I started writing this record immediately after The Secret Life of Boys was complete.

This album has a lot of cool things on it. "Little Sister" was always a song that many people loved. So is the title track. I had a lot of fun making this because after the debut record I stopped worrying and really began to love the process of constantly

I started writing this record immediately after The Secret Life of Boys was complete.

This album has a lot of cool things on it. "Little Sister" was always a song that many people loved. So is the title track. I had a lot of fun making this because after the debut record I stopped worrying and really began to love the process of constantly recording.

Interestingly when these tracks were complete I still had no title for the album. One night at a bar in downtown DC I asked a bunch of friends to pick a name. Any name. One of them blurted out, "Just call it---RUSH PUSH damn it!" And that was that.

Over the years I stupidly gave away a lot of demos on cassettes and sometimes on CDs. A number of friends collected these little souvenirs but a lot of early tracks got into the hands of DJs and radio people and slowly made their way out onto the internets. Often these versions were not the best or were flat out not finished.

So, this was a chance

Over the years I stupidly gave away a lot of demos on cassettes and sometimes on CDs. A number of friends collected these little souvenirs but a lot of early tracks got into the hands of DJs and radio people and slowly made their way out onto the internets. Often these versions were not the best or were flat out not finished.

So, this was a chance to revisit some of those tracks and polish them a little.

This album contains one of my most successful releases "Groove Thru The Floor". Also, a nearly 9 minute remix of "Boy Seventeen" as well as "Dim All The Lights" which ended up on a movie soundtrack.