Spending more than 30 years doing call center, phone based customer service work there is one thing on the very top of the list that stands out the most. I Have been told more times than I can count that I have a DJ voice. I finally took the hint. Here is the link to a video commercial spot for Canal Winchester heating and cooling. I was hired by the video production team that created it to provide voice over talent. Here is the link if you would like to listen. https://youtu.be/mx0tuc2NQ8k?si=mp4yN2XGW7m6QZZw

I thought I'd try and experiment and I created 10x instrumental tracks on Suno and uploaded them directly onto SoundOn and used their native AI cover generator to generate the album artwork. The album has been approved so got x10 more tracks for the playlists on the way. Also got a new Tom Burton track out for the playlists on Sunday.

Best part of 10k streams in the pipeline. I'm hoping I'll have some $ to share out at the end of the month. SoundOn has posted only $.01 so far..... I'm only sharing out to Level 2s and above so people on level 1 need to make comments to increase their level if they want their share. @Daniel Galan @Denise Downey @Kendra Brassfield @Hailey Groover @Habiba Islam @Mo terres Official @Omar Torres @Piano Liao @Rhi Lombardi @Nicola Garlick @Shuhel Ahy @Brad Gilbert @Carl Hitchborn @Jo Verbena @Sweetvibez Beatz @William Lam

Clive Davis didn’t start out in the music industry. He wasn’t hunting for the next superstar. He wasn’t even looking for a new career. He was a corporate attorney — one of the best. His reputation for excellence and leadership was so strong that a friend asked him to lead a major record label, even though he’d never signed an artist in his life. He could have said: “I’m a lawyer. That’s what I do.” Instead, he stepped into the unknown. What happened next changed music history. Clive Davis discovered a talent he never knew he had: He could recognize greatness when he heard it. That instinct led him to shape the careers of some of the greatest artists of all time — including Whitney Houston. Without his willingness to try something outside his lane, the world may have never heard her voice. The lesson? Don’t label yourself as “just” anything. You are not a one-trick pony. You have strengths waiting to be discovered — but only if you’re willing to step into new territory. Your next breakthrough might not be in the field you’re in. Your greatest gift might be the one you haven’t used yet. Keep growing. Keep exploring. And don’t be afraid to surprise yourself.

"Never let the facts, common sense, or reality get in the way of doing something amazing" - most likely someone at one time or another.