
4pm.
I circle around looking for parking C while the 5 stages of Dour Festival are already filled with music lovers from all over the world.
First steps in what they call “La Plaine” (The Field) and two things directly come up to my mind: “it’s hot!” and “cute girls everywhere”!
I run and try to catch the [...]

New York, 3rd of April.
I’m not gonna lie: I was excited to see Cold War Kids for the first time live. I got to the venue at around 9pm, waited a couple minutes for my +1 and got inside.
For some reason Cold War Kids decided to play a really early show. They showed up on [...]

New York, April 5th.
About 5 months after their show at Music Hall of Williamsburg/Bowery Ballroom, Ra Ra Riot took it to another level and played the prestigious Webster Hall. Nothing in the world would have made me miss that show!
I got to Webster Hall at around 8pm and the venue was PACKED. I’ve seen Webster [...]

What can you do today, in this business climate, to get work now?
Answer is blunt. Nothing.
I know that sounds harsh, but anything you could do that might possibly bring in business now will, in the long run, hurt your business. Things like lowering your price, offering unlimited rights for the price of a year of web [...]

Monday, 16th of March. It was 5pm and I was still at the International Center of Photography, on 43rd and 6th avenue, trying to send the last Ukulele Session I had done over the weekend with the impressive band Harlem Shakes at the Highline Ballroom (opening band for Bell X1).
It was around 5:25pm when I [...]

Mr. Alain Bashung, the French musician/singer, has passed away.
This is a “homage” to one of the best French singers in history.

Underoath has become, in only 8 years, the most successful band of it’s kind; touring the best venues of the world and selling hundred of thousands of records. I met Grant when they played “Terminal 5″ last October.
It was one of the last warm days of the year, the trees were staring to lose their [...]

It was a regular thursday evening at Penn Station, I jumped in the Long Island Railroad heading to Hempsted. I sat down, exhausted from my rush through Manhattan to catch the train on time. I looked around, curious, as it was my first time heading to Long Island for something that didn’t involve white sand [...]

Brooklyn, New York - I left my apartment and 2 subways later I was at the doors of Union Hall, a small venue in Brooklyn (Park Slope). I went downstairs looking after their tour manager but I ended up talking to the band directly. Emil, the singer, wanted to chill out a little bit before [...]

9.30pm, Union Square, January 22: it was my birthday, and it was freezing. I tried to warm my hands up: I tangled them up with my scarf, but it didn’t really work out. Two blocks, two blocks and I was there, but those two blocks just felt like 10 avenues.
I got there 10 minutes later [...]
What can you do today, in this business climate, to get work now?
Answer is blunt. Nothing.
I know that sounds harsh, but anything you could do that might possibly bring in business now will, in the long run, hurt your business. Things like lowering your price, offering unlimited rights for the price of a year of web [...]
4pm.
I circle around looking for parking C while the 5 stages of Dour Festival are already filled with music lovers from all over the world.
First steps in what they call “La Plaine” (The Field) and two things directly come up to my mind: “it’s hot!” and “cute girls everywhere”!
I run and try to catch the [...]
Underoath has become, in only 8 years, the most successful band of it’s kind; touring the best venues of the world and selling hundred of thousands of records. I met Grant when they played “Terminal 5″ last October.
It was one of the last warm days of the year, the trees were staring to lose their [...]
New York October 13 - Dear fellows, I am pleased to announce that a new category has been launched today and that is something I have named Urban Photography. Now, what do I really call Urban Photography is the question. As the term Photography didn’t give me much trouble to figure out - what a Smart [...]
Brooklyn, New York - I left my apartment and 2 subways later I was at the doors of Union Hall, a small venue in Brooklyn (Park Slope). I went downstairs looking after their tour manager but I ended up talking to the band directly. Emil, the singer, wanted to chill out a little bit before [...]