
This news is straight in from Brushfire Records.
Brushfire Records (f/k/a The Moonshine Conspiracy) was originally created to help put the soundtracks to the surf films from Jack Johnson and the Malloys. (Thicker Than Water, The September Sessions, and A Brokedown Melody) and their friends (Thomas Campbell’s Sprout). This Summer and Fall will see the release of two new films, and two new soundtracks.
The Present (due out digitally June 16th, and on CD on July 7th) is the 3rd and newest film from Thomas Campbell, acclaimed surf movie director of The Seedling and Sprout. The Present is yet another look into the wide-ranging possibilities of accessing the surfing experience, with a multi-cultural, diverse surf craft and wide range of surfers. Shot primarily in 16mm film on location in West Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, California, Sumatra, Java, and Peru.
Featuring Dave Rastovich, Dane Reynolds, Joel Tudor, Chelsea Hedges, Kassia Meador, Harrison Roach, Dan Malloy, Devon Howard, C.J. Nelson, Ry Craike, Jacob Stuth, Sofi a Mulanovich, Chris Del Moro, Michel Junod, Ian King, Danny Hess, Alex Knost, and Rob Machado among others. With music by; David Axelrod, Bonnie Prince Billy, Mice Parade, The Mattson 2, Cass McCombs, Plants and Animals, Vetiver, The Photographic, Ndabva Kure (featuring Shannon Sol R. Carroll and David Rastovich), Japanese Motors, Gabor Szabo, Ray Barbee & The Mattson 2, Jeff Parker, and Tommy Guerrero.
180 South (due out this fall) is the long awaited new film from the Malloys. It follows the 2008 trip of a group of surfers and outdoorsmen as they retrace the steps of Yvon Chouinard and Doug Tompkins’ 1968 trip to Patagonia, Chile. For more information, check out the amazing new site at www.180south.com