Important Editor's Note: I was going to begin this message with something corny and cliché like "it is with great sadness and regret that I wish to inform you.....", but I've decided to refrain from getting all sentimental here. The truth is Music Morsels is no longer getting the support it requires to stay afloat in this ever-changing music business and distressed economy. There are a plethora of ezines and webzines out there that may be having some of the same challenges. Music Morsels was one of the first published with our print edition in September, 1995. We've kept this up for almost 13 years now, and writer Mark Waterbury and I both agree that it is time to focus our efforts and resources elsewhere. Serge Entertainment Group LLC, Music Morsels parent company, is growing and branching into some other areas whereas Music Morsels is losing ground. Therefore, it is time to shutter the Music Morsels division in its current form. We will no longer be publishing our ezine. After this April issue, we will put the webzine on indefinite hiatus. The archived issues will remain on the web for the time being and, at some point, we may begin a Music Morsels CD/DVD reviews blog. We may also provide coverage on the site for festivals and events our parent company is a part of. If this happens, we will notify all of our subscribers immediately.

Thank you to all of our writers and columnists who have contributed to Music Morsels throughout the years, especially Mark Waterbury, Scott Turner, Brad Pressman, Atty. Herman Hudson, and Atty. Charles Driebe, Jr.. We want to thank all of our devoted subscribers who stuck by us thoughout these past 12-1/2 years. We appreciate the support we received and all the wonderful comments about the ezine/webzine. We wish all of you luck with your music careers and if Music Morsels played just a small part in helping you further your careers, then, during our time in existence, we have fulfilled our purpose.
Best in life to all,
Sandy Serge, Editor
Music Morsels
September, 2005 - April, 2008
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Check out musicmorselsonline.com for the latest interviews and reviews with Indie Music for Life's Vicki Blankenship and Sex and Patriotism's Chris Steele! Also CD/DVD reviews, + much more.

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The February issue featuring interviews with Bandit A&R Newsletter Publisher John Waterman, indie band Bayadera and producer/Bitemark Records owner Matthew Walin is now online! Check it out at http://www.musicmorselsonline.com.

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Sandy

I've been negligent and haven't let you know that past few months that all the issues of Music Morsels are posted! We have some great interviews and reviews posted. The December issue has all holiday CD reviews along with some great interviews of both national and indie acts.

Check them all out at http://www.musicmorselsonline.com.

You can always subscribe to the ezine to be the first to read what is published.

Thanks for your support.

Sandy Serge, Editor
Music Morsels

I already posted this but somehow this blog managed to get lost in myspace land....The new issue is up at musicmorselsonline.com. Featuring interviews with Valencia Vas and Ben Godwin and our new article Music Career Maneuvers with Deb Dumais of Milestone Booking agency. Plus 10 CD reviews...check it out!

Music Morsels has been in publication for 12 YEARS!

Sandy

Featuring former Tonic vocalist Emerson Hart; and Festival Executive Director Glenn Maxon; plus album reviews and a feature article.
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Sandy

Featuring Trent Gardner of Magellan, Rob Coltun of Bossa Bistro and Lounge, and Q-Ball. Visit Music Morsels at http://www.musicmorselsonline.com.

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Check it out - featuring Days Difference and manager/Black Dog Recordings owner Jim Anderson - at http://www.musicmorselsonline.com.

Great interviews with indie band KChari and prog rock band Starcastle. Also an interview of Shawn at ProgRock Records.

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Please visit http://www.musicmorselsonline.com and http://www.serge.org/musicmorsels0407.htm.

Interviews with Speechless, Martino Conspiracy and music supervisor Gary Calamar along with a book review - The Story of ACDC - Let There Be Rock by Susan Masino; and 10 album capsules.