David Gorman

Twenty years in 200 words? Graduated from Michigan (the school and the state) and moved out to Los Angeles for life in the music business. I've stayed on the creative end of it, dabbling in design, advertising, marketing and anything else that doesn't involve actually picking up an instrument and playing. I worked at a couple of different labels before starting my own creative firm in 2003 (HackMart.) and my own label (HackTone) in 2005. If you buy a lot of music you've probably seen our work, but I wouldn't hold it against you if you haven't.

Forgive me if I fail to recall wonderful times, but it's been awhile. I think I'm still waiting for the heater in my car to start working and I do remember being high in biology a lot. Oh, and it turns out that my math teacher who said "you're not going to be able to pull this crap in college" was wrong, as was my college professor who said "you're not going to be able to pull this crap when you're out in the real world."
Still, come to think of it, I probably owe my career in music to my 11th-grade English teacher. He loaned me a Sam Cooke CD that changed everything. If he makes it to the reunion I owe that man a drink.