TV Exclusive: CUTTING-EDGE COMPOSERS CORNER- Annie Golden Sings 'Spin Those Records' by Joe Iconis, Lance Rubin, and Jason SweetTooth Williams

This week's featured composers are Joe Iconis, Lance Rubin, and Jason SweetTooth Williams whose song "Spin Those Records" from their new musical Annie Golden: Bounty Hunter, Yo! was sung by the legend herself at their concert at 54 Below. You may recognize Annie Golden from the hit TV show "Orange is the New Black" or from the Original Broadway Cast of HAIR. Today, we are thrilled to share a clip of the song written for Annie by Joe Iconis, Lance Rubin, and Jason SweetTooth Williams!

"What if musical theater legend Annie Golden starred in a show as a bad-ass action hero?" That was the idea that led to this musical, which uses the convention-both theatrical and musical-of 70's exploitation films to tell the story of a widowed down-on-her-luck theatre actress who becomes a bounty hunter and goes on a journey of self-discovery and serious ass-kicking. The show is about aging, regret, second chances, love amongst adults, crimes against humanity, musical theater legacies, Ninja assassins, and what it really means to be a Woman Of A Certain Age."

Joe Iconis, Lance Rubin, & Jason "SweetTooth" Williams have been collaborators and partners in crime for many years. Joe (www.MrJoeIconis.com) is the Kleban-winning author of The Black Suits and Bloodsong of Love. Lance has acted in many places, including Ars Nova, Ensemble Studio Theatre, and Williamstown, is a co-creator of The Lance and Ray Show, and is writing a young adult novel. Jason's work as an actor has been seen at Theater Works Palo Alto, Barrington Stage Company and many more, he is particularly committed to creating roles in developing new works. Together, the boys have created An Intimate Evening with Lance, Jason, and Joe which has played The Laurie Beechman Theater, Giants Stadium, and Broadway Theaters (All Of Them). They wrote a musical version ofJurassic Park, featuring the hit song "Electrical Fence," which will probably win lots of Grammy's. They are huge fans of their muse, Annie Golden, and are quite passionate about writing for musical theater. Annie Golden: Bounty Hunter, Yo! was developed at the Weston Playhouse.