Brett Wright
Principal and President at Uptown Magazine
Life lover, pioneer charting new territories.
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Dec 16, 2024 |
splittoothmedia.com | Brett Wright |Craig Wright
Any aspiring young filmmaker who wants to move past “aspiring” best pay attention to Michael Glover Smith. The Chicago filmmaker works tirelessly to keep making films, screen them in front of audiences, all while encouraging other artists to do the same. He toured across the United States with his 2022 feature film Relative, delivering Q&As and engaging with audiences whenever possible, and cracked the Box Office Top 25 in the process.
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Aug 12, 2024 |
splittoothmedia.com | Craig Wright |Brett Wright
When most artists fall 25 songs short of an album goal it can only be considered a catastrophic failure. When The Big Heist falls 25 songs short, they still have a 75-song, three-album cycle called MO75, a concept record about partying in the woods. The Big Heist is a Motern Media supergroup of sorts, a band that Motern founder Matt Farley formed with his three most frequent collaborators: Tom Scalzo (guitars, vocals), Chris “Pete” Peterson (bass), and Doug “Froggy” Brennan (drums).
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Jun 14, 2024 |
splittoothmedia.com | Craig Wright |Brett Wright
“WHO’S KILLING SEATTLE ROCK AND ROLL?” read a headline in the June 1984 issue of the Seattle music magazine The Rocket. In this “rant” by the publication’s senior editor, John Keister lays out an extensive list of factors behind the city’s inability to foster a thriving music scene: strict liquor laws, greedy promoters, low-paying gigs, a lack of all-ages shows. Keister asks if The Rocket itself and other local media outlets were also to blame for the sorry state of rock ’n’ roll in the area.
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May 20, 2024 |
splittoothmedia.com | Brett Wright |Craig Wright
Frank V. Ross found himself in a rough spot following the release of Quietly on By (2005). His third feature film was a major creative breakthrough, but Quietly on By struggled to find audiences and was, in Ross’ words, “dead on arrival.” During this time, Ross came down with a bad case of shingles and began reflecting on aspects of his life that he wasn’t too happy with.
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Apr 1, 2024 |
splittoothmedia.com | Brett Wright |Craig Wright
For Split Tooth’s fifth anniversary in April 2023, we had the privilege of screening Frank V. Ross’ Quietly on By (2005) in Portland, Oregon, at the Movie Madness Miniplex. To make the showing extra special for those in attendance we conducted a video interview with Ross to follow the film. In celebration of Split Tooth’s sixth anniversary today, we are publishing an updated and extended version of the interview that is the first in an upcoming series devoted to each of his films.
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