Former Glassjaw Guitarist Seeking Bands to Produce

by | Jan 24, 2011

Former Glassjaw/Men, Women & Children guitarist Todd Weinstock has been at work producing bands as of late, and is currently seeking new talent to develop.

Weinstock has teamed up with producer/mixer Marc Jordan (The Cult, A Static Lullaby, Velvet Revolver) to form a production duo dubbed Social Security.

“We’re looking for good, original artists who are dedicated to working extremely hard and doing whatever it takes to get to the next level,” comments Jordan.

Serious inquiries only. All genres encouraged. Those interested should email links of recorded material to producedbysocialsecurity#gmail.com. 

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