What's So Funny 'Bout 'Aliens In America?'
The creative forces behind "Aliens In America" were searching for a song that could help spread awareness about the show and evoke its underlying spirit and theme: that despite seemingly vast differences between people of different cultures, there is so much more in our inherent humanity that unites us than there is that divides us. The song's lyrics and the combined Western and Eastern musical approach brings new life and resonance to this rock 'n' roll classic, while perfectly mirroring the show's exuberant sense of fun and timely and important subject matter.
The PJ Olsson/Salman Ahmad version of "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding" will be featured as a bonus track on Olsson's forthcoming American Scream CD, set for release October 16. American Scream is Olsson's first album of new material since 2005's Beautifully Insane, and adds to a body of work that began with his eponymous debut in 1998 and continued with the critically lauded Words For Living in 1999. All three albums were acclaimed for Olsson's blending of traditional instruments with innovative beats and electronics, as well as for his unique songwriting style and intricate vocal harmonies.
Aliens In America is from CBS Paramount Network Television Inc. and Warner Bros. Television with executive producers Tim Doyle (Jake in Progress), Moses Port (Just Shoot Me, Mad About You) and David Guarascio (Just Shoot Me, Mad About You).
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