In 1977, he formed One Ten Records and released the first commercial compilation of audio work by visual artists—a two record set entitled Airwaves, that included the initial recordings of Laurie Anderson and unreleased work by Meredith Monk.
In 1977, he founded One Ten Records and released an influential album called "Airwaves," which featured the debut recordings of Laurie Anderson and previously unheard works by Meredith Monk.