In showing my support for the arts commission of Toledo, I am sponsoring Artomatic this year by donating my PA system to the Red Room. For the next three Saturdays (April 13th, 20th, and 27th) be sure to check out the event at 911 N. Summit street. More information in the link below.

http://theartscommission.org/programs/artomatic

2012 was an amazing year, but 2013 looks like it will be even better. In December we did the first ever live show/recording session with Scott Fish and the Distant Cousinz, which was a huge success! With the growing number of recording studios in the area, this type of event is a definite niche for Sixtyten.

Within less than a week of the new year, the first two months of 2013 are already booked, and it looks like March will fill up fast. If you want to schedule a spring session, call today!

Really awesome things coming down the pike over the next two months:

Finishing up an ep for acoustic singer/songwriter Mark Moffett - if you haven't heard him yet, you can check him out periodically at an open mic spot at Mickey Finn's and/or Manhattan's.

Rock band Mindfish will be back in November to lay down some more drum tracks for an album set to release sometime next year. If you liked their last album "Watch Out!", you will be blown away by their new material.

A young rapper named Cornell "Philly B" Rice is ready to start dropping some new material. If you haven't heard about him yet, check out his most recent track "Dubstep" (produced by Toledo's own Drew Z) on his reverbnation page.

Travis (aka Young Kilo), another area rapper, has been back over the last few months to track vocals for an upcoming mixtape release.

And last, but not least, we have set a date (December 14th) for a video shoot/live recording with the rock/soul group Distant Cousinz. This will definitely be a memorable night for the studio.

There's plenty more great things that you'll be hearing about soon, I promise!

Mike