BRIAN FALDUTO, once the young Billy (aka “Fancy Pants”) we all knew and loved has grown up and graduated to become a successful Singer/Songwriter in his own right. Over the last year, Brian has been hard at work writing, performing, and recording in New York City in preparation for his music debut. Previously, his history of work has been in Film, TV, Stage, and Radio. "You're tacky and I hate you!" is one of the greatest if not one of the “most-used-as-a-GIF” movie lines of the 2000’s. Since uttering those famously sassy words in the blockbuster movie School of Rock (starring Jack Black, Joan Cusack, Sarah Silverman), Brian studied at Wagner College in New York City. After graduation, Brian took a full-time job at country music radio station NASH FM 94.7 but kept his passion for performing alive; he has starred in countless theatre projects & tours and lent his vocal chops to jingles, voice-over projects & collaborations with other artists. After always having had a love of music, Brian is finally stepping out, taking his place center stage, and releasing his first-ever EP Love One Another. This acoustic, fan-funded extended play is filled with Brian’s original, heartfelt lyrics set to infectious melodies. The tracks tell of personal experiences and situations with previous relationships, as well as delving into the current climate of the world on the song “Turn That Song Back On,” from which the EP title message of Love One Another is derived. As a songwriter, Falduto captures raw emotion that we have all felt at some point in our lives. “It’ll Do” opens the door into Brian’s life, showing vulnerability right off the bat, but not without a catchy hook. This song is followed by “Just A Phase,” an even more introspective story song with a slight 90’s flare. For the EP’s third song, “I Saw A Ghost”, Brian teamed up with musical theatre composer Aaron Michael Krueger for a Johnny Cash inspired co-write to tell a haunting tale we’ve all had nightmares about: running into your ex on the street. The previously mentioned “‘Turn That Song Back On” brings the energy back up with a positive message that we all need to hear right now. To conclude, Brian’s “In My Mind” was the first song he ever wrote back in 2015 and is therefore very dear to his heart. For the EP, it was recorded in a one-take studio session on electric guitar to accurately capture the emotional essence of the song. Connect with Brian Falduto on social media: @BrianFalduto (Twitter), @brianfalduto (Instagram), Brian Falduto (Facebook).