The site here has been pretty static as I have been spending a great deal of time generating content for my musician coaching website.  I find myself with a wide range of clients since diversifying my consulting business.  I still have a handful of technology clients who need audio and video libraries built but of late I have also been working with musicians ranging from just out of school and playing out for the first time to a few artists who have won Grammy awards.  I find myself creating a great deal music marketing plans for developing artists and guiding the music marketing and promotion efforts for bands and singer songwriters in various stages of their careers.

If you find yourself here because you need access to premium audio and video content either custom made or licensed you have reached the right place.  If you are an artist or an executive who needs help getting their music or their client’s music heard – see more about those services at musiciancoaching.com.

I have found myself with a handful of clients who are either young executives or artists who need help growing their businesses.  To that end I have created a new Musician Coaching website  If you are an artist or a music business executive who needs some advice – please check it out.

I clearly don’t update this blog much anymore but I did want to let everyone interested in SEO and getting their website to show up on the first page of search results that I was fortunate enough to work with a great SEO firm called Billyburg Media.

While I did not have the time to get this site properly set up for great SEO they did do a wonderful job for my new site MusicianCoaching.com.  If you need to know more about SEO and want experts I highly recommend you check them out!

I was fortunate enough to be able to volunteer at an event last night for an organization called Road Recovery.  It was Road Recovery’s 2009 Benefit concert which I am told sold out at the Nokia Thearte in Times Square.  Road Recovery is dedicated to helping young people battle addiction and other adversities by harnessing the influence of entertainment professionals.

I was very grateful to have been able to help out last night, and also grateful to witness some of the show which featured everyone from Little Steven to Iggy Pop to Billy Brag to Perry Farrell and Wayne Kramer of the MC5.  Check them out at http://www.roadrecovery.org

This is one of the flyers from last night’s event:

I will be playing bass with a group called “Soft Revolt” which will be fronted by Ian Astbury (The Cult, The Doors) for a benefit concert next Saturday May 9th.