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Trinda Weymouth : new CEO of Sky Trail Recording in Boulder Colorado
Mar 3rd
Sky Trail Recording is a 20 year old high quality audio production studio. It is set in the beautiful foothills of Boulder Colorado. In 2010 long time music promoter Trinda Weymouth and producer Chris Wright redesigned and remodeled the entire studio. Now we bring you a superior quality for recording artists. the magic and vibe occur in properly constructed rooms. The sonic results are limitless.
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Sky Trail Recording was a website we developed to help promote the Sky trails audio production facility in Boulder. We developed a whole slew of social media sites a few to name being: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, MySpace, Flickr
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Trinda Weymouth CEO of Sky Trail Recording: Trinda brings a long history of music promotion and business ac cumin to the company. A long time Boulder resident with interests in several business’s she is an active daily participant in the recording process. She is responsible for the restructuring of the company financial plan, fees and revenue stream. At the same time Trinda set in motion new legal perimeters, a new corporation and name change. In 2010 she worked closely with Engineer Chris Wright to rebuild her new purchase from the ground up. The studio is now state of the art. In early 2011 she set studio rental rates at a rate that makes Sky Trail Recording affordable. As a result it has been booked everyday. Ms Weymouth then set upon an image make over of her company by implementing an all new interactive website, Twitter, Facebook, Google, Four Square and Youtube.She hired a team of web designers and social media experts to launch her new company. She then set upon a vigorous press, media and social media campaign. She set up live video streaming for acts of note. She also put in place professional music videos to be done for visiting artists. Weymouths goal is to have Sky Trail Recording be the most affordable and comprehensive recording company in the Colorado music scene. She has even set about to make her recording company a destination spot for artists in LA and New York who wish to get out into the mountains for a breath. seeVisit US She also write ( along with Chris Wright) a new Sky Trail Recording blog called The Fresh. See allof her accomplishments by spending an hour on this site.
TOMORROW: Chris Wright Producer and Engineer Chris Wright.
Boulder Fall Fest and Artists
Sep 27th
Boulder, Colorado, Sunday, September 26, 2010: No one could ask for a more perfect day! Totally blue skies and sunny. I, along with throngs of people, took to the downtown Pearl Street Mall to wander the Fall Fest. It seemed a bit too early for it given the high temperatures making it more like summer than fall. But afterward I headed to meet friends for happy hour snacks at the Hotel St. Julien and the Brasserie 1010.
While scoping out the event, I met several artists of one type or another including an absolutely fantastic acrylic artist Ruth Meere and her Fun Lovin Art, whimsical children’s art.
Meere said, “This was my best show yet!” She said friends had art in their children’s rooms but they weren’t “children’s art” and she began painting.
Some of her work is seen here in some of my candid photos on Sunday, September 26.
3-D artist Liz Miller was on hand also. Here is her 3-D detailed painting Noah’s Ark.
Other artists I’d like to mention are grand photographer Tim Brown of Salida, whose soft water images are amazing. And Lest Studio artist Yelena Sickorova of Denver who paints on silk has some defnite Russian flaire in her paintings of women and Prague. Her husband is also an artist.
Every Fall Fest has its amusement rides, games and what not. This event had a rubber slide as you can see. However, a tiny voice from behind the top curtain kept saying,
“I’m not doing it. I’m afraid. I’m not doing it. I’m afraid.” His parents didn’t climb up and bring him down. If he were my child, I would have hugged the little one and slid down the slide with him. I hope he’s not still up there because he wasn’t coming down! Ever!
Where’s the Beef? Boulder’s Farmer’s Market, high prices and all, was a bit amusing on Saturday. I happened to see a friend who goes there to buy “beef.” He asked me, “What are you here for?” “Dried pasta! Lots of different flavors,” I said. “Is it good!” he asked. “Good for a year! I collect it!” Ahh! We’re such Boulderites! buying our “green” tomatoes and such!
“Hello! Little Boy! Are you still hiding behind the curtain! on that slide!