Interstellar Data Launches Flash Site for San Francisco Musician
San Francisco - Wednesday, October 3, 2007 -- Interstellar Data
Interstellar Data launched a multimedia web site for Josh Fix as part of a campaign to promote the release of the San Francisco musician's first album. The developer integrated a streaming XML music player, semi-transparent pages with transitions and dynamic, updateable text to produce the music web site.
The developer coded the site in Flash under direction from the artist himself. Mr. Fix created neo-psychedelic graphics with dots, bold stripes and a vibrant color palette. The site contains sub pages with press information, news, tour dates, bio and contact information.
The new album, "Free at Last" will be released later this year on CD and through digital download.
There are plans to release an enhanced multimedia version of the album in early 2008. The musician is wrapping up production of a music video for the track, "Don't Call Me In The Morning."
About Josh Fix
Josh Fix has caused quite a buzz in his native San Francisco, progressing in short time from winner of a local demo contest to opening for the Who and gaining the enthusiastic support of Lenny Kravitz and Eddie Van Halen. Along the way, the 29-year old has drawn comparisons to everyone from Ben Folds and Billy Joel to Elton John and Queen.
Mr. Fix's first LP, "Free at Last" will be released in late 2007.
About Interstellar Data
Interstellar Data is a multimedia web design company based in Gardena, California that specializes in producing innovative audio enriched web sites for musicians and music groups. Please call 310 324 3000 or visit Interstellar Data Design for more information.
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