From the creator of the sensation Postmodern Jukebox — with millions of fans globally — comes an inspirational memoir about discovering what you love and turning it into a creative movement.
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About the book:
With student loan debt piling up and no lucrative gigs around the corner, Scott Bradlee found himself in a situation all too familiar to struggling musicians and creative professionals, unsure whether he should use the little income he had to pay the rent on his basement apartment on the fringes of New York City or to avoid defaulting on his loans.
It was under these desperate circumstances that Bradlee began experimenting, applying his passion for jazz, ragtime, and doo wop styles to contemporary hits by singers like Macklemore and Miley Cyrus–and suddenly an idea was born.
The bands Bradlee went on to launch–from A Motown Tribute to Nickelback to Postmodern Jukebox, the rotating supergroup devoted to period covers of pop songs for which he is best known–borrowed from and refined the initial idea he had arrived at to bring genres now sometimes considered arcane to wide audiences. Today, the success he has had is astonishing, with Postmodern Jukebox collecting upwards of three million subscribers on YouTube, selling out major venues around the world, and developing previously unknown talent into superstar singers.
Taking readers through the false starts, absurd failures, and unexpected breakthroughs of Bradlee’s journey from a lost musician to a musical kingmaker headlining Radio City Music Hall–and presenting all the insights he learned along the way to becoming an entrepreneur like no other OUTSIDE THE JUKEBOX is an inspiring memoir about how one musician found his rhythm and launched a movement that would forever change how people make, distribute, and enjoy their favorite songs.
About the Author
Scott Bradlee is a pianist and musical arranger. His musical collective, Postmodern Jukebox, is best known for its viral “pop music in a time machine” covers and has performed in over 400 live shows in five different continents.
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About the “FREE” Companion CD: 
Outside the Jukebox Soundtrack is a song-by-song summary of the history of PMJ, so you’ll be able to take a musical stroll down memory lane while you wait for the book to arrive.
The ten-track free compilation features some of the key musical moments from Postmodern Jukebox history as recalled in Scott’s memoir! There’s “Hello My Ragtime ’80s”, Scott’s solo debut and the first step on the road to PMJ; “How You Remind Me”, from the “Motown Tribute to Nickelback”; the candlelit rendition of “Only Girl in the World” with Niia, one of the earliest PMJ covers; “We Can’t Stop” with Robyn Adele Anderson, the moment that PMJ exploded into viral sensation-hood; favorites like “Sweet Child O’ Mine” with Miche Braden, “Habits” with haley Reinhart, and “My Heart Will Go On” with Mykal Kilgore; our favorite sad clown, Puddles Pity Party, makes an appearance on “Royals”, while double-threat Kate Davis shows off her singing and bass-playing chops on “All About That Bass”. Finally, there’s Nicole Atkins’ stirring tribute to the late, great David Bowie on “Heroes”.
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