I’ll be doing a live chat with folks on Gather.com on Monday, November 12th from 12:30-1 PST. If you’d like to join the conversation, or else review what was said, just click here. Heck yeah. You like my live chat, don’t you?

Check it! There isn’t very much on it, but isn’t it official looking? I love being on there! For those who don’t know, I recently got signed for an EP with Decca. And the EP is out! You can buy it places! Well, not real places, but digital places! Sweet. And here’s the full list [...]

This video took me about 25 hours to make, alone in my apartment with a black sheet and a lot of glitter glue. For my efforts, I was rewarded beyond my wildest dreams. ‘Elodie’ was featured on the front page of YouTube, and was the song that eventually won me the Decca contest. My EP [...]

I love you, Glenn Gamboa. Because you wrote a review of my EP in Newsday magazine, which, according to Wikipedia, has a daily circulation of 377,000. That is amazing. I’ll include the whole review here, because it’s short: Glenn Gamboa | DROPS January 6, 2009 Newcomer Tommy Wallach clearly idolizes the gorgeous, clever piano-pop of [...]

That’s right. I’m all kinds of famous. Check this out. Mixing it up Written by Breena Kerr Wednesday, 31 December 2008 A couple of weeks ago, I attended a monthly mixer at Stanford University’s Cantor Arts Center. The event, held on the third Thursday of the month, is one of a limited number of social [...]

After I won the Decca/Gather contest, I was asked to write about it for HP. What joy. Here’s a link to the full article, with an excerpt right here: I May Not Be The Next American Idol, But I Did Just Win A Record Deal by Tommy Wallach So I just won my first online [...]

Here are a few minutes of a video from a Fox Business interview with Tom Gerace, founder of Gather.com. I think this is my first television appearance, aside from showing up in a local news broadcast about a library opening in Bellevue, WA. I’m so cool. And here’s a full transcript of the interview, for [...]

This is an older song of mine that I don’t play as much as I should. It’s about death. Go death. And there’s Mozart in the middle, and a little Les Miz at the end. Hells yeah.

This is a live video of me playing at Cantor Arts Center here on campus. The song is a revisionist history of my friendship with Tallie. I screw up a number of times. It went fine in my living room that morning, but then I forgot to have a place to put my mandolin, and [...]

Here’s a song of mine about Eylene. Apparently, there are some arguments about how to spell Occam. I think the razor itself would determine that Occam is simpler than Ockham (it has fewer letters), so that’s what I’m going with.