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• I'd never touched a music instrument or written a song prior to joining the band in 2006. In 2007 we toured most of the year and played about 200 shows all over the US and recorded our first full length album with multi-platinum credited producer Billy Hume.

• Highlights have included

1. Playing a sold out hometown show for 6,000 people (Check out the "Band-Aid" video to the right)
   
2. Having "Carry On" become the most requested song in the history of WKMX
3. Getting to see most of the United States
   
4. Nomination for album of the year on The Daily Chorus (and coming in second dang it!)
5. Playing Main Stage at Florida Music Festival
   
6. Putting off the "real world" as long as possible.

• RMG started as an event promotion and production company in 2007 with a focus on charitable events in South Alabama where I was living at the time.

• Most notably, after a tornado destroyed Enterprise High School in Enterprise, AL, we put together a benefit concert featuring Red Jumpsuit and The Skyline Drive which sold out at 6,000 attendees and raised approximately $100k for the Enterprise High School fund

• Recently we partnered with the Coffee County Dept. of Human Resources by organizing a benefit concert featuring Mae and The Skyline Drive and using the profits to provide a Christmas for underprivileged children in the DHR foster child program. We have more events currently in development for 2008.

• We are now working on the "Group" part of our name by branching into other music related fields in 2008 with a number of expansions currently in the works as we carve out or niche in music industry 2.0.

• I assist Michael Weeman in the management of the producer roster which has included the production and mixing of multi-platinum selling releases in both rock and urban music.

• Projects have included artists ranging from Underoath, Hot Hot Heat, Bowling For Soup and Copeland to Nas, Ludacris, David Banner, and TI and just about everything in between.

• For more information please email Cliff@Weeman.us
  

Tim Towner started TheDailyChorus.com in early 2007 as a music blog focusing on unsigned, undiscovered talent and it has since grown into a viable platform for bands to gain exposure to both industry and fans.

The cornerstone of the site is the quarterly "Top 40 Unsigned List" which has had no less than 19 signings over the last year including 5 bands to major labels. The Skyline Drive was initially featured on the list on January of 2008 which introduced me to the site and to Tim. I have since consulted on a number of projects for the site on an ongoing basis as they look to expand into a unique space among music websites.

In late 2005 I jokingly told Barry Moore, who is the owner of Hopper-Moore Incorporated, that he should let me take a shot at running one of his companies. At the time I was wrapping up playing college basketball and just starting to get into music and trying to figure out what I was doing with my life.

Strangely enough, though I was 21 and had no experience, I got a call from Barry in January of 2006 asking if I'd like to take a crack at working his new venture, Shred-Moore, which is a document destruction company. I'd never heard of document destruction at the time (can't you people use a waste basket shredder?) but I decided to give it a shot and for the next year I learned more than I did during my entire time in college getting a business degree gaining experience in commercial waste management, commercial development, market research, environmental waste management, and entrepreneurship.

• Barry is now my partner in RMG.