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A Capitol Trip

  • October 31, 2013
  • Jenna Paone
  • · Blog Posts

Have you ever had one of those weeks? Sometimes it seems like I’ve been having “one of those weeks” for several months now. Every time I think things are going to slow down, they simply speed up even more.

This past week (and I’m counting from last Tuesday until today, which is really a bit more than a week) was even crazier than most, mostly because I’ve been traveling – to Washington DC. The Future of Music Coalition, a national nonprofit that advocates for and supports artists and music industry professionals, hosted its annual “Future of Music Summit” this past Monday and Tuesday.

Future of Music Summit

{Image via The Future of Music Coalition}

It was an awesome event full of inspiring speakers and presenters like fellow Massachusetts musician Erin McKeown, musical activist and filmmaker Ariana Delawari, legendary manager of Pink Floyd Peter Jenner, hip-hop artist and organic gardener DJ Cavem, emcee and educator Stephen Brackett of the Flobots, and many more.

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{Peter Jenner had the best quote of the conference, regarding music distribution online: “Anyone who thinks we can control the internet is up their arse!”}

Luckily, it wasn’t all work. I was able to spend some quality time with friends in the DC area, have some great meals, do a little pre-Halloween celebrating, and even take a little trip to the White House on one of their bi-annual Garden Tours. We saw the famous Rose and vegetable gardens, the exterior of the White House up close, and a lot of gorgeous greenery!

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{My friend Simone and I on the White House lawn.}

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{I was surprised by how small the White House looks up close as opposed to other palaces and government buildings I’ve seen around the world}

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{The White House vegetable garden- yum!}

By the time I got home, I was exhausted, but rallied to watch my hometown heroes the Red Sox win the World Series! Say what you will about Boston, but we are a sports town through and through, and with all we’ve been through this year, we needed this win. It’s an amazing moment of celebration for a city that has suffered greatly in recent months, and I’m exceedingly grateful to have witnessed it.

Red Sox World Series 2013

{Image via Boston.com}

Back in the studio tomorrow – oh, and Happy Halloween everyone!

Happy Halloween

{Image via Pinterest}

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