http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.2734&rws=%2Fjason-falkner%2Fmusic-videos.rssJason Falkner was one of the preeminent power-pop writers and producers to surface in Los Angeles in the late '90s, turning out a pair of sparkling solo records and co-writing elaborate power pop with Brendan Benson, Eric Matthews and Air. His professional career began in the city's notable Paisley Underground movement, as a member of the Three O'Clock, and he was a founding member (though not a songwriter) of trippy '90s poppers Jellyfish. Though he made the rounds in L.A.'s pop scene and co-wrote seven songs on Brendan Benson's <i>One Mississippi</i>, his proper debut came in 1996 with <i>Jason Falkner Presents Author Unknown</i>. In 1999 he followed it with the Nigel Godrich-produced <i>Can You Still Feel?</i>, widely considered his best. A collection of four-track recordings followed some years later on spinART. - Nate CavalieriPower Popen720Thu, 31 Dec 2009 07:56:06 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.2734&rws=%2Fjason-falkner%2Fmusic-videos.rss Jason Falkner was one of the preeminent power-pop writers and producers to surface in Los Angeles in the late '90s, turning out a pair of sparkling solo records and co-writing elaborate power pop with Brendan Benson, Eric Matthews and Air. His professional career began in the city's notable Paisley Underground movement, as a member of the Three O'Clock, and he was a founding member (though not a songwriter) of trippy '90s poppers Jellyfish. Though he made the rounds in L.A.'s pop scene and co-wrote seven songs on Brendan Benson's <i>One Mississippi</i>, his proper debut came in 1996 with <i>Jason Falkner Presents Author Unknown</i>. In 1999 he followed it with the Nigel Godrich-produced <i>Can You Still Feel?</i>, widely considered his best. A collection of four-track recordings followed some years later on spinART. - Nate Cavalieri