Catchy, animated pop rock/rap, for fans of Linkin Park and Fall Out Boy.

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POP: Pop/Rock, HIP-HOP/RAP: Rap

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This new album takes Nik Fury closer to his musical roots than heâs even been. A blend of pop, rock, rap and a surprising taste of pop-punk makes Lights, Camera, Accident worth a listen.

Nik opens Lights, Camera, Accident with the albumâs anthem, Call 911. âLights is really about change, itâs about the unexpected.â he explains, âOver the last few years Iâve had to make some spiritual adjustments, some reformations in the way I think. It was hard at first, but doing what you know is right isnât always easy.â Lyrics include:

Somebody grab a cell, you can dial it at will
Theyâll find us in the ruin of habit we worked so hard to build
It takes a lot a skill, even Iâll admit
to hold on to what weâve always thought even in the midst
of this contradiction evidence

As the former lead singer/songwriter for the pop punk band Sweatshop Ninjas, Nik Fury resurrects some of his band influence and presents it in Lights, Camera, Accident. âI love pop punk music,â Nik says, âIt might even be my favorite genre. I picked up some old punk albums I used to listen to in high school and got really inspired. Iâve always listened to a wide range of music, but the energy really gets me.â Nik shows his punk rock energy in Watching it Burn, a track about living according to conscience. âI originally wanted to bring the pop punk sound on the last album, but didnât feel ready for it.â Other punk inspired tracks include Bleeding, Say Hello and the acoustic love song Romeo + Juliet.

The new album as a whole ranges from playful (with songs like All the Girlies Say â a self-proclaimed âsing alongâ song) to solemn and serious with songs such as Arms Are a Motion Picture. âI recently caught wind of an organization,â Nik explains, âcalled To Write Love On Her Arms and saw real people caring about real people. I felt that it was time for me to write a song about it.â The organization focuses on bringing hope to hurting teenage girls (www.twloha.com).

On the new album, Nik takes his music in a direction he formerly left untouched â worship. âIâve led worship off and on in church since I was in high school, so I decided to experiment a little.â After You, a simple song about putting God first, blends a catchy devotional chorus with rapping to fill in the rest. Other devotionally focused songs on the album include On High and ending track, Nothing.

Nik Fury never fails to present himself in his personal entirety and Lights, Camera, Action is no exception. Honest in his assessment of life and God, optimistic in spirituality, and hopeful in the face of adversity, Nik gives his fans another peek into who his as an artist and as a person. Catchy and compelling, this new album promises nothing less than entertainment, encouragement and introspection. Lights, Camera, Accident releases November 3rd, 2007.