2009 release from the Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter. I'm Not Likely to Change is an intelligent Pop album from one of contemporary music's most talented writer/arrangers. Sounding like a long lost Elvis Costello record produced by Flaming Lips circa Soft Bulletin, the strings and horns borrow a page out the E.L.O. songbook, the melodies reminiscent of Nilsson at his best. The album features Lee and Tyler Sargent of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah on bass and guitar duties. Before this bold debut, Andrew released the cult singles 'We're in Business' and 'There Must Be Some Kind of Misunderstanding'. Both songs appear as bonus tracks on the album.