Say Hi
Eric’s humble demeanor deters him from hooking-up with extreme admirers.
Say Hi: Indie-Saurus Rex (00:35)
Eric notes the dwindling and nearly extinct existence of the true indie rockers.
Say Hi: Forget Sexy! Bring The Morale Back (00:19)
One might be quick to walk away from the Say Hi tour bus if they hear J.T. bumping.
Say Hi: Droppin’ The Mom (1:11)
‘The Wishes And The Glitch’ is Say Hi’s first album recorded in Seattle and first non-Comicon friendly album.
Say Hi: Shielding The Merch (00:31)
It appears that the kid who always spilled at birthday parties grew up, and no surprise, he’s a douche bag.
Say Hi: Bunny Suit (1:16)
Like many artists, Eric generally needs to play somewhere three or four times before donning a bunny suit.
Say Hi: Crowd Pleaser (1:04)
Eric tells UI what sets their biggest crowd pleaser "Let's Talk About Spaceships" apart from Say Hi's other songs.
Say Hi: Radiohead Head (00:26)
If Eric gets to collaborate with Radiohead , the album should come with a pair of Depends with that bear logo on the ass to commemorate the soiled session.
Say Hi: Buffy Buff (00:49)
Eric subscribes to the Sunnydale model of vampire co-existence more Spike, less Nosferatu.
Say Hi: Catch The Buzz Cuz (00:50)
Eric achieved his ultimate NY venue goal of rockin’ The Bowery Ballroom, and salutes it’s little sister venue The Mercury Lounge.
Say Hi: Superpower Dreams (00:45)
If Eric could fly out of his bedroom window in real life, he'd make sure the ladies were watching.
How could playing along to, ‘You Could Be Mine,’ ‘My Michelle,’ and ‘Used To Love Her,’ result in a love song about recycling?
Say Hi: Make It About The Music (00:46)
The record industry is a strange beast and a definite force to be reckoned with.
Say Hi: SXSW Zen Tip (00:36)
***Uncensored SXSW Moments***Don't get your heart set on seeing any one band. Go with the flow. Feel the chi running through your body along with some spicy Mexican food. Aye Aye Om.
Say Hi: Saluting Seattleites (00:44)
Seattle musicians David Bazan and John Roderick make brilliant contributions to the latest Say Hi project.