Lack of Bricks and Mortar

We had a great marketing meeting today, and after as we walked around town riding high, we remarked once again how much we love and appreciate the 'bricks and mortar' stores we frequent, and how much we love the fact that we don't carry any overhead in our business.  We love being hired to play places like the Power House Theater, Alderbrook Resort, tasting rooms, weddings, outdoor venues, and all the other wonderful places we get to set up and play.  We work out of our home (and our home away from home, Maple Counter, owned by fellow musician Korey Nagler and his wife, Rachel) and we get to see all those great places, many of them breath-taking.  Here's a clip I snuck the other night at closed rehearsal - how many other bands rehearse in their dining room, I wonder?  I'll bet a lot do.  Or in the bus on the way to gigs.  We practice in the mini-van a lot.

BIG thanks to Jeremy Gonzalez of Spark Creative for helping us with the nuts and bolts of marketing, and to Abby Kerr of Abby Kerr, Ink. for helping us find and stay on track with our voice.  We love our music!