MUSIC INDUSTRY RESUME…
PERFORMERS NAME: MC LARS
REAL NAME: Andrew R. Nielsen
DATE OF BIRTH: 10/6/82

CURRENT MOOD: Fresh
URBAN PH(as in phat)D (nwa or utfo?):
Stanford Undergraduate English B.A. degree in progress,
with KRS-One and Public Enemy minors.
LEAST ACCURATELY LABELED MEDIA
STEREOTYPE:
“MC Lars as a trailer-trash b-boy”. I
am the antithesis and proud of it.
STREET CRED:
Bowling for Soup, American Hi-Fi and the Riddlin’
Kids. I love “Weird Al” Yankovic and would
love to tour with him one day.
SHORT ANSWER SECTION:
• HEARTS THAT HATE (wtf?): They are the Spinal
Tap of emo. I did the verses to that song with producer
Mike Sapone then he hooked up with two of our friends
out in New York who used to be in bands that did similar
stuff and they wrote the chorus. We tweaked it to
make it fit and cast a fake band for the video.
• GIGS OF MUSIC (just how many gigs are in that
laptop(s) of yours?): I run a 40 gig laptop and have
done hundreds of shows with that thing.
• PIEBALD APPROVED: (what have they had to say
about their sample?) They are fiscally compensated
and we toured England together last summer. They like
“iGeneration” and I like them so life
is good.
• ABANDONED PIECE OF TECHNOLOGY YOU WISH TO
RESURECT: (laserdiscs? floppys? ghettoblasters?) I
used to use zip disks a lot to record scratch vocals
on my BR8. However, that was cumbersome because you
can’t digitally edit the flows visually. It
was great for guitar riffs so I’d like to bring
the zip disk digital recording back in 2006.
• ESSAY
I left my dorm room to bring my music to the masses
because:
Today’s music is often unimaginative, stagnant,
and calculated. I fought this by doing something honest
and ridiculous in my dorm room with some dear friends
who knew how to do what was chugging in my brain and
have been elated by the response. I will keep writing
songs about stuff that excites me until they pry my
ProTools rig from my cold dead fingers. Watch out
because it’s a revolution of DIY honesty that
doesn’t care to be labeled as a novelty, because
it’s not.