Gram of Love, is Mark Colety"s 2004 recording debut. Made at Chroma studio in Seattle, Gram of Love was produced by Jeff Fielder, and engineered by Brad Zeffren who went on to produce Colety"s next record, Love the Hard Way. Gram of Love features an ambitious array songs from the raw garage rock of Emerald City Women #12 & 35 to the Dylanesc Americana track Vinegar on my Lips. The record is probably best known for it"s whimsical single "Next-Ex" (a.k.a. Sport) which received airplay on Seattle"s major rock radio station 102.5 KZOK and ultimately went on to be included on a KZOK compilation CD. Musicians featured on Gram of Love include keyboardist and soundtrack composer Jason Staczek (My Winnipeg/ Film 2007), guitarist Jeff Fielder (Sera Cahoone/SUBPOP Records), and Tor Brandes (Speakeasy Junction, Sunday Morning Music.)