Rhonda Vincent studio cybercast
Rhonda Vincent has invited all of her fans into the studio with her this morning (12/18) as she and her newly revised band work on their next CD release. They have set up a video camera and will be cybercasting at mogulus.com starting at 11:00 a.m. (EST).
Much as she did with her current release, Good Thing Going, Rhonda has brought her fans along to watch and contribute to the recording process for this upcoming project. She had initially requested that they suggest songs for consideration, and she even posted a few YouTube videos asking for feedback on ones she had chosen.
Later this morning, we can all pull up a chair and watch them at work in her home studio. Their page at mogulus.com also features a live chat window, in case you feel the need to comment on the proceedings.
The video stream is up now, but don’t expect much activity until 11:00-ish.
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