Announcing our Third Eye Vision contest, in collaboration with EO Products. Share your photo, drawing, song, video, or poem inspired by The Third Eye for a chance to win a prize package from EO Products and Got A Girl.

Over 100 prizes including cash.

Got a Girl is heading out on tour this month. See you soon, Seattle, San Francisco, NYC and LA!

Sept 21
The Triple Door, Seattle
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Sept 22
Great American Music Hall, San Francisco
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Sept 25 and 26
Joes Pub, New York
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Sept 28
Largo, Los Angeles
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The test pressings from the 3 new 45s! Limited edition stuff coming soon.

This month our single Did We Live Too Fast is featured on Amazon’s $0.69 songs!

Got A Girl is featured on KEXP‘s “Music that Matters” podcast! Listen to the podcast here.

KEXP Music That Matters, Vol. 419 – Dream City
1. Prom Body – My Paradise
2. Pets – Dream City
3. Cold Beat – Mirror
4. Sugar Stems – We Only Come Out At Night
5. Conor Oberst – Zigzagging Toward The Light
6. French Style Furs – (World In My) Bloodstream
7. Donovan Blanc – Hungry A Long Time
8. Skygreen Leopards – Selling T-Shirts
9. Garotas Suecas – Bucolismo
10. Got a Girl – Did We Live Too Fast
11. Slow Club – Everything Is New
12. Austra – Habitat

Good morning! You can now listen to our interview on NPR All Things Considered here:

Listen to Mary and Dan talk to NPR’s All Things Considered here!

You can order our debut album now from these fine retailers:

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@AmazonMusic CD = http://smarturl.it/GAGiloveyou_AMZCD
@AmazonMusic LP = http://smarturl.it/GAGiloveyou_AMZLP

Got a Girl is the blossoming collaboration between Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Smashed; The Spectacular Now) and superproducer Dan “The Automator” Nakamura (Gorillaz; Deltron 3030). A chance encounter during the filming of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World — which starred Winstead and featured several songs by Nakamura — led the pair to an unexpected meeting of minds and musical tastes. On a whim, Nakamura invited Winstead to join him in his studio. A few sessions later, the duo realized that something fabulous and unpredictable was happening. “It started out as just an interesting experiment,” says Winstead.

“And then we realized, ‘Hey, what we’re doing is really good.’ We’d recorded a dozen songs, each one coming from a different place, but there was a unifying vibe to all of them…. All of a sudden, it felt like we were doing an album.” The common theme to their collaborations was “romance,” says Nakamura, but just not in the way you traditionally think of it. “When we say ‘romance,’ we’re talking about lifestyle and attitude, in addition to relationships and mood.” Distilling and decanting the spirits of John Keats and Charlotte Corday, Chopin and nouvelle chanson, Got a Girl serves up a sweet and sharply carbonated cocktail of the epic, the baroque, the absurd —by turns sentimental and postmodern, and in total, utterly irresistible.