April, ah... what a month it's been! I now have five new clients: New Mexican Erection, Mishka, Patria Jacobs, Kat Parsons, and John  Frusciante. Apart from filing my taxes, taking a little time off for myself, and sleeping... pretty much all I did this month was burn up the phones talking to all you guys about these and all my wonderful clients. Took Mishka to Indie 103 here in Los Angeles where he was a guest on Native Wayne's show, then set up another one for him at KUPD/Phoenix. Saw Kat Parsons smoke two sold out shows (one here, one in San Diego), where she impressed some programmers from KCRW, I might add. Also saw a couple of AMAZING shows from Patria Jacobs, who has a Patsy Cline meets Marianne Faithful meets Portishhead thing going on. Very cool. Then there was the surprise of the month:  An add to spike rotation at Indie 103 for the Mighty Six Ninety's "Leave this World"! NICE. The month of May will start the wheels in motion for three new projects: Langhorne Slim, King Elementary, and One of the Loudest Tragedies Ever Heard. Plus more, probably. Rock n Roll.  So, as the month of April now comes to a close, I have some good news and I have some bad news: the bad news is I will not be at the Coachella Festival this weekend. Why? Because of the good news: I will be at Musexpo (http://www.musexpo.net/) starting Sunday night. I know, I know... I probably could have pulled double duty like many of you will be doing and hit both events, but you know what? I'm gonna need a little rest this weekend before I gear up for Musexpo. Oh, and my lawyer wanted me to put up a link to his website, so if you go to the links section, you can check it out. In the words of Ricardo Montalban: "Smiles, everyone, smiles!"