If you do not have...
Joshua Radin's "We Were Here," his first full-length release, GO GET IT NOW!
Scrubs fans will recognize his work. His haunting song, "Winter" was played in the background in "My Screwup," during the funeral scene for Ben at the end of the episode.
Joshua Radin also has gone by Josh Radin, just so's you know.
The only thing I don't like about this album (I'll never stop calling them albums, sorry) is that they completely over-did and therefore fucked up "Winter." I don't know WHY in the world they even TOUCHED it. It was one of the most beautiful, haunting songs every written and recorded and, on "We Were Here," for some reason they decided to fuck with the purity of it, which had so much to do with the beauty of the song. It begs the questions: What did the rest of these songs sound like before a major studio got a hold of them? From the way they sound on this album, one can only imagine.
So, "find" Winter off his website if it's still there, or by some other means, if you don't already have it.
Scrubs fans will recognize his work. His haunting song, "Winter" was played in the background in "My Screwup," during the funeral scene for Ben at the end of the episode.
Joshua Radin also has gone by Josh Radin, just so's you know.
The only thing I don't like about this album (I'll never stop calling them albums, sorry) is that they completely over-did and therefore fucked up "Winter." I don't know WHY in the world they even TOUCHED it. It was one of the most beautiful, haunting songs every written and recorded and, on "We Were Here," for some reason they decided to fuck with the purity of it, which had so much to do with the beauty of the song. It begs the questions: What did the rest of these songs sound like before a major studio got a hold of them? From the way they sound on this album, one can only imagine.
So, "find" Winter off his website if it's still there, or by some other means, if you don't already have it.