Three more Fervor classics will appear in Showtime’s “I’m Dying Up Here.” Episode 104: “Sugar and Spice” will feature 1967’s “Funky Night Club” by The Soulsations, 1969’s “The Flys” by The Souls, and 1973’s “You’re So Good For Me’ by Lenny Mack Band. Catch “I’m Dying Up Here” June 25th on Showtime.

The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling are depicted in the Netflix series “GLOW.” The Jetzons epic 80s masterpiece “Angel” is featured in Episode 109: “The Liberal Chokehold.” Watch “GLOW” on Netflix, and enjoy The Jetzons on the Fervor Records re-issue “The Complete Jetzons” available across Apple, Amazon, Spotify and beyond!

The Netflix Original Series “GLOW” debuted June 23rd. 1980s New Wave cult heroes The Jetzons’ pulsating synth drenched classic “4-3-1” is featured in Episode 103: “The Wrath bf Kuntar.” Watch “GLOW” on Netflix, and experience The Jetzons’ intoxicating vibe on the Fervor Records re-issue “The Complete Jetzons” is available across Apple, Amazon, Spotify and beyond!

The new Netflix Original Series “GLOW” debuted June 23rd. The comedy-drama is a fictionalized version of the 1980s women’s pro-wrestling circuit Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, or simply GLOW. The Pilot, Episode 101, features “Please Me” by 1980s Florida Rock N’ Roll outfit Slyder. Binge watch “GLOW” on Netflix and look for “Please Me’ on an upcoming Fervor re-issue.

Fervor Records has landed Lee Hurst’s 1973 A&M Records R&B ballad “Whole Lotta Your Love” in the comedic series “Playing House.” The song appears in Episode 301 airing June 23rd on the USA Network.

“The Big Sick” premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival and opens at select theaters June 23rd. Four Fervor songs appear in the romantic-comedy including  “My World” by Jimmie Gray, “Leave Tomorrow” by Chuck Kirkpatrick, “For You” by Lonnegan’s Band, and “Park Avenue” by Danny Infantino. Catch “The Big Sick” at a theater near you!

The new SyFy series “Blood Drive” has enlisted Fervor Records to aid in their music needs. 1970s rockers Lenny Mack Band contribute “Step Outta Line” and “You’re So Good For Me,” and former Marilyn Manson bassist Andy Gerold helps out with “Come Out.” All three songs appear in Episode 102: “Welcome To Pixie Swallow.”