Originally formed as a solo project by vocalist / guitarist Ben Gibbard, Death Cab For Cutie, are one of alternative and indie rock's most cherished artists.
With a career that spanned 34 years (from January 1981, when bassist Nikki Sixx, drummer Tommy Lee, and vocalist / guitarist Greg Leon began rehearsing, to their final show in December 2015), they shaped and defined a genre.
Since 1984, TV programmer and music aficionado Jerry Bryant has been introducing the world to some of the best creatives in the world, long before they became household names.
In 2006, when Twitter launched, Blu-Ray discs were released, and Hannah Montana premiered on Disney Channel, these are just a portion of the clients and music videos we advocated for:
In January of 2003, Lost Highway sent us the master tape for the video for "Hurt" (which you can see above- crazy how things have changed in 21 years; now most of our deliveries are digital), Johnny Cash's take on the Nine Inch Nails song.
More than a year before "Hey There Delilah" became a hit, Chicago natives Plain White Ts released their album All That We Needed in January 2005 on Fearless Records.
Matt is a fellow NJ musical kindred spirit, and we're thrilled to have him as a guest on HIP To The Scene. Matt's first taste of the limelight happened in the early eighties when he was a DJ and Music Director at WRSU-FM in New Brunswick, NJ.
Let’s think back to 2005. YouTube officially launched. The term “flip phone” remained a Motorola trademark. Google unveiled its web-mapping service, Google Maps.