Either you got it or You Don’t
Hello once again, Yea Yea,its been awhile since the last post. Anyone keeping count of how many times I’ve opened with that? In all seriousness things got a little busy
No Man is an Island
Hello everyone, I know that I have been absent for awhile now. But in the midst of this incredibly long winter(that is officially over and refuses to die) It has
Jack of all trades
If you have read the past few posts I have made you may start to realize that being a musical artist isn’t always about writing and performing music. Especially if
Cool your engines
Hello again everybody, this entry I will be focusing on running a smarter campaign to avoid the backlash overdoing your promotions or (worse case scenario) being labeled a “Spammer”. Yes,
Steady is the course
Hello again, I’m sure most of you that live in places the have seasons are already braving the cold or may have come down with one already. This time of
Im Baaaaaaack!
After that last entry and all I put into it and the previous entries that include tips on the music Business, I needed to take a breather(which is needed from
The Musical Artist’s Survival Guide Part 3: Touring
In my last entry this was one the things I didn’t mention about promoting an album, well this and the importance of making a video (mainly because I assumed most
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the Musical Artist’s survival guide part 1: the music business and promoting yourself
Ok, I have been speaking about this for some time now. A few years back I put together a list of books and webpages I suggest for all independent artists.
Times they are a changing
Earlier on in the week, I found myself commenting on a Facebook post by a slightly discouraged musician from a new younger band out of NYC called Candy Brain that