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Mike Watt Employs Creativity to Flatten the Curve

San Pedro Musician and Angels Gate Cultural Center studio artist Mike Watt is keeping busy. Along with his many projects including recent shows at Todd Congilliere’s Sardine, before safer-at-home measures closed LA nightclubs and other businesses, Watt is contributing to help “Flatten the Curve” with a new COVID-19 benefit song. He is featured alongside 31 musicians, including The Runaways Cherie Currie and Eddie Spaghetti, all proceeds from the song benefit the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund and the Jubilee Consortium.

Read the Rolling Stone article below.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/mike-watt-cherie-currie-eddie-spaghetti-team-for-covid-19-relief-song-flatten-the-curve-993801/?fbclid=IwAR2Qp0KEH-MaeXRbSRbIzjSvKA9sXjmONRZVAQboQ0Ep6WHnOq3qObgLV4A

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