Not many people get the chance to be treated to their own personal concert by some of the most talented musicians of the day – especially when it’s all from the comfort and familiarity of their own living room couch. THE WILCOX SESSIONS, created by L.A. couple Chris Litten and Menaka Gopinath, did just that in 2010 when they decided to invite musicians into their Hollywood living room on Wilcox to play a private performance with the cameras rolling, where the shoes came off and the music got personal.

The result was by no means a conventional house party - one part raucous live performance, and one part high-concept music video, THE WILCOX SESSIONS brought a new twist to the live session format. Now, almost four years later, the pair have welcomed bands like Junip, Electric Guest, the Greenhornes, the Growlers, PAPA, Fitz and the Tantrums, Hanni El Khatib and Moby into their home.

In 2014, THE WILCOX SESSIONS have joined forces with MySpace to take the show a step further – outside of their living room and into unique locations across the city of Los Angeles – and maybe a couple around their Laurel Canyon house as well. Maintaining the rock and roll cocktail party vibe, every session is a unique collaboration between artist and musician, with a different visual concept in each video. The result is a highly-polished live music video with a backstory that only adds to the allure.

These are THE WILCOX SESSIONS. The band has arrived. The drinks have been served. The camera is rolling. And the magic is about to happen.