Here’s some video evidence of me performing at the launch in Taipei.

I always get a huge thrill when I have a copy of a CD I’ve worked on in hand – there’s a real sense of achievement and closure. All the more so in the case of Unsung Heroes – as the you can hopefully tell from the animation below, Kou Chou Ching and Phalanx Design have done a sterling job with the packaging and presentation. And hey, I’m a superhero in the album art. Who am I to argue ;^)

Lucky draw time! I have 3 copies of the album to give away. To enter, just leave a comment on this post below (make sure to leave your real e-mail so I can contact you for your address if you win). I’ll let Emily pick winners from a hat and let you know in a week. Good luck!

***UPDATE***

The contest is now closed. Congratulations to our three winners.

I’m still basking in the delicious afterglow of a great album launch event for “Unsung Heroes” at The Wall in Taipei last night. The crowd (somewhere between 300 and 400 people) was fantastic, as was the venue and the sound. I took some steps in the right direction engaging with the audience, but importantly the performance showed me where I can improve in this regard.

Check back at http://moshang.net tomorrow for some video of the Taipei launch and my performance, as well as the chance to win one of three copies of the “Unsung Heroes” CD.

I cancelled my show at Substance today – wisely as it turned out, since we arrived back in Taichung after 3am. This edition of the Live Online is a slightly older archived performance.

Enjoy Live Online #19.

This recording was made at Comfort Zone (Second Life) on July 19th, 2009.

Alternatively, listen to Live Online #19 via play.fm (128kbps – medium quality).

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German airline Lufthansa has used my Disquiet Mix of Chang Jui-Chuan’s “Hey Kid” (off Asian Variations) in an online video promoting Hong Kong as a travel destination. They did quite a bit of editing, but it’s interesting nonetheless to see the track accompanied by visuals of Hong Kong.

The video is on the Lufthansa TravelWorld website (select “Perle des Luxus” on the right).

I’ve just made a playlist of machinima(s) (what’s the plural?) of me performing in Second Life. Most recently SL resident Aiden Witrial has made a whole bunch of me at various shows. I want to thank Aiden and the other producers for taking the time to do this  – it’s been a great help in getting word out about the tunes.