Brian Covelli Productions
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  • July15th

    You support my production right?  Would you like to trade 99 cents for a song I produced?  Buy the single “Indestructible” I produced for WordP for less than the cost of an item off the dollar menu at McDonald’s.  The song is great and its better for you than a McChicken with all that mayo they plop on.   Mayonnaise which leads to regret… or a great song which you will no doubt add to a playlist of your favorites?  Or both for two dollars!  WordP Indestructible on iTunes.

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  • June13th

    WordP, one of my artists I produce for, is set to have a giant show this week in Minnesota.  It’s been months in the making and its incredible how much support and anticipation there is leading up to it.  Here’s the info from Facebook:

    WORD-P SHOW AND DANCE BASH JUNE 15TH AT LAKE WACONIA EVENT CENTER IN WACONIA, MINNESOTA. HOSTED BY D.J. E.A.R. MIGHTY OF CLUB VALENTINOS IN ST. PAUL. CLICK LINK TO RSVP FOR THE EVENT–>http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=104875192880301&ref=ts

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  • May20th

    One day I opened facebook to find a message with a link to this video.  I watched it, it was great.  It’s that simple.  Really though I am honored that a song I produced would inspire someone to make a video this sick.  The song is “Frozen Yogurt” by WordP (Produced by Brian Covelli) and it can be found for FREE at www.turncoatmusic.com or on iTunes.  It will be on my upcoming compilation CD.

    These guys are twins (Meluchi / Soluchi) and probably should be on MTV’s ABDC, or a music video, or backing at a concert, or something.  Go to youtube and comment and subscribe.  There are a few videos floating around and there are already thousands of views and comments for them.

    Oh, and yeah, I could dance like that if I wanted to.  Enjoy.  – Covelli


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  • May14th



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    This is a new beat that guitarist Dan Linehan and I recently finished. The inspiration and direction comes from the deep south New Orleans bayou sound. Couple that with a triplet/swing hip-hop drum track, funky organs, Latin percussion, deep bass, and spacey synths and you get this odd masterpiece. Look out for more very soon. From our minds to your ears…enjoy. – Covelli

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