L O N E L Y S U R F music video
M O N T A U K E T T S K Y music video
G E E K L O V E music video 
G U I L T Y by Billy Martin
Produced by Rob Reinfurt and Billy Martin
Executive producer Kenichi Nagatomo
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∞ recent mention s in press ∞
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1) Across The Margin podcast interview
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2) Live For Live Music interview
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THE BREATHE ACT • The BREATHE Act is presented by the Electoral Justice Project of the Movement for Black Lives
COLOR OF CHANGE • helps you do something real about injustice.
GRASSROOTS LAW PROJECT • We combine the best of grassroots organizing with legal expertise to radically transform policing and justice in America—and we want you on our team.
CAMPAIGN ZERO • Identifying solutions, providing research & data to organizers and policymakers, advocating to end police violence nationwide
MINNESOTA FREEDOM FUND • Bail/bonds for protestors, rebuilding neighborhoods, legal support and protection.
BLACK VISIONS COLLECTIVE • Creating the conditions for long term success and transformation. ALL Black Lives Matter
Why are we continuously facing this shameful problem in the USA?
Ferguson Interview Project by Ama Birch • Get her book HERE
A start: Some informative videos about the USA’s systemic racist history
MESHES #3 (graphic score pictured above)
This year CMS has a new online program called Creative Music Workshop or CMW
You can sign up for Creative Music Workshop online programs for free HERE
In 1971 musicians Karl Berger, Ingrid Sertso and Ornette Coleman founded the Creative Music Foundation. Its initial advisory board, comprised of legends from all aspects of music, the arts and philosophy, included composer John Cage, conductor/musician Gil Evans, philosopher/educator Buckminster Fuller, composer George Russell, painter Willem DeKooningand composer/conductor Gunther Schuller. Their goal was to establish a nonprofit organization focused on improvisation and musical cross-pollination that complemented musicians’ academic studies, a place where music as a universal language could be explored and expanded. They called it the Creative Music Studio, or CMS.