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RV Travel for Artists: Mobile Studios and Inspiring Stops

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For creatives, the open road often whispers promises of inspiration. Waking up to a new landscape every week sounds amazing, but leaving your creative space behind can feel like a deal-breaker.

Luckily, RV travel offers a pretty neat solution: you get to bring your studio right along with you. It’s a fantastic way to blend a nomadic lifestyle with a productive artistic practice, essentially turning the whole country into your backyard and your muse. Continue reading RV Travel for Artists: Mobile Studios and Inspiring Stops →

Hidden Bowie References in London: The Thin White Duke Pub

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London is a fabulous city with a million treasures waiting to be discovered around every corner if you just pay attention. If you’re a David Bowie fan, you might want to  have cocktails at The Thin White Duke pub, located in the neighborhood of Soho, which is of course named after one of  Bowie’s famous alter egos. Continue reading Hidden Bowie References in London: The Thin White Duke Pub →

Jim Morrison Said to Haunt L.A. Mexican Restaurant’s Restroom


“Break On Through To The Other Side, Yeah”

It’s Jim Morrison’s Birthday today (December 8th), and what better way to celebrate the birth of the Lizard King than by tossing back a couple of margaritas while reading This Story?

Featured Bio: Mother West Records and Studio

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Mother West Records

I just finished a massively huge bio project for the Mother West record label and recording studio, and it turned out pretty good. I also wrote a super nifty personal bio for Mother West’s owner Charles Newman, who is a righteous producer/musician on his own (Magnetic Fields, Walking Concert, Flare, etc). Read all about it at the Mother West website.