• Insane to think that Baylor Homecoming 10 years ago was my first time to step foot on the most amazing university's campus. Wish we could have been there this weekend. Sic 'Em!

• Man, am I excited for Coldplay's new live DVD:

• Stoked on The Lone Bellow's new video done by Ryan Booth & SerialBox Presents. Here's the premiere on Paste Magazine.

• It seems like RGIII just always wants to make me cry.

• Really pumped for Dan Bailey to have lent his talents to a few songs I am recording with Tyler.

• Blinksale will soon have this integration, but Harvest did their Stripe integration really well too.

• When being involved in making a product you hope people use and love, thoughts like these need to always been at the forefront of your mind. Thanks Seth.

• By the way, music is not dead. Taylor Swift sold 1.2 million records in her first week. Wow.

• And speaking of fresh music, really thankful Austin introduced me to Ã�sgeir Trausti.

• Also this week, The Tree Ring released their new record. Listen to the first few songs here ... they're incredible:

• (And Merry early Sufjan Christmas.)

It's September! What?!

• Being a lover of San Diego, this video by Kevin Falk (from XOXO Wedding Studio) is really is fun to watch. We live in a beautiful city.

• I am really excited to share the latest from my extremely talented cousin, Stephen Greenwood: Polygon. Read about & watch it here. This series will give a brief history of video game publications, and why there's never a good time to launch a new one. Stephen has a knack for making interesting content really interesting. Excited to keep up with this.

• If you've been here before, you know that I. love. Paper Route. Well, as of this week, you can watch and read about their new video for "You & I" and you can pre-order the record.

• Brandon posted a great article by Seth Godin on playing nice with others. Read Seth's thoughts here.

• Graham launched his new SquareSpace site yesterday. Check it out at gdodd.com. Proud brother here.

• You've probably heard of Mint, but if for some reason you don't have an app to track your personal finances, you have to give it a shot. Mint hooks up with your debit/credit cards, has great iOS apps, keeps budgets for you ... it's incredibly useful.

• I haven't listened to The Album Leaf in a while, but I stumbled onto his new record, the original soundtrack for "Torey's Distraction", on Spotify and have really loved it. Incredibly calming, more acoustic than previous records, nice etherial guitar work, perfect background music. I will be working to this during late nights for the foreseeable future.

• If you haven't to J. Thoven yet, here's a Labor Day weekend treat for you:

• I cannot stop listening to Hauschka this week. If you are looking for incredibly great introspective study music, I don't think it can get much better than this. Here's a neat piece he did with NPR a little while back which gives you a great taste of his style:

• Obviously, I can't let you miss David Ramirez's new video for "Stick Around" that Ryan Booth directed.

• This song by Daughter is so soothing.

• Walk the Moon's new record has been out for a few weeks now. I have caught a little glimpse in how hard Lindsay has worked to make sure this release was incredible, and she did so well! Check out the video here:

• The Rocketboys did really well with this video. Well done, Chris.

• Did you know Bon Iver composed choir music?! Well, he does now.

• I am totally having Olympic withdrawals. I enjoyed SB Nation's review of the 15 best moments from the London Olympics.

• I love Instapaper! Here is a great review I posted earlier on Twitter.

• I came across this creative ad from Dodge and I love everything about it.

• Fun to run into this tribute Gotye made himself by compiling covers of his song "Somebody I Used To Know":

• Aaron Marsh posted this song recently as he had just finished producing it. I like the sound a lot: