I love music. All kinds of music. A Million Watts of Sound comes from that love for music and the talented artists that create and share their incredible goods.

As a fellow creative, when I am passionate about a particular band, solo artist, or song, its a natural feeling for me to want to tell everyone I know about it. It's the original concept of this site, and what I will strive for this place to maintain.

I shall always make every effort to keep the integrity of my blog, by only writing that which I believe. I have always had a love for the written word and possess great passion for the way music is integral in my life.

Through the continued support and interest of readers, artists, music lovers, et al. it has started to take on a life of it's own. So thank you so much!

May it always stay a true reflection of me and an example of how music and artists make a difference in the world.

In love with the art of DJ-ing since the concept of mixing two songs together first occurred to him, it was house music that led Eddie to the decks years ago. Despite a bottomless versatility rarely found among modern DJs, and an arcane knowledge of music, deep and techy house still inspires Eddie to play today.

After honing his talents behind the decks for over 20 years, everywhere from guest list only lounges to subterranean soirées and often alongside some of the biggest names in house, Eddie has found a home in the studio with dance music producing partners, and on the stage as one part of the trip-hop friendly yet unclassifiable trio, UNA. 

While being part of a band may have come as a surprise to someone who doesn’t play a traditional instrument, being an integral part of UNA seems natural for an artistic soul so dedicated to the art of DJ-ing and music, and so passionate about getting things right. 

As UNA’s turntablist, Eddie adds in the aural layers that help make UNA’s sound fresh and elusive. When he’s not collaborating in the studio or performing with the band, he’s DJ-ing in major cities throughout the U.S. and working on 4/4 productions that have already garnered attention from household names in dance.


~ words by Amanda Moshier

Sean Scott McCracken is a Meisner technique graduate of the Ruskin Acting School. He is most widely known as “The Tailor” in the ubiquitous Men’s Wearhouse ads, “You’re going to like the way you look.” He guarantees a compelling and nuanced character every time. Often the villain, he also loves to play a good dad. He understands all characters have good and bad in them, such as the slick and protective boxing manager in the award-winning In Full Bloom. He channels the absurd and self-effacing awareness in Eryx And The Void. 

McCracken is generous and dedicated to the actors he works with. He’s always got a job to do, and believes we need each other to finish it. He’s is the Kennedy-esque politician in Marilyn-My Secret on stage, the flamboyant and powerful publicist in American Woman, and the huckle bearer of Ozzie Ozbourne. He wants “Came To Play” written on his tombstone.

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