Since starting Lubricity, I have had the pleasure of reading and interacting with a number of other jazz musicians and enthusiasts. Among the first was Seattle-based trumpet player/entrepreneur Jason Parker (left), whose blog OneWorkingMusician sheds a light on the nuts and bolts of being a professional musician in the 21st century.
Jason just got married this month, so he asked a number of fellow bloggers to contribute to his site during his absence. I was honored to be asked — after all, I’m keeping pretty good company. Other guest-posters include Cory Huff, Andrew Durkin, David J. Hahn and Art Brown.
My post just went live — in it, I offer advice to young musicians looking to start their careers in a new city. Enjoy!
