I wore many hats in creating this impactful music video/PSA "Feel Me Now"—as songwriter, producer, and co-director, I aimed to shed light on the often-overlooked issue of domestic violence against men and the scarcity of resources available worldwide. The project gained significant recognition, being featured in major publications such as Huffington Post and CNN. Shot on the set of American Horror Story: Hotel, it incorporated props left behind by Lady Gaga, adding a unique aesthetic to its poignant message.

The video  concludes with the haunting statistic: “In the time it took to watch this video (4:20), 20 men in the U.S. were victims of domestic violence.”

"That's what we like to see: an artist use his work for an inspired, empowering cause."
- Huffington Post

"Silent no longer, and in an effort to raise a heightened awareness, Lenny Gerard and partners have created a Public-Service-Announcement (PSA) and Music Video Campaign. The promotion touches on the important issues of domestic violence against men and how it often goes unnoticed; thus limiting resources and programs for battered men across the world."

- CNN wire