Advisory Board
Team of Experts
Founder & Executive Director
Malley's respect for music, the industry, teachers, and especially the musician, began as a child. His experience started early, and he is an active part of the community and industry. His objective is to inspire young talented Prodigies & Virtuosos and inspire them with a substantial Gift coupled with mentoring. Early engagement in music is influential to their growth and subsequent contributions to the musical community.
Andrew W. Johnson
Advisory Board
Biography soon to follow
Brian Major
Advisory Board
THE MAJOR GROUP, LLC
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BIOGRAPHY
With more than five decades of experience spanning virtually every facet of the entertainment industry, i mpresario Brian “B” Major stands as a driving
force behind countless successful projects. His career encompasses Film, Television, Live Events, Music, and Artist Management, giving him a rare, 360-degree understanding of how creative vision and business strategy intersect.
Renowned for his discerning eye, hands-on leadership style, and deep industry relationships, B Major brings a unique perspective and unmatched expertise to every endeavor he undertakes. Whether guiding talent, producing compelling live experiences, or shaping innovative entertainment ventures, he consistently delivers results rooted in experience, integrity, and a passion for
excellence.
As a trusted industry veteran and creative strategist, B Major remains an invaluable asset—turning ideas into impactful, enduring entertainment.
Dave Granati
Advisory Board--Honorary Status
BIOGRAPHY
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In 1977 Derek and Ray Shulman of the band "Gentle Giant" discovered the Granati Brothers playing a packed Pittsburgh area club and signed them to a management deal and to A&M Records. In 1979 A&M Records released the "G-Force Album". Major rock FM stations throughout America, including WMMS, WMMR, KROQ, WNEW, and WDVE gave rotation airplay to the songs: "Nite", "You Looked So Good", "What in the World", and "It was You". Fans purchased over 50,000 copies. The Granati Brothers song "Go Crazy" was featured as the opening cut of A&M Records "Propaganda" compilation album that includes the Police, Squeeze, and Joe Jackson.
During a seven-month national tour in 1979 the G's performed for 250,000 fans appearing with Van Halen, Heart, Peter Frampton, Boston, J Geils, Ian Hunter, the Doobie Brothers, and others. The highlight of the tour was an appearance before 62,000 fans at the Superdome, New Orleans. In 1981 the Granati Brothers, also known as G-Force toured with Van Halen and performed for over 500,000 fans in 39 cities in the U.S. and Canada appearing at 46 sold out concerts. It was the third largest tour of 1981. Concert fans nominated David Granati for Guitar Player of the Year in the 1981 Guitar Player Magazines Readers Poll. The band signed their second record deal with Atlantic Records in 1986. They continued to perform headline shows throughout the 1980's and until the mid 1990's.
The band went their separate ways in 1995 and the members pursued independent projects. Joey and David Granati, along with Gary Carolla and Sputzy Sparacino co-wrote Aaron Carter's hit song "Tell Me How to Make You Smile" featured on his million selling debut in 2000. David Granati founded Dave World Productions recording studio. Hermie Granati has performed and recorded with numerous artists. Joey Granati has become one of the most recognized perfomers nationwide in the burgeoning world of Dueling Pianos. The band reunited in 2002 to record their latest independent CD, "The Continuing Adventures of The Granati Brothers". They opened for David Lee Roth, Sammy Hagar, and Van Halen in the past two years.
In 2006, Hermie, Joey, and David Granati wrote the Theme Song "Reach For The Light" for a TV Documentary "The Actors Journey Project". This ultimate guide to entering show business was written and produced by Stanley Livingston, a child TV Star who portrayed the character "Chip" on the hit '60's TV show "My Three Sons". The song and Documentary can be found at www.theactorsjourney.com.
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