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If you aren’t aware yet, it’s the holiday season, which means the advertisements on television are focusing heavily on toys that kids don’t really need and will probably forget about a month after unwrapping. Still, that didn’t stop Crayola from brainwashing children into thinking they need a silly contraption called a “Glow Dome.” Whatever happened to the days of just drawing on a white piece of paper?
If you’ve seen the commercial — and how can you not; it’s on constantly — you might have noticed the soundtrack. It’s none other than Rachel Goodrich’s song “Light Bulb,” off her debut album, Tinker Toys. It’s actually not the first time Goodrich’s work has been used on the small screen. Earlier this year, the same track was used on an episode of Weeds. And hey, if a commercial shines the spotlight on a relatively obscure and great musician such as Goodrich, who are we to judge? It’s worked in the past for mediocre bands such as Chairlift and the more talented Feist. Bask in the growing Goodrich glow this Saturday at the Awarehouse.
