Jesse Gallagher

Jesse co-founded the underground psychedelic pop trio, <a href="spotify:artist:7e4rnlKm6kE70tBZQ1pClm" data-name="Apollo Sunshine">Apollo Sunshine</a> (2001-2010) The group performed over 1000 shows across America &amp; Europe, including several national late night TV performances, a headliner at Bonnaroo (2007) featured in the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Spin &amp; shared the stage with legendary acts <a href="spotify:artist:34EP7KEpOjXcM2TCat1ISk" data-name="Wu-Tang Clan">Wu-Tang Clan</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6ZFv3wQwwWPiVDWhv0mjQK" data-name="Toots &amp; The Maytals">Toots &amp; The Maytals</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:16eRpMNXSQ15wuJoeqguaB" data-name="The Flaming Lips">The Flaming Lips</a> &amp; <a href="spotify:artist:4mLJ3XfOM5FPjSAWdQ2Jk7" data-name="Dr. Dog">Dr. Dog</a> to name a few. . Breaking Bad used Jesse&#39;s song “We are Born When We Die” (2008) to dramatic effect. &#34;Today is the Day&#34; (2005) was in international Nike commercials while his &#34;Singing to the Earth to Thank Her For You&#34; was used in a large GAP campaign. Gallagher has collaborated, recorded &amp; performed extensively w/ <a href="spotify:artist:4c2FMMHkUGurATiPhTKqHP" data-name="Sam Cohen">Sam Cohen</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2uYZJqMXH5Q6xvPU6BPySL" data-name="Willy Mason">Willy Mason</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2IG2KZZiXaYygnWGCC7uEj" data-name="Lilys">Lilys</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0YiAdp51AnI8gWavR1YEH5" data-name="Nick Nicely">Nick Nicely</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5BGPsIFgLQh8bWfHHSQYth" data-name="Doug Tuttle">Doug Tuttle</a> &amp; <a href="spotify:artist:4LSixDzXl43EzlPU2EydWs" data-name="Edan">Edan</a>. Hailing from Boston Massachusetts, raised by musician parents ( <a href="spotify:artist:3c7XQWU5JdMzDAlc1bviLv" data-name="Blue Tandem">Blue Tandem</a>) Jesse still resides there, running a small independent music club (The Lilypad) a short walk to both Harvard &amp; MIT for well over a decade &amp; continues to book, manage &amp; perform there. Gallagher is a certified Yoga &amp; Meditation teacher and hosts classes in Boston &amp; online. Since 2018, he has released 40 pieces of instrumental music which have been used in millions of YouTube videos ranging from NBC NY to Tesla and most recently a string of viral videos by Emma Chamberlain. Gallagher has a very active YouTube channel, making lots of psychedelic music videos and building a community of mindful listeners.