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We highlight yet undiscovered artists — musicians, photographers, visual artists, writers — and provide you with:
- Links to the artist's works and web site
- Free and easy downloads to sample and to keep
- Options to purchase books, CDs and prints
- Links to helpful industry and educational web sites (agents, lessons, equipment, contests, etc.)
- A clear and simple process to submit your art
You can surf YouTube or MySpace all day...
OR you can visit us!
The Stampers |
| Try this bundle!..... |
| Commuter Cuts (Comm-Cuts) presents the Stampers. Listen for free to Henry Stamper, the firebrand union activist from the Pacific Northwest, as he sings live his now-standard We Just Came to Work Here, We Didn't Come to Die. |
| In addition, listen to the melodic acoustic piece Firecracker, sung by Henry's daughter Anna Stamper.. |
| Try this commuter-friendly pair of MP3s and check back for another set later. We will be bringing you new & different songs, packaged for your trip to work or school.. |
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| This is the first in our Comm-Lit series of downloadable commute-length stories. Please check out the free excerpt, and if you are intrigued, please download the story. |
| Each story in the Comm-Lit series is 15-30 minutes, about the length of the average commute to work or school. |
David Brooks |
Sunset over Mt Isa |
| This inaugural story, Dead in Mt. Isa, was written by Northern Virginia native David Brooks. Mr. Brooks grew up near Mount Vernon, and still has family in Alexandria. He now lives in New Hampshire where he is an editor and writer for the Nashua Telegraph. Mr. Brooks writes the newspaper's science column and blogs at Granite Geek. |
| This story is one of Mr Brooks' pieces of fiction and is based on his experiences traveling Australia. If you are interested in purchasing this story, please click on INFO and then ORDER and we will notify you when it is available. |
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Susan "Suz" Clark |
Autumn Fire |
| With a passion for art, Susan "Suz" Clark took up painting only a few years ago. Suz Clark has been featured in both the Clarendon Grill in Arlington and the Pristine Gallery in Warrenton. She has also been featured in the Potomac News which described the range of her work "from traditional to contemporary." |
| Suz Clark is now opening her own gallery in Nokesville, VA, to highlight her art work and the work of other local artist. The Grand Opening of The Gallery at Greenwich is scheduled for May 3rd. Read more... |
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Free Money |
| A band with an edge..... |
Free Money |
| With the advent of its first full-length CD, Lunar Wars, the Oakton band Free Money kicked off its campaign toward notoriety with an appearance at Vienna's Jammin' Java. This band is doing it up right — you can get to their material through iTunes and CDBaby. Read more... |
| The band members bring experiences from different genres and craft a unique and powerful sound. Listen to the cut "In Lara's Eyes" from Free Money's Lunar Wars with this free download. |
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