Wordless Wednesday:

This past weekend I attended an event called Music We Stand which was an event benefiting The Color of Music organization in Huntsville, Alabama.  This event was a showcase performance and panel discussion in front of an all-star music industry cast for songwriters.  The event was geared towards aspiring songwriters who were looking for their chance to make it in the music industry or how to make it in the industry.  

About the Color of Music:

According to their website: The Color of Music organization is a  youth driven with programs and activities geared to motivate kids of all ages. They teach children the values of life through the arts; music, spoken words and visual arts. We believe spending positive and creative time with our youth will help provide a safe avenue for their untapped creativity and keep them off the streets.  The organization is for children of all ages that strives to connect young dreams with music industry leaders; giving everyone a chance to live out part, if not all of their dream while working together in year round entertainment. Our professional staff and volunteers are dedicated to the mission.  We welcome and facilitate the development of strength and character of all who participate regardless of race, creed or national origin.  I hope to give more volunteer hours to this wonderful organization. 

Photo: Grammy nominated songwriter Clay Mills who wrote the hit song Beautiful Mess for Diamond Rio and he also is the owner of Songtown a website for songwriters.