RhythmRadioVideo1997 Video

This was a Video Demo created in 1997 for the New York License Show to showcase his company RhythmRadio, "The Sound of the World in a Good Mood." The company was designed to be the first Branded, integrated, multi-platform Global Music company. The company was built by Shadoe, International Corporate Attorney Michael Friedlander, and three-time Grammy Award winning writer/producer Charlie Midnight. Also a major part it were musicans Tom Canning and Arno Lucas, and Jeff Greenberg, owner of one of the great recording studios in the world, "The Village." RhythmRadio was one of the first and most successful online radio/music companies.

By 2001 it was on the air on terrestrial radio with nationwide coverage in more than 30 countries and was broadcasting on the Internet 24 hours a day in multiple formats, in seven languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Japanese, and Chinese Mandarin. It was sponsored globally by Nescafe, but was ultimately a victim of the dotcom crash and did not survive. Advertisers and Investors said the Internet was a fad.