Who is Carlotta? Carlotta is an amazing band you have to check out they are the band I had that crazy shoot with the other night this is one of the shots we did with the train and I must say Trains are not easy to work with but something so classic about them…Carlotta is a band that you should know now so when there huge you can say ehhh I knew them ages ago before they were anyone… Go to there myspace page www.myspace.com/Carlotta myspace.com/Carlotta

Ad them check out there music these guys were amazing to work with it started raining mid shoot but we got everything done and it worked out amazingly!

This is a photo of the band Carlotta.

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Today I am off to a meeting for a new project I am working on as I know more about it I will be sure to let you know until then it will have to be top secret…Last night 30 days of night pulled in $6,250,000 which is amazing for a Friday night we will see how the rest of the weekend goes but it looks like this could be the biggest movie of the weekend. I have a shoot Sunday night which should be fun I will be sure to post some of those shots as soon as I have them.

A lot of people have been asking me for the Couches in Alleys video here is the Link to the video check it out and ad it to your myspace or whatever page you happen to have. Couches in Alleys

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It looks like Oasis is Following in the footsteps of Radiohead by giving away there album and doing it the same way Radiohead is doing it. Here is the full info-

Some of the music industry’s biggest names are considering offering their music free online following the success of the experiment by the band Radiohead to let fans download their new album without charge.

The band’s website topped the chart of music websites with an 11-fold increase in internet hits after the announcement, according to internet monitoring agency HitWise.

Now Jamiroquai and Oasis, two major names that are not contracted to a record labels, are rumoured to be considering following Radiohead by offering work for free, according to industry sources.

Radiohead refuse to reveal how many fans have pre-ordered their seventh album, In Rainbows, but figures from HitWise show the move pushed the site up from number 43 to the top slot for music websites in the UK.

Google say that searches for Radiohead have increased tenfold this week as fans log on to the band’s site, with the majority – according to the band’s spokesman – spurning the opportunity to download the album for as little as 45 pence and instead signing up for the £40 box set, which includes vinyl records, CD and artwork

But the real question is how will this effect new bands these bands have money they have a house they have a fan base but what about new bands what about bands that are just starting out?

What are your thoughts on the ever changing Music Business?

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