As a Transmit Sound Foot Soldier, you'll be actively assisting in the promotion of Jay Farrar's music by going to shows and handing out promotional materials, telling your local record shop about new releases and upcoming shows and dropping off promotional materials at your favorite cafes, bookshops, record stores and hangouts.

Please fill out the following application form completely. Any blank fields will disqualify your application. The more accurate and complete your answers, the better your chance of being selected for the Transmit Sound Street Team. If your application is selected, we will contact you very soon.

Please note: All Applicants must be at least 18 years of age to apply for the Transmit Sound Street Team. All information gathered is for the purposes of selecting members of the Street Team and all information gathered will become the property of Transmit Sound. In addition, all photographs taken at shows by Transmit Sound Foot Soldiers, become the property of Transmit Sound and may be used for promotional purposes.
Individual Information:
Name: Email:
Street Address: Home Phone:
City: Cell Phone:
State: Closest Big City:
Zip:  

Highest level of education and school attended:
If you are in college, which college do you attend?:
Major: Graduation Date:

Age: Sex:

Interests:
Name your three favorite overall musicians:
Name your three favorite overall albums:
What are the last three albums that you purchased?
Which albums do you own that feature Jay as a songwriter?
How often do you go to see live music?
What is your favorite place to see live music?
What are your three favorite local stores (not music related)?
What are your three favorite local music stores?
List three stores/places in your area where music fans congregate:
Are you a musician? Do you play in a band? If so, what do you play?
Please list any hobbies, skills, special interests:
Why do you want to become a Transmit Sound Foot Soldier?

Do you have a digital camera?
Do you have access to a fax machine?
Do you have a reliable car?

List any major malls, record stores, colleges, music venues in your area:
List any local daily/weekly/college papers and any local monthly magazines:
Is there a specific journalist in your area that seems to cover alt-country/americana/roots related music? If so, who is it and which paper?