Looking for a label for my bands first album I Scream Records was founded in 1994, in Brussels Belgium. Over two decades later, we have been fortuned to have worked with an amazing bunch of artists. Some of them even the ones that got me into music when I was a teenager. On December 16th 2010, during one of our episodes of the Black N’ Blue Takeover featuring Danny Schuler from Biohazard and Joey Z from Life Of Agony, Danny “interrupted” the interview to tell us, and all the listeners, that I was to be named Larry, just like any other American, which I am obviously not, named Lawrence (which sounds the same as Laurens). That name later got upgraded to Larry from Brooklyn, by my friend Petey, which he eventually turned into Brooklyn Larry.
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I manage New York Hardcore legends Sick Of it All, Boston’s own Street Dogs, and the estate of the late Justin Townes Earle, travel around the world as a Tour Manager and continue to develop solutions and resources for today’s music & entertainment community.
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The new JTE album “The Saint Of Lost Causes” is available at your favorite retailer today. NPR Music, to name one, had to say the following about Justin’s new album released via New West Records; “Far-ranging and fueled by both empathy and rage, it’s the opposite of myopic.”
Very excited to welcome Justin Townes Earle to the managerial roster. His new album “The Saint Of Lost Cause” will drop on May 24th, via New West Records, which will kick off a very exciting 2019. Pre-Orders for the new record are available here and to stay up-to-date connect with Justin via his website or […]
Very excited to finally see the Vans/Murphy’s Law collaboration being deployed. Posters, as well as this amazing mural, have been popping up this week. Great day for NYHC and a well deserved day for Jimmy and Murphy’s Law, both current and past members. RIP Todd Youth. RIP Chuck Valle.
I’m very excited to have been part of this film by helping my friend Ian McFarland with music clearances for this masterpiece. Even though this movie is driven by the story of NYHC band Agnostic Front, it’s simply not just another rockumentary. Great day for Ian, Roger and Stigma, and a great day for NYHC.
Very opinionated about the music industry. Mostly serious but some days humorous with a well deserved hint of sarcasm. At the end of the day it’s all about doing business, having fun and, hopefully, help out a few people along the way.
