The world was shocked this week by the sudden death of Michael Jackson, who spent nearly all of his 50 years under the microscope of celebrity and earned universal recognition as one of the best performers of our era.
His influence on popular music and…
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At 16 years old, I got my first job at a video rental store. Since then, I’ve worked at a mall, been a waiter, caterer, bartender, bar back, bouncer, sofa bed salesman, and office supply salesman. I also got my first paying gig as a…
Continue Reading →When David Hahn approached me about writing an essay about my career in music, it took me a minute to narrow down what it is I do exactly. Though I’ve only been in the industry for about four years, I’ve accumulated several job titles: composer,…
Continue Reading →This article is part of a series intended for musicians that are interested in learning secondary instruments & new skills that will expand their versatility.
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This article was inspired by a handful of my instrumentalist friends recently asking
Continue Reading →This article is part 3 of a 3-part series by Nathan Whitney…, who spent 6 years working on cruise ships all over the world. Please also visit parts 1 & 2 of this series, which discuss the choice of guitar and amplifier/effects for the
Continue Reading →Sound familiar? Maybe it’s an excerpt from something your high school band director told you when you were asking too many questions, or talking to the person sitting next to you when you should be making changes to your music. It was probably prefaced by…
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