Century Love was recorded by: Men In My Head feat. 50 Cent
Produced by: Jerome "J Roc" Harmon for Bronz & Brainz Productions & J-Vu/ Side By Side Entertainment/ 
Timbaland Productions, King Logan for Royal Court Productions & J-Vu/ Side By Side Entertainment, Tim "One Love" Sommers for HourGlass Entertainment, Arty "Skye" Shweky for the SkyeLab Music Group, NYC

Written by: 
Curtis Jackson for 50 Cent Music Publishing, administered by Kobalt Music Publishing (ASCAP), Eddie Gindi (Gindi Music/ASCAP), Jeremy "Kinetics" Dussolliet /Hourglass Entertainment/ Warner Chappell (ASCAP), Arty "Skye" Shweky/Microworld Publishing (ASCAP)

Century Love- (piece)

All That Crap

So Totally Bizaare

We Are Not Broken Featuring Iou And Andrea Martin

Dragonfly

Save Me

Love So Hard

Butterfly Kiss

This song is about the resiliency of new York 15 years after 9-11. We are back not divided strong , optimistic.  No tale of 2 cities we are one.  No terror,  murdering evil will keep this city and all New Yorkers from flourishing.

Century Love Featuring 50 Cent

Just leaked, this track will appear on the new MIMH album dropping later this spring.. Be on the look out ;)

21st Century Troubadour

Men in My Head's lastest song, Survivor Tree is released in partnership with Century 21 Department Stores and Tuesday's Children, a non-profit organization committed to meeting the needs of every individual directly impacted by the 9/11 terrorist attacks. All proceeds from the single will be donated to Tuesday's Children.

Survivor Tree

The sound of Men In My Head is a mix of alternative rock and funk, with hints of blues and soul sprinkled in.  Influences include all the classic bands that rocked the world over the years including artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Eric Clapton, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beck, and the Killers.  Front man, guitarist, and songwriter Eddie Gindi creates songs about life’s journey, relationships, happiness, sadness, challenges faced, and dreams not yet realized.  For these rock aficionado’s, writing songs and playing original tunes is the ultimate satisfaction.  As Eddie Gindi elegantly puts it, “There is no better feeling from when I first have an idea about a new song to when the band plays it for the first time and it comes to life.”  
 
Always committed to delivering the best music possible to touch their fans, Men In My Head hope that their songs leave a lasting impression.  “That’s the idea-- if we can touch someone’s heart and mind when they hear our music, if they start to dance and feel the vibe… its all we need to keep us playing,” explains Eddie.
 
Now, with the help of SkyeLab Music Group and producer Arty Skye, Men In My Head have released their new self-titled album in August 2010.  Despite the fresh release, Men In My Head are proving that they are one of the hardest working bands in town by nearly wrapping up the writing process for their follow-up album, with an expected due date of January next year.   Fans can purchase the latest release on all popular digital retailers such as iTunes and Napster, with physical albums soon available on CD Baby and around local stores in New York City.  


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