August Update

Hey guys! Kyle here,

I'd like to say thanks again for coming back and reading the blog. We are now going to be posting on YouTube every Monday at 9:00 am! We started a new series on there called History Monday. I will be discussing different aspects of the history of the music industry and audio recording. The first episode went up this morning and I hope you all check it out. I'll leave a link at the end of the article.

We also had the chance to talk with the boys in Lees Avenue again. We discussed their EP, their music video and also how they deal with their stage fright, so you should check that out on our YouTube channel, I'll be posting a written version on here in a couple of days as well.


We have our first patron on Patreon and I'd like to say thank you to them! Every little bit helps keep us afloat so thank you Oak Eh?! We have also expanded the team here at the blog and I'd like to officially welcome:
Cole as our photographer/videographer and photo & video editor
Clinton as our videographer and sound designer
Tyler as our artist
and Derick as our graphic designer!

If any of you are artists who want to book interviews, have us come and film your performance or any other service check out our A La Carte section and send us an email or message on Facebook!

Thanks for sticking around and we hope you keep coming back!

History Monday

LEES AVENUE INTERVIEW

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