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Staff and Contributors for BozFonk Moosick
Nathan Boucher | Jon Picken
WWW.WEFUNKSOUTH.COM
Staff profile: Adam "Smitty" Smith
Adam "Smitty" Smith Smitty is a very important part of the BOZFONK MOOSICK/WEFUNK SOUTH
family. Adam wears many hats, like most of his colleagues; He runs the WeFunk South myspace page,
and has helped continue to build the huge international following that the aforementioned companies
currently enjoy. Adam has created digital commercials for Secret Army’s latest double disc release:
The Sleaziest of the Greaze, and has dubbed audio to video for a number of related projects. He is
well traveled, and being able to call many places home has allowed him to be an active member of
three BOZFONK Street teams: Massachusetts (West), New York (upstate), and Florida (Tallahassee
area).
Smitty is familiar with SEO & Web 2.0, and using said knowledge, he helped WeFunkSouth and
BozFonk Moosick with updated internet spiders, like RSS feeders, articles, blogs, bulletins, group
emails, and much more. Adam’s computer prowress, offered him a chance to explore what marketing
opportunities are available for indies on the web. He has created colorful “mixed-media”
advertisements for BOZFONK artists, WeFunk South artists and related family groups such as The
Soular System, Danny Bedrosian and Secret Army, and Kendra Foster. Right now, he is working on
myspace and spreading “music propaganda” to people in the Southern U.S. involving everything from
concerts, to promotions.
Adam “Smitty” Smith is responsible for pulling both Trevor and Ariel Bauza Jr, (of the BOZFONK Art
Dept fame) into the fold, and is a relentless promoter for all of the bands in the wider spectrum of
groups from P-Funk to Fishbone to WEFUNK to Booty Band, and on, and on.
Smitty is also delving into the Merchandise aspects of the business, having previously been the
merchandise salesman at both Secret Army and The Soular System shows, is currently designing t-
shirt ideas. All the while, he has been present with his camera, and many of his great candid and
group shots have graced this and many other websites.
You can contact Adam “Smitty” Smith at www.wefunksouth.com
