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"Crinan Wood" was used in the episode Chuck Versus the Masquerade from the show Chuck.

Several songs were used in a surfing documentary One California Day.

Three of these were unreleased at the time "Towards the Sun" and "Crinan Wood" were later released on Murdoch's 2011 album "Towards the Sun".

Nine of Murdoch's songs were used in the 2009 film Away We Go, constituting most of the soundtrack.

"Breathe" and "All My Days" were used in Stargate Universe, and the 2008 film Tenderness, where the album Time Without Consequence is also shown on a scene of the film.

"It's Only Fear" was used in the Brothers and Sisters.

"Wait" was used in the shows Defying Gravity and Parenthood as well as the 2017 movie "Different Flowers".

"Blue Mind" was featured in the 2008 adventure film The Sharp End,, played over the final credits sequence of the 2014 independent film WildLike, and was used in several episodes of Dawson's Creek.

"12" appeared in the shows " Brothers & Sisters" and " One Tree Hill.".

It has also featured as the opening song in the movie Real Steel and the final episode of Years of Living Dangerously.

"All My Days" was featured in The O.C., Grey's Anatomy, Scrubs, Without a Trace, Stargate Universe, Sense8, Conversations with Friends, and a promo for Southland.

"Home" appeared in a season 2 episode of Prison Break.

"Orange Sky" appeared in The O.C., House, Prison Break, Ugly Betty, Dirty Sexy Money, Ladder 49, Suburgatory, and Southland, as well as in promotions for Oscar nominated foreign film, Paradise Now and a Honda commercial.

The album became one of the most licensed albums of the decade, receiving placements on dozens of films and television shows: On 9 June 2006, Murdoch began a 34 city tour in conjunction with the Coalition of Independent Music Stores, with most bookings at independent record stores. (The record was distributed nationally through Sony BMG.) Time Without Consequence peaked at No. As with the EP, Murdoch continued to turn down the record deals he was offered from numerous major labels to maintain creative control. Murdoch's first album, Time Without Consequence, was released on 6 June 2006 on his own label, Zero Summer. In 2004, the song "Orange Sky" from the EP also became the most-played song on Philadelphia indie station WXPN. In 2003, he performed at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Music Conference and that year's Sundance Film Festival, and, in 2004, at the Hollywood Reporter/Billboard Film & TV Music Conference. CD Baby sold over 50,000 copies of the release, becoming the site's all-time best-selling record. He self-released the EP Four Songs through independent record stores and website CD Baby in November 2002. Despite increased interest, Murdoch largely turned down advances from record labels and continued to release his music independently. He first gained attention when Nic Harcourt began playing his music on KCRW. Murdoch moved to the United States in 1992 to study at Duke University, before moving to Los Angeles, California to live with his then girlfriend. Murdoch was born in London to a Greek father and Louise Cordet, a Scottish-French singer, and lived in Greece until he was ten, when his family settled in Scotland.