MIDTOWN, MANHATTAN: Given Steven Beer’s outstanding track record, you’d expect this top entertainment attorney to be a lot less approachable. The fact is, being extra-open to new people – and new ideas – is the secret to his success.
Want hits? Beer, a shareholder with Greenberg Traurig since 2003 signed, Read more...
West Village, Manhattan: You’re a guitarist, and you need to learn how to play that classic rock song your band is covering. Where do you go? You’ll probably head to one of the many free, user-submitted, unlicensed guitar tablature sites which have become common destinations for guitarists looking to learn Read more...
WEST NEW YORK, NJ: The debate rages over Canada’s greatest gift to the world. Hockey? Maple syrup pie? Ogopogo? Nay! SonicScoop votes for Steve Pageot.
No doubt aboot it, this GRAMMY-award winning composer/producer/engineer/flutist/you-name-it is a great argument for Montreal musicians making it over to Manhattan. His list of credits Read more...
FLATIRON DISTRICT, MANHATTAN: In your quest for integrity within the dark art of A&R, cast your gaze upon Ron Burman, Senior Vice President of A&R for Roadrunner Records. During his 13-year tenure at one of America’s premier rock labels, Burman single-handedly transformed the airwaves with his signing of Nickelback, followed Read more...
KATONAH, NY: A few years ago, when Sony closed its studios on W. 54th Street, Thom Cadley was one of the hundreds of Sony staffers cut loose. He’d been Sony’s chief mixing engineer as long as the studio had been running. “I was one of the first people hired at Read more...
