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timothywilliam
» genre:
Jazz >
Smooth Jazz
» location:
Timothy Brown
» label: unsigned
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TimothyWilliam
NEWS
Congratulations to bassist TimothyWilliam who landed his first No#1 single on 07Mar2004 at
www.audiostreet.net with the acid jazz cut "Boulevard strut"
www.audiostreet.net/timothywilliam
www.audiostreet.net with the acid jazz cut "Boulevard strut"
www.audiostreet.net/timothywilliam
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The Jazz Bassic guitar artistry of Timothy William
Why this name?
It's who I am
Do you play live?
Yes, I play live have not done any shows on my own. I love playing live, I like feeding off
the energy from the crowd
the energy from the crowd
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
One no longer needs a record label to bring their music to the masses. There are a lot of
outstanding unsigned artist out there that are enjoying success without the heavy contractual
obligations of a record deal. I think it will force the record companies to look more at a grass roots
level in signing artist. Also, good indie success will mean better bargaining for the artist when
a record company approaches them. I mean if a band is really successful independant of a label
and they have a good sense of the business, they aren't going to likely receive the typical new artist deal which heavily favors the record company
outstanding unsigned artist out there that are enjoying success without the heavy contractual
obligations of a record deal. I think it will force the record companies to look more at a grass roots
level in signing artist. Also, good indie success will mean better bargaining for the artist when
a record company approaches them. I mean if a band is really successful independant of a label
and they have a good sense of the business, they aren't going to likely receive the typical new artist deal which heavily favors the record company
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Yes, if it the terms were amicable
Your influences?
Earl Klugh, Stanley Clarke, Marc Antoine,David Dyson
Wayman Tysdale
Wayman Tysdale
Favorite spot?
MY OWN HOME
Equipment used:
Yamaha MD4S Recorder, Korg Triton Le,and of course a Fender Jazz bass
Anything else...?
Naw, just sit back and enjoy the music