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It's been over a year since Nick Pagliari released his first solo project. The EP entitled, Long Gone was independently released by the artist in August of 2005. One year later, Pagliari finds himself in the same studio in Memphis, TN working again with producer, Scott Hardin. His first full-length solo album, The Sail, is now available in stores on Madjack Records. “I would describe the new LP as a medley of genres. There are folk songs, rock and pop songs, and rooted Americana influences as well. I love recording in Memphis because I feel like there are no boundaries. In my experiences recording in a place like Nashville it hasn't been quite as refreshing. So it's nice to have a place where I can go and there aren't any added pressures. ” Pagliari, 28, moved to Nashville in early 2002 and won recognition as the cities Best Unsigned Songwriter in the Nashville Scene's Readers Poll in 2003. His band, Fairfax, earned the title of Best New Local Band from [source] that year as well. Owing to their high quality of music, Fairfax had their song "If I Die" placed on a compilation disc entitled, This Is Americana, Vol.1, with other notable acts such as Willie Nelson, The Jayhawks, and Lucinda Williams. In early 2007, Pagliari moved back to the city where he grew up, Memphis. One of his songs, "Safe and Sound", will be featured in a major motion picture at the end of this year. Warner Brothers Pictures has scheduled to release the film, P.S. I Love You, starring Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler, Lisa Kudrow, and Harry Connick Jr., on December 21st, 2007.