SUPPORTING THE BALTIMORE MUSIC SCENE

• Sponsoring benefit concerts
• Donating, running sound, playing keyboard or guitar, and/or helping organize the event and bringing musicians together
• Participating in networking and educational events for musicians
• Speaking, sponsoring, or supplying tacos.
• Playing shows
• Tony Correlli frequently plays keyboard, guitar, or bass live with bands he produces, as well as All-Star Jam sessions from 98 Rocks's Noise In The Basement and other shows.
• Charm City Sampler
• In 2010, Deep End Studio organized a compilation CD to give out free to music fans at a Baltimore music festival. That effort grew into the Charm City Sampler. Over 25,000 CDs have been manufactured and handed out free to music fans in the area in an effort to introduce some of Baltimore's best bands. Clutch, Jimmie's Chicken Shack, and other well-known groups have appeared along with up-and-coming artists, and discs were given out to a broad audience at large music festivals with national and local acts. The limited space on the CD and increasing popularity has turned the process into a competition/challenge to produce engaging songs and earning a spot on the project.