Your Spotify artist profile isn’t just a placeholder—it’s your storefront, your press kit, your digital merch table, and your virtual … Continue reading
Your Spotify artist profile isn’t just a placeholder—it’s your storefront, your press kit, your digital merch table, and your virtual … Continue reading
How one indie artist connected with a notable rapper through social video. Gil Assayas makes dark synth-pop under the name GLASYS, and he’s one hell of a keyboard player. I … Continue reading
CD Baby wants to go steady. YouTube acts in accordance with international laws surrounding intellectual property and digital distribution, but enforcing digital rights on the platform comes with its own … Continue reading
Here’s What You Need To Record Music At Home Maybe you’re like me, and you’ve decided to re-examine your DIY home recording studio. After a long break and some New … Continue reading
The basics of a content marketing plan for musicians. Music promotion is something a lot of people struggle with. It can be tough to find something that actually works. After … Continue reading
Musicians are master procrastinators; here’s how to stall like a boss. If you’ve ever done gymnastics, one of the things you learn early on is how to fall. Not because … Continue reading
At the start of 2017, CD Baby Pro Publishing — our publishing administration service for songwriters — was only available in four countries. Over the last six months we’ve rapidly … Continue reading
SoundCloud — ya know, that place where you upload your new songs ahead of their release so you can share tracks privately with bloggers — is making some significant cuts: … Continue reading
I’m tired of seeing my favorite bands break up because they can’t figure out how to make money with their music. It breaks my heart every time an incredibly talented … Continue reading
“Hi, welcome to Tower Records. You’re a musician? Great, why don’t you stop by every single day to take a look through our accounting books so you can find detailed … Continue reading
Between conferences, emails, blog comments, and just hanging out with musician friends, I hear a lot of independent artists’ opinions about music streaming — both plus and minus. Some of … Continue reading