

Helping Artists and Musical Instrument Brands Share Their Stories with Clarity and Impact
I have had the privilege of working as a music journalist, musical instrument marketer, and musician for more than two decades—experiences that have given me a unique perspective on communication within those spheres—and I have the knowledge and skills to help you tell your story.

Artists
During my 12 years as an editor at Guitar Player magazine, I had the opportunity to pick the brains of hundreds of musicians—from emerging artists to legends such as David Gilmour, John Frusciante, and Tony Iommi.
Telling their stories taught me to grasp and clearly convey the essence of who they were, what they were doing, and why. Being a musician myself made that easier.
Something I learned along the way is that many artists have difficulty presenting themselves and their work to the world. Some would rather focus solely on their art, while others may struggle to articulate their full value, or risk over-hyping it.
My writings demonstrate my ability to tell artists’ stories and I can help you tell yours—from website and social profiles to press releases and email blasts to album liner notes and one sheets.

Brands
Brands are like artists—they each have a unique story to tell. Telling that story in a compelling way can be challenging, especially for companies facing language barriers.
During my time with Yamaha Guitar Group, I devised go-to-market plans for more than a dozen Line 6 products, including Helix LT and HX Stomp. I also worked with stakeholders to develop consistent brand voices for Line 6, Ampeg, and Yamaha guitars, and craft marketing content for more than 25 products.
Drawing on my relationships with artists and recognized writers, I founded and served as editorial director for Model Citizens, the Line 6 blog, which reached more than 750k viewers.
Whether it be collaborating on comprehensive marketing strategies, or simply writing compelling content—I can help you tell your brand story.


























