Neil Nathan's folky version of ELO and The Move's "Do Ya" is featured on the Californication Season 2 Soundtrack alongside Sheryl Crow, Nick Cave, and Warren Zevon. Jeff Lynne had to approve Neil's version and loved it. Directed by Brian Goodwin, the video is an alluring meditation on the search for true love. "Do Ya" is the lead single off Nathan's covers EP, Songsmiths. Produced by long time steel collaborator Mike 'Slo-Mo' Brenner (Slo-Mo, Marah, Jason Molina), it features unique, low-fi arrangements to the Small Faces "All or Nothing," and Beethoven's "Fur Elise," among others.

Singer/Songwriter Neil Nathan ponders the end of the world in a pub, 3 seconds before it all goes up in flames. Directed by Talia Lugacy who wrote and directed Descent, starring Rosario Dawson. Three of Neil's songs are featured in the film including Glide and The Lucky Ones, which are both on the Glide EP, along with 3 Seconds. Gone (Fly Away) off Motor City Recordings is also featured.

"Darling Friend" is a lap steel heavy re-interpretation of Ludwig von Beethoven's "Fur Elise." The video is a surreal, NYC, Dia De Los Muertos homage directed by Vaj Potenza (My Brightest Diamond's "Freak Out Gold Chains Remix") and choreographed by Suzanne Rydz. Darling Friend is the second single off Neil's covers EP, Songsmiths. Produced by long time steel collaborator Mike 'Slo-Mo' Brenner (Slo-Mo, ex-of Marah, Jason Molina, and The Low Road), it features unique, low-fi arrangements to the Small Faces "All or Nothing," Laptop's "I'm So Happy You Failed," and "Mia" by Chris Malcarney of the Philadelphia power pop band, The Donuts. The lead single is Neil's folky version of ELO's "Do Ya," featured on Showtime's Californication and on the Season 2 Soundtrack alongside Sheryl Crow, Warren Zevon, and Nick Cave.

This song was featured in the Rosario Dawson film, "Descent." In it, Singer/Songwriter Neil Nathan, explores the pleasures of disconnecting from the world. Video by Adam Kendall.