When I'm being followed I tend to act differently.

You can tell by the bruises on whomever was following me.


LP:
Very Different

Through NocturnalMovements (a collective network of many, many members and associated resources), we are able to provide a great many services, and mainly referrals, consultations, and marketing plans for accomplishing new music goals.

Promoting events, and such, for me personally, means working *with* a handful, and sometimes more than a dozen other people who all share similar interests and goals within the promotion of any event.

I'm not wealthy, nor do I have any substantial amounts of cash to drain into events of any description. However, I can entirely circumvent the need to waste money by simply pulling together all the essential resources through a collective network of associates.

Everyone has a need to be filled, and a lingering piece of "the puzzle" ... the puzzle being the music scene itself..

We all contribute something to collective promotions within the underground music scene. I facilitate the cohesion of the collective, the traffic of pieces that fit well together.

As to distributions, yes... promos distributed within "CD PACKS" and "GOODIE BAGS" tend to make their ways to my P. O. Box, and often directly into my hands during music events where musicians find that they need to make a splash of music distributions to djs and music editors and journalists, and other musicians who might like to make contact and set up future gig arrangements, and perhaps to trade remix services... etc.

Building bridges between musicians and between djs and between all others in the scene who may enhance one the success of their existing and collaborative marketing plans... that's what I do... in addition to writing an abundance of music articles: interviews and music reviews, concert reviews, etc... as well as train new writers and seasoned writers to apply skills in the support of new music within the underground, and toward the guidelines set forth by many different music magazines, et cetera...


All of these things continue within the framework of www.NocturnalMovements.net


I also do a great deal of advertising sales team development, street team development and support, etc.


Also, I have posted a descriptive resumé upon one of the forums at my message boards at www.NocturnalMovements.net

The subject of course reading something like:

Jett's Resumé


Easy enough to find by looking inside www.NocturnalMovements.net and clicking on the "Message Boards" banner.


Among many magazines I write for you will find Gothic Beauty to be perhaps one of the more familiar. I have also contributed articles to Lollipop, Legends, Gothic Preservation Society (Now called DarkCulture), InMusicWeTrust, From Dust, STARVOX, Covet, Gothic Topic, and about 4 dozen (or maybe many more) others... submitting articles to music magazines has been a pet hobby of mine for many, many years... since about 1985, I believe. Back then, I was mainly writing for indie punk music scene rags. Photocopied, impossible-to-read jobbers.

Sometime between 1986 and 1996, I wrote a tremendous lot of awful poetry, which a great many people professed then and continue to maintain that I should have published. I have done so with select items through some of the magazines for which I have written. I'm never satisfied with it however, always revising details. Re-writing the past, perhaps... but really, I believe it's just that I see now how bloody awful it truly is.


Around 1996, NocturnalMovements grew out of an effort to bring far more attention to music than people I travelled 6 hours to meet up with once of twice a week seemed to be familiar with at all.


The motivation now remains the same as then: to generate a buzz of communication around MUSIC and other aspects that tie into the underground music scene ... rather than to spend all my time discussing "He said/She said" topics of no real importance ...

Drama is a fine source of entertainment... I will concede to that much...

Quote:

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But from time to time there is more to life than just a muscle working deep inside,
And to find the truth it needs much more than just a look into an eye!

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-- Wolfsheim - "Everyone Who Casts a Shadow"


Cheers!

Jett Black - http://www.NocturnalMovements.net

Edited by: NocturnalMovements at: 5/21/03 12:01:08 am

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