About 30 years ago, a child was born. He didn't do what he was told but could only do everything he could to please others. He moved from state to state without complaint or fuss. He made friends and lost friends and never reclused. But he always found communication difficult. Then he came of age. When the time came to speak, he found himself using his own words less and less, and rather chose to quote others. Unknowningly, he closed into himself through the sounds of others. Struggling with finding his own voice, a passion swelled within him and emerged through sound. Realizing that sound was the ruling force in his life, he suppressed it, as this passion was his only weakness to the cruelty around him; it was his refuge so he could endure.

Then he discovered a bowl of noodles. Hearty and warm, its comfort distracted him from pains in life long enough to forsake his sound and sing aloud regardless of the pain and ecstasy using his own voice caused. These karmic noodles became his invincibility star and allowed him to act.

KarmaSai. It is filled with so many wonderful things. So many painful things. Yet nothing at all. Even, in it's core definition as a sum of its parts:

Kar - loyalty or family in Cantonese as pronounced in English
Masai - An nomadic warrior tribe regional to Tanzania and the Serengeti
karma - "action" in ancient Sanskrit
Sai - A Japanese dagger used to break swords.

There is only one way to avoid criticism; do nothing, say nothing, and be nothing.- Elbert Hubbard

We're just four fellows that hit on things in a fashion that may be pleasant to the hearing receptacles.



Management: 
Adam Richman: Adam@medium-rare.com
Joe Silberzweig: Joe@medium-rare.com

Bookings - North America + ROW: 
Sam Hunt: shunt@teamwass.com 
Cody Chapman: cchapman@teamwass.com

Bookings - Europe:
Michael Weicker: michael.weicker@artistalife.com

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