The sound of Men In My Head is a mix of alternative rock and funk, with hints of blues and soul sprinkled in. Influences include all the classic bands that rocked the world over the years including artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Eric Clapton, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beck, and The Killers. Front man, guitarist, and songwriter Eddie Gindi creates songs about life’s journey, relationships, happiness, sadness, challenges faced, and dreams not yet realized. For these rock aficionado’s, writing songs and playing original tunes is the ultimate satisfaction. As Eddie Gindi elegantly puts it, “There is no better feeling from when I first have an idea about a new song to when the band plays it for the first time and it comes to life.”

Always committed to delivering the best music possible to touch their fans, Men In My Head hope that their songs leave a lasting impression. “That’s the idea– if we can touch someone’s heart and mind when they hear our music, if they start to dance and feel the vibe… its all we need to keep us playing,” explains Eddie.

Men In My Head`s album “Fallen Ash” is out now! Featuring 50 Cent, I.O.U and Andrea Martin. Each song will lead you through an emotional roller coaster!

Rapper, actor and business tycoon Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson attended a charity event for 9/11 victim families in partnership with Century 21 and Tuesday’s Children at Century 21 downtown Manhattan location.

Century 21 co-owner and rocker Eddie Gindi – along with his band, Men in My Head and 50 Cent collaborated together to record a song, “Century Love“. Profits from the CD sales and downloads will benefit Tuesday’s Children, which supports programs and services for families of 9/11 victims.

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50 hops on a track called “Century Love” with Men In My Head, a band that includes Century 21 owner Eddie Gindi, in support of a new charity called Tuesday’s Children that he has partnered with the company to help launch. Century 21′s Manhattan flagship is located directly across from the World Trade Center complex and proceeds from the sale of this song will be used to support the victims and families of 9/11.

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50 Cent is partnering up with Century 21 but not to sell clothes.

In an effort to raise money for programs and services for families affected by 9/11,  the store’s CEO Eddie Gindi is working with the non-profit organization Tuesday’s Children. Fif is collaborating with Gindi’s band, Men In My Head, to record a song and all profits from the track will benefit the charity. The song, which is titled “Century Love,” will be available for purchase exclusively in the store on Nov. 11th.

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