on Daddy X's solo albums Organic Soul (2004) and Family Ties (2006). The second half of the decade saw Carrion switch from albums and live performances to producing music for television and films. He composed music for Last Laugh '05, the 2005 installment of Comedy Central's annual comedy special. For the soundtrack of the 2006 film The Still Life, in which he played a small role as a security guard, Carrion wrote five songs with director Joel A. Miller and performed them with Adrian Young of No Doubt. He also wrote and performed the song "Everything Is Gonna Be OK" for the direct-to-video film American Pie Presents: Beta House (2007) and composed music for the documentary film Celebrity Art Show (2008). As a music editor, Carrion worked on several reality television series and game shows including Beauty and the Geek (2005–06, 9 episodes), The Biggest Loser (2006, 41 episodes), 7 Day Switch (2006), Identity (2006–07, 12 episodes), Science of Love (2007), Age of Love (2007, 8 episodes), I Can Make You Thin with Paul McKenna (2008, 5 episodes), Groomer Has It (2008, 13 episodes), and Opportunity Knocks (2008, 13 episodes). He also composed music for the series Parental Control (2009, 4 episodes) and Make It or Break It (2009, 8 episodes). 2010s: Recent activity Carrion composed music for the short film Taking the Stage (2010) and wrote and performed the song "Tear Down the Walls" for Item 47 (2012), one of the Marvel One-Shots series of short films. In 2012 he returned to performing and making records, starting his own Americana group, Doug C and the Blacklisted, who have released several EPs. He describes the band as being "for folks who like Hank Williams Sr. but also have an understanding of Elvis, Black Flag, and The Cramps." He participated in the making of the 2013 documentary Filmage: The Story of Descendents/All, in which he is featured in interview footage discussing his time with the Descendents. Discography Film credits Television credits References American punk rock bass guitarists American male bass guitarists Descendents members Living people 1964 births Guitarists from California American male guitarists Dag Nasty members 20th-century American guitarists