Sound Advice Artist Management

Sound Advice was founded in 1990. Over the years, we have had the opportunity to work with some great musicians including U.K. legend John Martyn, Jonathan Edwards (on his label Rising Records), Bassist extraordinaire T-Bone Wolk (Say See Bone Records), Jenny Bruce, Karen Jacobsen, Amy Fairchild and New Orleans artists Henry Butler, John Boutte, The New Birth Brass Band and Paul Sanchez. Kimball is a member of the Boston Manager's Group and is a voting member of NARAS.

Artist Management involves bringing together a lot of important aspects, Public Relations, Radio and Retail promotion, Email Campaigns the look of your press kit and promo pieces, and yes, even Web Design. Combined with career planning and a focus for the artist, everything comes together to further the career of our clients.

If you are an independent musician, and would like to discuss representation, please contact us before forwarding a package to the address displayed at the bottom of the page. Keep in mind that the artist/manager relationship requires a lot of work by both parties. We are only interested in discussing exclusive management with artists who have a solid email list, web presence and touring schedule and are totally committed to their music career. Additionally we have to LOVE your music, but that's a good thing right? You don't want someone working for you who doesn't feel the same way about your craft as you do.

For artists just starting out or looking to take it to the next level, we have a variety of a la carte options available on a contract basis; including creating your website, press kit, bio, identity and more. We are available for consultation on an hourly basis as well to guide you through any number of projects; your first cd release (recording, packaging, duplication, promotion) online presence, publishing questions, touring, etc. Call or email for more information.


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		Sound Advice was founded in 1990. Over the years, we have had the opportunity to work with some great musicians including U.K. legend John Martyn, Jonathan Edwards (on his label Rising Records), Bassist extraordinaire T-Bone Wolk (Say See Bone Records), Jenny Bruce, Karen Jacobsen, Amy Fairchild and New Orleans artists Henry Butler, John Boutte, The New Birth Brass Band and Paul Sanchez. Kimball is a member of the Boston Manager's Group and is a voting member of NARAS. Artist Management involves bringing together a lot of important aspects, Public Relations, Radio and Retail promotion, Email Campaigns the look of your press kit and promo pieces, and yes, even Web Design. Combined with career planning and a focus for the artist, everything comes together to further the career of our clients. If you are an independent musician, and would like to discuss representation, please contact us before forwarding a package to the address displayed at the bottom of the page. Keep in mind that the artist/manager relationship requires a lot of work by both parties. We are only interested in discussing exclusive management with artists who have a solid email list, web presence and touring schedule and are totally committed to their music career. Additionally we have to LOVE your music, but that's a good thing right? You don't want someone working for you who doesn't feel the same way about your craft as you do. For artists just starting out or looking to take it to the next level, we have a variety of a la carte options available on a contract basis; including creating your website, press kit, bio, identity and more. We are available for consultation on an hourly basis as well to guide you through any number of projects; your first cd release (recording, packaging, duplication, promotion) online presence, publishing questions, touring, etc. Call or email for more information.	Fats Domino Instruments A Comin' 2007 Joe Pesci and T-Bone Wolk recording "Vincent LaGuardia Gambino Sings For You", 1998 John Martyn & Kate Howes at tour's end, 1996
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