Taylor Mitsopulos Klein Oballa is a six-lawyer entertainment law firm located in Toronto. The firm represents Grammy Award winners and nominees such as recording artist Nelly Furtado and record producers Track & Field, as well as worldwide platinum success stories such as Avril Lavigne and Sum 41. We are also counsel to a number of independent television and film producers. In addition, Taylor Mitsopulos Klein Oballa is involved with the careers of many of Canada’s most successful recording artists including Sam Roberts, K-OS, Billy Talent, Three Days Grace, Hot Hot Heat, Sarah Harmer, Kathleen Edwards, Alexisonfire and Metric. We also represent many of the country’s most successful management companies, independent record labels and independent music publishers, as well as film, television and new media/technology companies. We are most proud of our artist development history. Our lawyers are recognized as the foremost artist development advocates in the country. When it comes to representation, we are proud to say our motto is: “360° degrees of service” We’ve got you covered. Hot Hot Heat The wait for Hot Hot Heat’s triumphant return is over as they released their 3rd LP on Sire Records on September 11, 2007. While the members of Hot Hot Heat co-produced 90 percent of Happiness LTD., they did bring in a bevy of producers—like Butch Walker (the Academy Is…, the Von Bondies), Rob Cavallo (Green Day, My Chemical Romance), Eric Valentine (Queens of the Stone Age) and Tim Palmer (U2, David Bowie, the Cure)—to assist in making the album larger than life. Production was done in bits and pieces in different studios in different cities at different times—everywhere from Mushroom Studios in the bands’ hometown [of Vancouver, British Columbia] to Frank Sinatra's studio in L.A. to Abbey Road in London. From the thumping bass line of the Happiness LTD.’s opening title track to the synth-tastic trickery of “Harmonicas & Tambourines,” the album is a journey through the eyes of someone who’s brokenhearted, on the verge of breaking down, but not completely sure they’re ready to give up. Known for their frenetic and high-energy show, the band is gearing up to hit the road with a new arsenal of songs, and what Hot Hot Heat is looking forward to most is reconnecting with their overwhelmingly loyal fans—and introducing themselves to some fresh-faced new ones.