Networking is the way of the future!
Every site has its little encouraging suggestions to connect to them on
more established social networks. I will not dissuade you from doing
so, but I will remain rather passive on the peer pressure. However,
I will distinguish myself and Worldbri Productions by saying that what you
won’t get, if you Follow, Like, Add, Friend, or Subscribe, are
the same verbatim updates in quintuplicate!
That’s right!
My accounts are NOT linked! Each site will give you a
different type of Worldbri content, and here’s what you can expect …
Youtube
– youtube.com/brimaxian
The Brimaxian channel on Youtube features a few different types of programming, from the Kitten Antics series, to some Korg DS-10 tutorials, to performances by Brimaxian himself or Brimaxian Odds (when Brian is joined by the lovely Audrey Dawn). “Subscribe” to witness Worldbri Productions’ video prowess as new content emerges.
Facebook – facebook.com/brimaxianmusic
This is the official Facebook page for “Brian M. Weidemann, The Band”, specifically for Brimaxian as a musician. “Like” this page to see updates about new music, albums, possible live performances, and other such things. It’s easy to “Share” and join the fan community.
Twitter – twitter.com/brimaxian
Although the occasional self-promotion pops up, the Brimaxian account on Twitter is for random observations and attempts at humor, the likes of which are done much better by professional stand-up comedians’ Twitter accounts. Still, this is your chance to interact with Brimaxian and influence the course of his life, one Mention and Hashtag at a time. “Follow” and you may see something worth RT’ing.
Google
Plus – plus.google.com/115854098971961114705
The current brilliance of “G+” (not to be confused with a G-augmented
triad) is in an account’s flexibility to be used publicly and privately, so
“Add” Brian Weidemann to whichever “Circle” seems most
appropriate, and you’ll see public posts, blogs, and other
status-type-stuff from the man himself.
Myspace – myspace.com/bri
As childish and outmoded as an account here would be, the fact remains that the Myspace “Brian M. Weidemann, The Band” artist page was up from day one, as soon as artist pages were offered. You likely will not see updates if you “Friend”, but it couldn’t hurt to try. The main appeal, at this point in the web game, is that you can still stream a few tracks there, for free.
