Joining AJ Rafael’s play.live.breathe Tour!

I’m super excited to be joining AJ Rafael for the Texas dates on his play.live.breathe tour! AJ’s an incredibly talented singer/songwriter who just released his outstanding debut album, Red Roses. Tickets are already on sale, so don’t wait too long to buy them!

Friday 9/14 – Granada Theatre, Dallas, TX TICKETS AND DETAILS

Sunday 9/16 – University of Houston (Cullen Hall), Houston, TX TICKETS AND DETAILS

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“Your Love Carries On” Music Video!

I’ve finished the music video for “Your Love Carries On,” the 2nd song off my new EP, Origami! The song and the video are a tribute to the late Marilyn Monroe (June 1, 1926 – August 5, 1962). Even though she passed away 50 years ago, I’m absolutely blown away by how many people she continues to inspire and impact through her legacy. Hope you like it!

Make sure you download the whole Origami EP (it’s free!)

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New EP, “Origami” Available For Free Download!

“Origami,” my new EP, is now available online! And you know what makes it even better? It’s totally free!

Download “Origami” EP (http://aaronkaufman.bandcamp.com/album/origami)

“Origami” features 5 brand new songs including “Your Love Carries On,” a tribute to the late Marilyn Monroe, and “Modern Girl.”

And what better way to close out July than with some brand new (free) music?

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Countdown To The New EP!

I just got the final mixes of the songs for the new EP! This means only a few more days until the release of my newest EP, “Origami!” And the end of July will also see the release of a brand new music video for my song “Your Love Carries On.” JULY IS GONNA BE GREAT!

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New Video!

I’ve been missing Minnesota quite a bit lately, so one weekend I decided to learn one of my favorite songs by Minnesota singer/songwriter Jeremy Messersmith (when I really should have been finishing up the new EP…). And since at the end of the day I just love pop music, I decided to add a bridge to the song and throw in a little Justin Bieber. And while Justin Bieber’s not from Minnesota, he’s from Canada which is still close to Minnesota.

Actually, besides singing for kids in the Children’s Hospital, this is the first time I’ve ever sung a Justin Bieber song. I wonder if Jeremy Messersmith has ever sung Justin Bieber? Probably not…

Anderson Fair Show Update – Date Change!

I am no longer playing at Anderson Fair on April 12th. Instead I will be the guest host (!!!!) on May 31st. Anderson Fair mainstay Wayne Wilkerson will be there to help me, and the other artists featured will be announced soon.
For anyone who’s never been to Anderson Fair before, it’s one of the best venues for songwriters I’ve ever seen, and definitely my favorite in Houston (and they serve Leinenkugel’s, which reminds me of Minnesota). Edmund Evans has performed here twice, but this will be my first time performing solo, and I’m really excited!

New EP Release Date Pushed Back :(

I’ve been hard at work putting some more songs together for my new EP, and unfortunately I’ve had to push back the release date. I hope to finish it and release it in early March.

But don’t worry! There will be more music before then! Including a very special Valentine’s Day performance for the patients and families at Texas Children’s Hospital on February 14th (Valentine’s Day!). For more information, feel free to email me!

New Video! “Somebody That I Used To Know/Can’t Buy Me Love” Medley

I randomly discovered Gotye’s song “Somebody That I Used To Know” early this year and I’ve been unable to get it out of my head since then. I showed my roommate and she suggested I try covering it, and my good friend Sam had a new camera he wanted to try out the video mode on, so I decided to have a little project for the 3 day weekend! Hope you enjoy!

Special thanks to Sam for filming, and Erika for suggesting it!