8/1/22 – Just finished editing this film of our song Look Up, sung by the fabulous Tommi Mischell with an ensemble of some of our favorite singers and musicians. Enjoy!

5/6/22 – On the cover of the Life section of today’s Philadelphia Inquirer. Old City is celebrating the 30th Anniversary of its First Friday Art strolls with a new documentary film. We were two of the artists who helped create this neighborhood in the late 1970’s.

4/11/22 – At John Kilgore Sound in New York recording a new arrangement of our song Look Up. With lead singer Tommi Mischell, backup vocalists Donnie Hammond, Austin Ku and Jesse Manocherian, and musical director/pianist Eric Svejcar.

3/7/22 – Earlier this winter Dan recorded himself signing Sassafras Lake, a tenderly intense childhood memory song written by his dear friend Grant King.

8/5/21 – We’re excited to share our brand new e-commerce site featuring Michael’s art: michaelbiello.com

6/18/21 – As we re-emerge from the year of COVID our art and music projects re-emerge with us! Here’s a new chandelier Michael’s in the process of building for a client’s beach house at the Jersey Shore.

3/10/21 – We invite you to watch our brand new short (14 minute) musical film COCKROACHES & COLOGNE. Created as a comic diversion during our many months of COVID isolation, we rehearsed virtually, filmed safely, and were lucky enough to cast the fabulous husband-and-wife duo Trey Compton & Lara Hayhurst as our stars. Enjoy!

11/27/20 – We’re excited to announce the re-release of our 1992 album HUMAN BEING – available digitally for the first time! Featuring Dan’s pop vocals on 10 Biello Martin songs including DRAG DANCE, STRANGE NOW, and LAY YOUR BURDEN DOWN which Dan recorded with backups by the amazing Lavender Light Gospel Choir. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE. You can also find us on Spotify, Apple iTunes, Google Play, etc.

10/8/20 – We’ve been collaborating over the past few weeks with our Philadelphia Design District colleagues to create an installation inside an empty storefront on North 3rd Street in Old City. It’s a tribute to the people and businesses lost during 2020 – and a glimmer of what’s possible when we work together as a community in the spirit of love, healing inspiration and hope.