How we can keep the party going
"Soulful music, poignant conversations. 3D-dance beats, yes! " - my favorite review ever.
Thank you so much to everybody who made out to the release show this past Saturday. We dodged another tornado! And also many thanks to everyone who has spent time with the record. It's still surreal to me that this is finally out in the world.
The message isn't limitted to just an album
I'm currently planning a more intimate event that will allow some of the people behind the voices on the record to share their stories and experiences. In the mean time, I need your help spreading the word. If you'd like some engaging music or a talk about what it takes to be a blind or disabled musician presented at your work, school or community group, please reach out to me anytime. The band can throw a party and we can also make it educational.
Community music this summer
I want to make music and the act of music-making as accessible as possible to everyone. I'll be hosting outdoor jam sessions all summer. Most will be in Loyola Park in Rogers Park or at Hassan Park in South Shore in collaboration with Rhythm Ninja Drums (A.K.A. my former roommate and good friend Naydja Bruton). Follow my Instagram and Facebook pages for updates, or seriously email me anytime and I'll keep you in the loop.
Catch you soon!
Tommy
One last plug for CDs
I've now got both digitally printed and hand-printed CDs in stock in Chicago, so you can now email me to coordinate in-person pickup / delivery in addition to the usual method of ordering through my BandCamp page