Showing posts with label new book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new book. Show all posts
Friday, October 20, 2017
It's here!
I have received my first shipment of books! "Zac's Guitar" is live in print and can be found at Zac's Guitar Amazon Page
Friday, October 6, 2017
This is a very exciting time! The Kickstarter Campaign for Zac's Guitar will end in 7 hours!
Tomorrow, we begin putting the finishing touches on the book and preparing for the launch.
While this has truly been my favorite project to date, the muse hasn't stopped chattering in my
ear and the next project is waiting to take center stage. As one book closes, another opens.
More information to follow!
Saturday, September 30, 2017
My Kickstarter Relaunch
The Relaunch
As soon as the ball dropped on my campaign, I launched the new one but not before doing a few things to ensure my success this time.
- I created a new and improved video for upload
- I notified my friends and any backers that I could to let them know what to do after getting the this project was not successful notification
- I evaluated and dramatically reduced by funding goal
- I set a shorter time frame to run the campaign
The Result
- My funding goal was reached in 24 hours!
- I am currently 150% funded with 6 days to go!
Check out the new campaign
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
If an instrument could have desires it would want to
be played.
A love affair
ends when a craftsman puts the finishing touches on a fine instrument. The artist
is pleased with his work and like a parent facing an empty nest sends it off to
the world with grand hopes that it will bring joy and find love from another.
In this case a musician who will connect with the instrument in a harmonious
dance that takes shape in the form of a melody.
As much as a musician hopes to find the perfect instrument,
the instrument would be desperate for the right musician. It would feel
vulnerable in the hands of the person who controls the message that they will send
out to the world but without him the instrument would never find its voice.
Silence must be death for an instrument. If it could I believe it would go to
any length to make music. Changing the world for those who hear it would be its
only desire.
-
Jimmy Redbush
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