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“OH GOD” goes to radio

admin — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:54:50 +0000

“OH GOD” is the most recent single off of the LAM & GRINS Collection, and is hitting radio hard!! We shipped it off about 2 weeks ago and this week it is the #2 MOST ADDED record to college and mixshow radio. THIS IS HUGE!!

We need your help. We want to really get this record buzzing online and give the DJ’s an extra push to spin “OH GOD”. What we are asking if you would PLEASE during the course of the next few weeks as we are campaigning to radio to please post a link to “OH GOD” on your Facebook wall or twitterfeed.

Here are some links, choose any you dig most, mix it up as the weeks progress…

VIDEO:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xejRoz04X7M

Bandcamp:
http://lamandgrins.bandcamp.com/track/oh-god-feat-rasco

itunes:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-lam-grins-collection/id517390284

IF YOU DO NOT have a copy of “OH GOD” as of yet…please email me and I will send you a FREE version as a thank you for helping us!

This is GOING FOR IT!! Say “OH GOD”!!

Thank you.

Peace,
Timmy

a CLAY Street update…video

admin — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 23:06:24 +0000

Took a ride down Clay a few weeks ago with the camera in hand to show some of the incredible progress…more updates to come as the change occurs, mind you this is not gentrifying change, but opportunity for the community to take itself back. Stay tuned…

Losing your biggest client…

admin — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 23:54:12 +0000

Okay, today I learned that one of our biggest clients is leaving us. This was an incredible blow that in some respects I saw coming but, believed that in the end our success and resources would guide us to a continuance of the relationship. Not so. Our biggest client has walked out the door.

I am filled with questions, and answers about where we went wrong. Ultimately there was a management change, and new management brought their team to the table, and we were shown the door. Not a whole lot we could have done, or could we have?

Looking back, I can see several instances where I had the chance to tighten the relationship a bit more but, I took those moments for granted. My incorrect thinking was I would have the same access to management that I had enjoyed previously regardless of who, and that some of the older guard who had remained in place would in fact remain loyal to me. That was not the case in both cases. My access was limited, and at times relegated to lower tier people within the organization, and those that were at one time loyal instead focused on their own job security.

The intensity of the time and thought that has been dedicated to this client, is now vacant. This allows me the uneasy luxury of having more time to think…

How to make it in America. Stay tuned.