Mike Doughty has announced a crowd funding campaign to use PledgeMusic to raise funds for an album that will reinvent selections originally performed by his former band, Soul Coughing. Since the band split in 2000, Doughty has pursued his solo career and largely avoided his former band’s repertoire. The new album will revisit twelve of the Soul Coughing songs, including “Circles,” “Super Bon Bon,” “True Dreams of Wichita” and “Unmarked Helicopter.” Incentives for contributing include credits, private shows, “monthly tweets praising you lavishly,” the guitar he’s recording the album with and the chance to be video-recorded smashing the guitar he toured with for three years.
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