Songwriters Sam Gaidemak and Michael Goldstein have been collaborating for 10 years, and have created a song catalog of over 100 pieces. Gaidemak's focus is primarily lyrical-- he is also a writer whose work has been featured in various literary magazines. Goldstein, who studied at the Eastman School of Music, functions mainly as arranger and melodist. Together, they comprise a formidable musical pair known as the thinkMusic Project.

In 1994, Gaidemak and Goldstein formed the power pop alterna-band "Ethel", which generated a significant buzz in the Northeast college radio market. Since "Ethel"'s parting in 1998, Gaidemak and Goldstein have continued to add to their catalog, refining their approach from writing power pop singles to crafting songs that would feel at home in several musical genres.

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Contact: Sam Gaidemak

Email: sam@gaidemak.com

Phone: 917-566-6200

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Rolling Stones
The Band
Led Zeppelin
Allen Ginsberg
Bob Dylan
Little Feat
The Beatles
Grateful Dead
Paul Simon
Joni Mitchell
Neil Young
Lou Reed... to name a handful.

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Songwriters Sam Gaidemak and Michael Goldstein have been collaborating for 10 years, and have created a song catalog of over 100 titles between them. Like many successful writing teams, Gaidemak and Goldstein bring complementary skills and experiences to their partnership. Gaidemak's focus is primarily lyrical-- he is also a writer whose work has been featured in various literary magazines. Goldstein, who studied at the Eastman School of Music, functions mainly as arranger and melodist. Together, they comprise a formidable musical pair known as the thinkMusic Project.

In 1994, Gaidemak and Goldstein formed the powerpop alterna-band "Ethel", which generated a significant buzz in the Northeast college radio market. Since "Ethel"'s parting in 1998, Gaidemak and Goldstein have continued to add to their catalog, refining their approach from writing pop rock singles, to crafting well-balanced pop "standards" that would feel at home in several musical genres. The thinkMusic Project's present goal is to reach artists, managers, music supervisors and publishers who are looking for the right song at the right time.

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