Alicia Rose – The woman behind the curtain Club bookers can be an elusive bunch, but they stand between you and your next gig. Click HERE to check out our … Continue reading
Musician Tips
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Countdown to Black Friday…
Don’t miss out on Holiday season sales! Make sure your music is available in time for the mad rush on Black Friday. We’ll be here working throughout the holidays, but … Continue reading
Holiday Selling Tip: Seven Impromptu Venues
With all the holiday festivities, it’s important to remember that people are congregating in all sorts of places that might not be considered “venues” the rest of the year. Places … Continue reading
The Musician’s Social Media Food Pyramid
Posted by Ariel Hyatt – Tuesday, 9 November, 2010 It happens to me all of the time when I teach artists social media. The face goes blank, the frustration begins … Continue reading
There Are Bands That Do, and Bands That Don't
– This article was written by Ryan Sweeney and originally appeared on WeAllMakeMusic.com on 11/09/10 – When it comes down to it, there are two kinds of bands: bands who … Continue reading
Tell Us About Your Songwriting!
10 Questions About How, Why, and When You Write Music No two snowflakes are alike. And no two songwriters go about shaping their tunes in the same manner. There’s no … Continue reading
Apple iTunes Song Clips Will be 90 Seconds
Exciting news! iTunes has confirmed that they’ll be increasing the length of sample clips to 90 seconds for all songs longer than 2 minutes and 30 seconds. For shorter songs, … Continue reading
How to Increase the Dedication of Your Fans, Vol. 1
Jon Ostrow (@miccontrol) is the co-founder of MicControl.com, a music blogging network based on a social networking platform for the emerging music community. This article originally appeared on the MicControl … Continue reading
Your Friends Are Not Your Fans Are Not Your Friends
‘Fan’ is a metric of measurement of a person’s dedication to your music. – Jonathan Ostrow You say you know who you are as an artist. But do you know … Continue reading