This song is dedicated to Karen.

Well my dudes, they did it. They fucking banned live Rock and Roll music.

I was on board with the masks, the social distancing, flattening the curve...all that shit. We're all in this together until you goddamn galaxy-brains fucking BAN ROCK SHOWS.

"But relax Ghosty, we just have to wait for Bill Gates to come up with vaccine and then we can finally have OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED GOVERNMENT APPROVED ROCK MUSIC™ BACK AGAIN!"

I mean, is it even still Rock'N'Roll anymore at that point?

Love you! :)

-ghosty-

Freaky Be Funky is an album in 3 chapters.  The first chapter is Part I: Protest Music. 

The first 5 tracks on Freaky Be Funky focus on the eternal war between the corrupt power structures of the world and the unwavering rebel spirit.

These are songs about freedom, peace and fucking with the program.

Hope y'all dig it! 

Much love,
-g-

Fuck Censorship.

My new music video about the #VoxAdpocalypse and the insane torrent of online censorship of dissident voices including Milo, Alex Jones, Paul Joseph Watson....man the list is way too long at this point.

Keep it real,

-g-

#FuckGhostyBoy

Youtube banned the original version of this song for "hate speech".  Hopefully we can actually get this one past the censors.

The original unedited version is on my bitchute channel: Bitchute.com/ghosty

I suggest people subscribe to me there because Youtube just isn't a reliable platform anymore.  Big Tech as a whole has decided to cave to globalist corporations, fake news and SJWs.

Originally I just wrote this song as a joke, but apparently it's more serious than I thought.  I guess maybe it's not okay to be white after all.

Brand new single from the record 'Freaky Be Funky" out October 20th, 2018!

100% pure uncut hardcore rebel music.

Based on a 4chan postering campaign that stirred up controversy with what has to be the most innoffensive thing I've ever heard.  How is this even controversial?

Update July 15, 2019: This song just got voxxed for violating Youtube's "hate speech" policies.  I guess 4chan was right after all...

Update Oct 31st, 2019: Re-edited an SJW friendly re-mix with the edgy bits all cut out.  :)

Update Nov 16th, 2019: Holy Jesus Fuck Youtube removed it again!  And that was AFTER I went through and edited a safe space version for them!

Alright fuck it.  Here is the original "It's Okay To Be White" in all it's offensive glory on Bitchute, where they don't hate free speech.

TRIGGER WARNING: YOUTUBE HAS IDENTIFIED THIS CONTENT AS NOT SUITABLE FOR MOST ADVERTISERS.

Strike 13 is:

Biaggio Martino - Drums
Taylor Nichol - Guitar
Vic Levak Guitar - Guitar/Electronics
Dan Lomonaco - Bass
Ghosty - Vocals

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Hey guys, I'm stoked to release the first single from my upcoming debut record "Freaky Be Funky".

Thanks to all the people who helped put this together!  Happy 4/20!

Short video for the intro track from my debut record Freaky Be Funky!

http://Ghosty.tv presents Funk Vigilante! 

Full playlist of the last Funk Vigilante show in Victoria, BC!

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The $ell-Out $ong is a track from an old solo record of mine called Look on the Bright Side.

In the A.D.D. riddled depths of an MS Paint bender I randomly decided that now was the time to make an animated music video for the song.

It's an ode to all the creative, talented artists who do it for the love of music, and refuse to dumb it down or pop it up to try to make a quick buck.  Hope you dig it!

-g-

The Rage tribute project is one of the most ruthless ass-kicking bands I've ever played with. The shows are electrifying and the crowds are always amazing.

Featuring the wicked chops of Funk-V alumni Josh Boudreau and Jud Mackay, as well as Joe Faraguna on bass!

I am sincerly honoured to play these iconic rebel anthems with such a fantastic crew of badass motherfuckers.

Filmed by Adam Lee at VictoriaMusicScene.com

I think this is probably my favorite Current Swell video. It's vaguely a parody of the reality t.v. series "Storage Wars", but I dig it just because we thought up so much weird, fucked up nonsense to put in it.

We get to throw American dollar bills all over the place, and my character is in some wacky B.D.S.M. scene in a garage with bunnies and shit.

Strange Birds of a Feather is:

Nigel Strange: bass & vocals

Eric Hogg: guitar/keys/harmonies

Jud MacKay: drums

Ghosty: guitar

It`s the Apocalypse!

Directed by Ghosty Boy
Cinematography by Justin Baglo
Edited by Ghosty

Music produced by David Fraelic and Ghosty Boy
Engineered, Mixed and Mastered
by David Fraelic at at Prodigal Sound Productions

From the first lyrics to the finished video, Internet Fight Song was produced in under a week as a response to the impending SOPA/ACTA bills being pushed through American congress to censor the Internet.

Although the bill was defeated, I like to think this track still stands as a reminder that the public must remain eternally vigilant if we hope to protect the Internet from governments and corporations who seek to stifle free speech.

Holy Land is another montage style video. Cut and pasted from photographs and clips that have inspired us along the way.

The track is from the Funk Vigilante album 'Civil Disobedience'.

Music by Funk Vigilante

Lyrics by Ghosty

Produced by Eric Hogg and Ghosty

Mixed and mastered by Eric Hogg

Video edited by Ghosty

Hardcore funk-metal from Funk Vigilante.  This was the title track to our 2009 debut record Civil Disobedience.

Funk V represents some of the freakiest punk-rock badasses I've ever played with, and some of the finest friends I've ever known.

I'm fired up to say that some unrecorded Funk V tracks will be reworked for my solo record "Freaky Be Funky", and that some of my funky brothers will be infusing it with their incredible creative talents.

Just doing our part to make sure that history gets it right.

From the album Civil Disobedience by Funk Vigilante.

Funk Vigilante perform Smoke and Mirrors live at their first ever show at Evolution Niteclub in Victoria, BC.