When I first picked up the guitar at age 13, I knew that music was something I wanted to do for the rest of my life. With the help and support of my family, I was able to get an inside look at what a career in music really looked like. By the time I started my performance degree at Berklee College of Music, I had already toured with a band, participated in radio shows, worked live sound for bands and got to work in industry standard recording studios. Today, music has taken me to major cities like New York and L.A., and to some of the most remote areas of Europe.

Through the Music Asylum, my goal is to create a support system and encourage other inspired musicians by providing them with the same opportunities that I had. Whether you want to rock out on stage with a band, record a big pop star or score the music to the next Star Wars film, the Music Asylum is the place to help you find your calling as a musician.

We hope that our programs help you with your exploration in music, and give you insight into all the options available as a student looking to find his or her voice in the music industry.

We look forward to working with you!

Jack Tomaiolo, Founder