Surfline features TAVIK ambassador and Coffee With Toast founder Sean Herman in their recap of Outer Banks’ tropical Storm Issac. Click here to read the full article. Stayed tuned for more from Sean Herman! We hear another system is brewing…
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It’s Music Monday at the TAVIK office. We are listening to “Big Bad Wolf” from Duck Sauce to kick off the work week!
Be sure to check out TheNoiseTrain.com, a music blog for music people! Experience love and passion for music from the contributors of The Noise Train as they feel the visual side of music and the live perfomance of a band is as important as what is recorded and they aim to exemplify that visual side. Contributors to The Noise Train, like Patrick Flynn and Braedon Flynn, are a mix of photographers, musicians and writers that love music and want to share their experiences of live performances and new music to check out. Follow The Noise Train on Facebook or Twitter.
Come join the TAVIK crew and DJ Glendetta on Wednesday September 28th @10pm for the “Sayonara Summer!” party at the Tiki Bar in Costa Mesa, CA.
Sean Herman
TAVIK surfer and East Coast rep Sean Herman was recently featured on ActionSportsNow.com! Sean discusses everything from his blog sites CoffeeWithToast.com and SurfSoundsCollection.com to how he used to date a psychopath. Get to know Sean a little bit more by checking out this article at ActionSportsNow.com. Here is a little clip of Sean’s recent trip to Newport:
Hard Times in Newport With Sean Herman from porter hogan on Vimeo.
TAVIK Skater Kaleb Jones
TAVIK skater Kaleb Jones has been doing what he knows best on the concrete jungle of Hickory, NC! You can get to know him and hear his thoughts about his passion for skating by checking out his article at TrueSk8boardMag.com. Here is a clip of Kaleb Jones showing off his stuff:
Al Bunganich
It’s Music Monday in the Tavik office! Today we are getting our week started with “Something Good Can Work” from Two Door Cinema Club.
