Love Bad News, which included "Float On", a song nominated for a 2005 Grammy Award. Seely, who also learned techniques of how to record at Herring's studio, used the tracks recorded in Oxford as a template. Funeral Music was released July 19, 2005, and received praise from David Dye of National Public Radio's World Café and from Doug Miller of MSNBC. “End of May” In Nov. 2001, “End of May” was included during a breakup scene on the TV show Felicity. During a tour that year, musician Alan Chang became a fan after opening during a California show. Chang later played piano for Canadian singer Michael Bublé, and played for him the Wills song written by Seely when Bublé was recovering from a breakup with actress Emily Blunt. Bublé recorded the song in 2009 for release on Crazy Love, but it was not part of the album. Bublé told the Seattle Weekly, where Seely's older brother Mike is editor-in-chief, that “it's one of the most beautiful fuckin' songs ever,” and not putting it on the record was one of his toughest decisions. Bublé elaborated that he wouldn't let it be a bonus track, saying “it's honestly the best vocal performance I've ever given.” In Oct. 2010, “End of May” was included on Hollywood the Deluxe EP, which was included as a bonus disc on ‘’Crazy Love (Hollywood Edition) ’’. It also was selected by fans in an online poll as the song they most wanted to hear streamed on Bublé's webpage. Max Perry Perry has played several shows in Seattle during 2011, often accompanied by painting from Andrew Miller of Mantisart. On May 5, Perry played the J&M in Seattle's Pioneer Square and on June 23, he played the Tiger Lounge in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood while Miller and others painted. In May 2011, Perry released a work-in-progress version of “Said She'll Wait,” recorded and mixed by Yevgeniy Frid at Heavy Genius Studios in Ballard. Other original songs by Perry include “Don't Worry” and “Still the Same.” Diarmuid Cullen Cullen became a minority owner and the bar manager at Conor Byrne in Ballard and played with Mooncalf, which recorded and produced their 2005 self-titled release in various bedrooms, bathrooms and bars throughout Ballard, Wash., between 2003 and 2005. The album gained regular airplay on Seattle's KEXP-FM in 2005. Cullen, Mooncalf bassist Matt Millet and Jason Rowe, who did sound for Willis