She called and discovered there ws a class focusing on writing a business plan beginning that very night. She began by souting around for talent- attending three to four open mics a week at area clubs, including Cambridge's Club Passim and The Kendall Cafe, and talking to everyone she knew about musicians. With not a lick of experience in the music industry, she officially started Big Girl Records in June of last year. Sticking to her plan, every record the label releases will benefit the cause of literacy. The goal is to increase industry access to each performer.
Compilations are a great way to introduce new artists.
The clever design compliments a remarkable compilation. So, Kris Delmhorst and Pamela Means are 1999 Boston Music Award Nominees. The fund, which has served more than 15,000 people since 1990, supports 17 adult-literacy programs around Boston. There are currently 5,000 adults on the waiting lists for BALF programs. As for Cohen she says she's never been happier.