In the first of an ongoing series about online promotional resources for musicians, we take a look at BAMM.tv through the eyes of one of their early success stories, San Francisco's Stone Foxes. BAMM (which stands for Bricks and Mortar Media) combines video production with A&R and Internet distribution. In a nutshell, if they choose to work with you as an artist, they'll make your video for free in a nice studio with a three-camera shoot, or shoot you at a club or festival gig. In return, they get licensing rights and share any back-end profits with you. That's not all there is to it, though: Partnerships BAMM has to get your video in front of global eyeballs include Samsung Apps and several overseas cable and streaming content providers. Get the full story in the videos below.

 

In the first, I talk to CEO Chris Hansen about how the whole model works.

 

 

In the second, we hear from the Stone Foxes about what BAMM.tv did for them.

 

 

In the third, I chat with Foxes keyboardist Elliott Peltzman about (what else?) keyboards.