One of my favorite selling points for living in Tulsa, Oklahoma is that every night of the week there is live music at countless venues and bars in the city. These institutions are part of the very fabric of Tulsa - from historic Caine's Ballroom to my local watering-hole, the Mercury Lounge. And Tulsa's story is one that mirrors countless others across the U.S. However the pandemic highlighted how fragile the ecosystem around the music industry is and how much effort is required for these businesses to keep their doors open, even after just a few cancelations or weeks closed. As we look to rediscover live events and our favorite dive-bars, I believe the industry is ripe for change. Especially change that supports your neighborhood musicians and business owners. Cadenzo has a clear vision for building tools to better support and connect your favorite artists and venues to each other, enabling them to have the same stability and resources often only afforded to large-scale concert venues and arenas (at a fraction of the cost). With 7 million artists and an estimated 200,000 venues to serve, Cadenzo has the power to making live entertainment more accessible and also more stable for the music-enthusiasts like me to continue to enjoy. Not only does Cadenzo have a compelling product and go to market strategy, but they have the right team in place to make it happen. I'm proud to invest in this team as much as I am in their product.