Singer Songwriter Eric Anders Climbs The WB's Hit Series 'The Mountain' With His Song "Leave You Doubtful" On Sunday, November 14th.


Howard Stern Features Anders' "A Man For No Season" On His Pre-Election Broadcast Of Best Political Songs.


Los Angeles - (Nov. 18th, 2004) - Critically acclaimed Los Angeles based singer/songwriter Eric Anders is known for his finely crafted songs of love loss and powerful arrangements and has been compared to Coldplay, Nick Drake and R.E.M. His song "Leave You Doubtful," from his debut release Not At One, (The Baggage Room, 2004) has been used on the WB's hit series The Mountain (Wednesdays 9/8c, Sundays 9/8c) which airs on Sunday, November 14th at 9:00 PM EST.


The WB's hit series The Mountain chronicles the larger-than-life saga of the Carver family against the backdrop of an alluring playground of wealth, privilege, extreme sports, and fireside affairs and is the latest drama from producer McG (The O.C.).


The prolific Anders, who is negotiating more TV and film song placements from his first CD Not At One, put his sophomore release More Regrets on hold to voice his feelings on the presidential election and the Iraq war to record the EP, Songs For Wayward Days.


He was surprised when he heard that the "King of All Media" Howard Stern had tapped his song "A Man For No Season" as one of the best political songs he had recieved during the hotly contested campaign. "If Howard Stern took the time to spin my song, I must have struck a chord with his political ideology and I appreciate the exposure of his vast radio empire... He must be cooler than he looks." Laughed Eric after receiving multiple phone calls and E-mails from fans and friends regarding the airing of "A Man For No Season" on the Infinity Radio Howard Stern broadcast.


Eric Anders' up-coming release More Regrets will be available in the first quarter of 2005 on The Baggage Room Records.


For more information visit the official Eric Anders website.