Guster

Guster just released a teaser video to their fans on their YouTube channel, featuring clips of the band in the studio and a portion of their first single "Do You Love Me" from their upcoming album Easy Wonderful. The album is out everywhere October 5, and fans can grab the first single now at iTunes. 

On October 5, Guster returns with Easy Wonderful (Aware/Universal Republic), their first studio album in four years and undoubtedly the best of their career. Recorded in New York and Nashville, Easy Wonderful features twelve new original songs by the group – Ryan Miller (guitar/vocals), Adam Gardner (guitar/vocals), Brian Rosenworcel (percussion), and multi-instrumentalist Joe Pisapia. Their most sophisticated and rewarding work to date, 'Easy Wonderful' is an arresting pop gem, one that's subtle but insistent, layered and complex yet immediately and undeniably catchy.

Check out a free download of the infectious anthem "Bad Bad World" on Guster's website: http://bit.ly/b948iY

Nettwerk congratulates Adam Gardner, Guster guitarist/vocalist and co-founder of the environmental non-profit Reverb, on the launch of Green Music Group (GMG), a coalition of Reverb that brings together musicians, industry leaders and music fans to create widespread environmental change within the music industry and around the globe.

To celebrate its launch, Green Music Group founding members and friends gathered at Jane’s House in Hollywood over the weekend for live performances by members of Dave Matthews Band, Guster, and Maroon 5. Guests were treated to eco-friendly appetizers and drinks provided by Shin’s BBQ, VeeV, ZICO, Eel River, and Newton’s Vineyard.

“Tonight we celebrated a watershed moment – music industry leaders and fans coming together to create significant change. Reverb has been helping individual artists and venues green their tours and shows for the last six years. We wanted to do more – our founding artists, venues and labels wanted to do more, and our fans were calling on us to take the lead,” said Adam Gardner, who founded Reverb with his wife, environmentalist Lauren Sullivan. “Green Music Group answers that call by using the collective power of the music community to bring about real lasting environmental change.”