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"Seth is a charismatic, visionary, and inclusive leader who inspires others to match his high quality outcomes. His creativity and ability to riff with others-in music, with youth and with work teams-results in great music, successful projects and inspired and dedicated participants"
-Joe Hungler, Executive Director, Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lowell 
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Seth Bailin has a passion for producing
community music events and digital media. Audio: Music albums and singles Radio / Podcasts Live recordings Compilations Visual: Commercials/Promos Instructional videos Live recordings Animations Flyers Events: Booking / Promotion Instrument Drives Fundraisers Open Mics Festivals |
Seth joined the Save Our Brass Culture Foundation in 2020 as project manager and media specialist. Seth's first project with the foundation was spearheading the New Orleans Brass Band Musician Relief Fund, the mission of which is to fill the financial gap left by cancelled gigs to support New Orleans’ brass band musicians, their families, and the tradition they carry during the COVID-19 crisis.
Between April and July, the relief fund raised over $26,000 to distribute to over 120 New Orleans Brass Band Musicians. To promote the fundraiser, Seth and his team put together a 70 minute Brass Band Blowout featuring six New Orleans bands, to broadcast to the world while live music was still shut down. See the video here.
To learn more about the Save Our Brass Culture Foundation, visit our website.
Between April and July, the relief fund raised over $26,000 to distribute to over 120 New Orleans Brass Band Musicians. To promote the fundraiser, Seth and his team put together a 70 minute Brass Band Blowout featuring six New Orleans bands, to broadcast to the world while live music was still shut down. See the video here.
To learn more about the Save Our Brass Culture Foundation, visit our website.
Seth joined the Joseph Campbell Foundation in 2019 as Audio Engineer. He is tasked with editing and mastering the lectures of acclaimed professor Joseph Campbell, author of bestselling books The Hero With a Thousand Faces and The Power of Myth. The foundation has released over three volumes of recorded Campbell lectures which can be found here: https://www.jcf.org/works/by-campbell/audio-lecture-downloads/
The foundation is working on releasing a podcast slated to come out early 2021, under a new podcast network featuring the works of other speakers on the subjects of myth, art, literature, and psychology. To contact Seth regarding the Joseph Campbell foundation, email seth@jcf.org
The foundation is working on releasing a podcast slated to come out early 2021, under a new podcast network featuring the works of other speakers on the subjects of myth, art, literature, and psychology. To contact Seth regarding the Joseph Campbell foundation, email seth@jcf.org
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Often coinciding with a full moon or other astronomic event, Pure Cosmic Bop/Heavy Space Jams is a series of concerts celebrating local jazz music. Started in May 2013 by Bailin and other Lowell artists, Pure Cosmic Bop has featured over forty groups including the tremendous talents of the Jeff Galindo Trio, The Revolutionary Snake Ensemble, Goosepimp Orchestra, The Big Sway, Emperor Norton’s Stationary Marching Band, and The Wolverine Jazz Band.
After four successful events at The Blue Shamrock between 2013 and 2014, the latest Pure Cosmic Bop was spread over two days for two distinct audiences in the summer of 2015. The first show featured Lowell’s finest jazz cats at the Zorba Room on Friday, and was part of the New England Nights concert series. The second show was Heavy Skate Jams, an all-day concert and skate competition on Sunday, held at Bartlett Skatepark. The Party Band and Persona co-sponsored the event, giving away hundreds of dollars in prizes to the skaters who shredded the most gnar.
After four successful events at The Blue Shamrock between 2013 and 2014, the latest Pure Cosmic Bop was spread over two days for two distinct audiences in the summer of 2015. The first show featured Lowell’s finest jazz cats at the Zorba Room on Friday, and was part of the New England Nights concert series. The second show was Heavy Skate Jams, an all-day concert and skate competition on Sunday, held at Bartlett Skatepark. The Party Band and Persona co-sponsored the event, giving away hundreds of dollars in prizes to the skaters who shredded the most gnar.
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With Eric Sack, Seth Bailin co-founded the only local access live music program in Lowell, the LTC Sessions, and served as the musical director for the first two years of the show, 2014 and 2015. Seth booked and promoted the series, and often interviewed the bands as well.
In 2014, Seth and lead sound engineer Patrick Meany received the LTC network award for Most Innovative Show.
Patrick Meany and Eric Sack continue to run and operate the show in 2020.
In 2014, Seth and lead sound engineer Patrick Meany received the LTC network award for Most Innovative Show.
Patrick Meany and Eric Sack continue to run and operate the show in 2020.
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Lowell & Behold was a music-driven community service project that ran from 2008-2010. Serving as the creative director of the project, Bailin compiled music from 40 bands for 2 volumes over 3 CDs. Each volume culminated at a 2-night, multi band release party. Proceeds from the release parties and CD sales went to the Lowell & Behold scholarship fund, directly benefiting local High School graduates looking to pursue music in college.
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