"My goal is to make music that will serve as a soundtrack for people's lives, to inspire them and to connect them to their memories and dreams" - Jay Katana, Bleeding Boyfriend

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE/September 15, 2016) - "Bleeding Boyfriend" by Jay Katana is "an electronic dance metal, multi-media concept consisting of comic book music videos, all with a goal of making music that will serve as a soundtrack for people's lives, to inspire them and to connect them to their memories and dreams."  Continues Katana, "I also want my music to be recognizable anywhere and anytime. If I learn about new subjects like production or video editing - it gives me huge inspiration musically to enlarge my limits," explains the millennial-aged  musician who calls Atlanta, Georgia home.

Bleeding Boyfriend "is a concept project combining music, visuals, and personal connection, consisting of "four tracks and four comic book music videos, telling four correlated stories about the night life and seduction games of our generation," explains Katana, who plays all guitars on the project. "It's a result of two years of collaboration with talented producers, artists, designers and musicians. Everything was based on true stories - some are mine, and some i was just spectating."

The Bleeding Boyfriend creation process was not without it's risks. "While shooting the video for me performing on the roof, we got arrested," recalls Katana with a a smile and a wink. "I had access to the building because my friends manages it, but I didn't tell him about our plans (to film a video). He had no idea who broke in that building with a lot of equipment in the middle of the night. So he called the police."

In addition to Bleeding Boyfriend - which Katana plans to tour in support of - he is also presently working on an acoustic EP, "and collaborating with some bands from New York and New Jersey. In other words, staying busy and I like that."

His life philosophy, as it were? "Every day I try to life like the last one. I sky dive and kart race when there's free time. Katana firmly believes "it's also a good idea to immerse yourself in the nuances of the music business, which I presently study. I plan to get a degree in band-management domain." And, of course, "spending many hours every day on improving my playing and composing skills, and reaching new limits."

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