The state of the music industry and the relationship the public has developed with musicians is unsustainable.   The expectation of free music has inhibited the ability of many artists who feel compelled to create music to support themselves by doing so.  But we’re not going to stop.  The art of music cannot end because the financial and cultural climate has been bought by corporations.  As our music has sat behind the wall between listeners and iTunes, we feel it is time to offer it to the public in a new way. We propose an interaction based not upon traditional commerce, but rather, equitable eneregetic exchange.  What does this look like?

1.) You can still pay us directly by purchasing the album(s) or by donating an amount you see fit at our website.

2.) You can tell other people about our music through word of mouth or social media.

3.) Find your own creative way of “giving back.”

We believe we’re all connected. We believe there is music that still reflects this truth, even though you may not hear it on the radio or see it on television.