MUSIC SUPERVISOR AND KCRW DJ,GARY CALAMAR RELEASES NEW SINGLE “LOOKING FOR A JOB”Multi-faceted Los Angeles recording artist, Gary Calamar follows up his criticallyacclaimed ep “You Are What You Listen To” with the new single “LookingFor A Job”, a classic postmodern blues anthem for the"less-than-employed"Calamar, whose day job as a Grammy Nominated Music Supervisor (True Blood,The Man In The High Castle…) and veteran KCRW DJ, employs his trademarkwit and gift for wordplay to reflect on the fear and desperation of those trying tostay emotionally and financially afloat in the modern world.Mixing haunting thrift store synth, a factory-thump groove, snarling guitars, andhis own inimitable vocal flow, Gary Calamar’s “Looking For A Job” is a tribute tothe over-educated, under-appreciated masses, pounding the streets andsidewalks looking for a way in. Or a way out.“Music supervising is a great gig, but it’s basically a free lance job.I was between projects for a month or so this summer and was inspired to writeand record this song with producer John Would. Ideally it can work doubleduty…people will enjoy the song and …perhaps it will get me a few more gigs”Calamar said… only half-joking.Here’s what the critics said about “You Are What You Listen To”“This is a killer EP and every track is filled to the brim with hooks, attitude and sublime popmusicality.” -Mike Marrone (Sirius XM’s The Loft)“There's a lifetime of passion for pop music and the craft of recording in this bright shiny E.P. Iparticularly like “Giddy”, it sums up Gary's enthusiasm for all things musical.”-Nic Harcourt (KCSN Los Angeles)“One of the best rock albums that I've heard this year....Gary Calamar's songs here are infusedwith great New Wave energy and hooks aplenty. Songs like"She's So Mid-Century" and"I GotAn Idea" are full-time pleasures. -David Wild (Huffington Post, Rolling Stone)“Gary’s songs are idiosyncratic gems. They’re reverent to great pop and classic rock but theyhave a spark of originality that is all Gary. They’re witty, catchy & fun and are a breath of freshair.” - Michael Shelley (WFMU New Jersey)“I Got an Idea” has the chugging crunch of T. Rex and The Kinks with a dash of Roxy Music.The man has long ago proven his musical taste is unerring. Turns out his writing and performinglive up to that pedigree.” -Roy Trakin (Trakin Care Of Business)For More Information, please contact Gary Calamar at GO Musicgarycalamar@mac.com