My Cousin’s on NPR

How cool is this!? We’ve seen him on MSNBC and now he’s on NPR. Let’s not just stop at him being on NPR, he will also be interviewed by NW Cable News (a local TV network for the Pacific Northwest) and the Seattle PI (local newspaper).

World Cafe, May 22, 2006 · Tim Seely’s debut, Funeral Music, is a beautiful and intricate folk-pop album brimming with atmosphere. Seely briefly made a name for himself as the frontman of The Actual Tigers, an ambitious and talented pop unit that was cruelly lost in record label woes back in 2001.Seely emerged from the humbling experience and swapped his hometown of Seattle for the more rustic setting of Oxford, Miss., where he began the songwriting process for Funeral Music. Aided by producer Dennis Herring (Sparklehorse, Modest Mouse, Elvis Costello) and multi-instrumentalist/engineer Clay Jones, Seely has crafted a collection of stunning songs that guide the listener along from melancholy pop to life affirming melodies. Funeral Music is a strong debut by an artist obviously full of creative energy and promise.

Source: NPR.org