Luke Girzadas

Just as artists are obsessed with attracting audiences, organizations are obsessed with attracting capital. The music industry has seen a decade of revenue growth, attracting outside investment, and you know what? Money talks. These days I see lots of headlines within the entertainment industry about the acceptance of private equity

Many artists live and breathe performing live. It is the cherry on top for what they do, and the prospect of performing live, meeting fans, and hearing their songs sung back to them is as attractive as anything else they do. Coming out of the pandemic, fans, artists, and venues

I was living in the West Village, my windows faced the street, and a tree outside marked the passing seasons as it changed colors and shed its leaves. I'd always hoped this neighborhood would spark my creativity, that I too would have my Bob Dylan moment on Jones

Approaching Music Like an Architect I love architecture and find inspiration in the ways beautifully crafted spaces evoke emotion and can alter lifestyle. Music does something similar, it creates a sonic space where stories unfold. Both disciplines share a vocabulary: cold, warm, harsh, bright, dark, ect. These descriptors attempt to