Looking Forward to a Great Year in the Music Arts Education!  It is time to balance our work and personal lives in this going forward this busy year. At KDI Music, we try to help out individuals and organizations in need of musical instruments and accessories.

In the growth of our Company, we just need a little push take us over the edge by looking forward to new products or suggestions from our staff of musicians. In 2015, we will be attending the NAMM (National Association of Music Manufacturers) to look for new products to enhance our offerings on our website, as well as savings to the end user. When in doubt on the purchase from our website, contact us at support@kdimusic.com.

We have a new team member – Creative Marketing Director. We will introduce soon. It is an exciting time for KDI Music.

We sponsor the Nisei Week Foundation Marching Band every August for the Grand Parade held in Little Tokyo, by providing logistics and loan instruments for the music players. Come out and Support the Band!

We help out the Disneyland Alumni Club with technical support, and volunteer for any special events.

We volunteer where ever we can for the Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce, Rheuben Allen Education Foundation,  and the Corporate Volunteer Council – So  Bay.

Become a Fan/Like on our Facebook page for insights in the Music Industry: https://www.facebook.com/pages/KDI-Music/297106148071

We are members of the Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce, NAMM, Disneyland Alumni Club, and Corporate Volunteer Council – So  Bay.


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