MetaBrainz is the tax-exempt non-profit I've created for MusicBrainz. I serve as the executive director of the foundation, running day-to-day operations while still playing the role of lead-geek of MusicBrainz. (http://metabrainz.org)

MusicBrainz is a collaborative open database which stores music metadata. This project allows the internet community to uniquely identify a digital piece of music and look up related information such as title, artist, album, etc. MusicBrainz allows users to look up information about CDs as well as individual MP3s/Ogg Vorbis files. (http://musicbrainz.org)

Zinf is an open source MP3 player with a themed interface and an intelligent playlist/music collection manager. Zinf plays MP3/Ogg Vorbis files and Audio CDs. Zinf is based on the now defunct FreeAmp audio player. Unfortunately I don't have much time to dedicate to Zinf at the moment, as much of my time goes to MusicBrainz. (http://www.zinf.org)

Obsequeium was the first network based streaming MP3 jukebox. This open source project allows users to organize their MP3 collection on one Linux box, and then access the jukebox via a standard web browser. Obseqieum can stream content via RTP/Multicast or via HTTP/icecast and the user can check music into and retrieve music from the server remotely via the network. (http://obsbox.sf.net)

The Mayhem & Chaos Collection is an umbrella project at SourceForge where you can download the source code to various projects that I've been working on in my spare time. It includes the Xing MP3 decoder, some TRM generation utillities and soon some advanced title streaming foo for Obseuqiuem. (http://mayhem-chaos.sf.net)