Scott Free & Lester Greene • He's My Shortie

Recently, I brought you a new single from Rocker Scott Free, dedicated to all the LGBT brothers and sisters under the Czarist rule of Vladimir Putin, with his single "Happy Pride Day Moscow". If you missed it, you can check it out here. I just discovered Free has another single out, this one a collaboration with out and proud Rapper Lester Greene. They worked together to bring us the explosive "He's My Shortie", a great song and an imaginative video. The boys seem to have some amazing super-power, for when they touch one another's clothing, the material stars to evaporate. As they struggle and wrestle about the hotel room, we see more and more of the men, including Lester Greene's incredibly fine ass. It is interesting to me, kinda like the power struggle in a new relationship, featuring some very hot guys. Of course, that could just be my imagination running way with me once more. Here is your opportunity watch Scott Free and Lester Greene perform "He's My Shortie" in the official music video and figure it out for yourself.

The music video was directed by Scott Free, with camera work by Jason Torres. Handsome Torres also makes a cameo toward the end of the video, coming undetected into the hotel room. Soon as I heard the song, I needed it to be in my collection, and it became a strong entry in my October 2013 playlist! To purchase "He's My Shortie" directly from the artist on Bandcamp. There you can name your own price, from Free to a donation to support the artist. To learn more about Scott Free, visit his official website. You can also 'like' Scott on Facebook, and 'follow' him on Twitter. For more about Lester Greene, visit his official website. You can also 'like' Lester on Facebook, and 'follow' him on Twitter.

Scott Free • Happy Pride Day Moscow

While much of the world is sitting on their hands as Russian Czar Vladimir Putin has made any show of support of LGBT people or issues illegal in Russia, where the upcoming Winter Olympics is scheduled to be held. Many would rather support the athletes, because competing in a game held every four years is far more important than human rights, right? Even skater Johnny Weir, whose self-involvement is Olympic in proportion to that of even the Kardasian family, appeared on ESPN with Keith Obermann to defend Russia and the games. The fashion-minded skater wore a Soviet-inspired army jacket as he explained how doing anything but support the games would be harmful to both the athletes who train for competition, and the citizens of Russia. Conveniently, the gay skater seemed to forget about the LGBT people having to live with the new law, and the reports of harsh treatment of those Russian citizens. Well, out and proud rocker Scott Free decided it was time to lend his voice to the discussion, so he wrote his new song, "Happy Pride Day Moscow".

Scott Free has been making Punk-fueled Rock since the 1990s, never afraid to speak his mind on the issues. Whether it was political or just a matter of Pop Culture, Free has never shied from allowing his queer voice to be heard. That continues to be true with, "Happy Pride Day Moscow", the bold new song with Punk and Ska influences. Scott's tongue is planted firmly in his cheek, taking a look at everything from oiled men wrestling to the regal attire of some of the Russian conservative movement. Hey, just give a listen for yourself.

To get "Happy Pride Day Moscow", visit Scott on Bandcamp. There you can name your own price, from Free to a donation to support the artist. To learn more about Scott Free, visit his official website. You can also 'like' him on Facebook, and 'follow' him on Twitter.