Facebook and Twitter has been typically the place to promote your music nowadays, but the one that has been overlooked is having a Musicians Blog. Having one, especially for a musician, would mean building a [...]
Ari Herstand is a Los Angeles based singer/songwriter and the creator of Ari’s Take. Here is his take about things Local Bands don't get. Read on and enjoy! ;) http://www.digitalmusicnews.com/permalink/2014/02/27/17-things-local-bands-just-dont-get Click the button below to [...]
Old obstacles and the playing field has changed for the music industry for the past years. While it can erase old problems, it also creates new ones. Heather McDonald of Music Careers Expert cites 3 bigges problems of [...]
Building a sustainable career in the music industry is probably one (if not, the MOST) of the things that an artist sought for. Learning what works in for your career could help you achieve a [...]
Keeping a good relationship with your fans is an essential part of crowdfunding. It takes a life of its own and you will have that you need from them. So here are some resources of [...]
Chris Robley (the DIY-Musician) of www.diymusician.cdbaby.com has shared his many takes on music career tips and tricks. But on this blog he shares a 12-part video on how important music licensing is. Click on the link [...]
There are millions of Music Videos being uploaded to you and it is used to be more interactive with you fans and followers, it shouldn’t cost you a big deal of dough. The best part [...]
Have you recently booked a show or a tour but did not get a response and email? Press kit you say? That thing has been extinct since 2005(?)! Well, here is a great blog post [...]
Bryan Kim the founder of Think Steady Inc. shares a multi-part series about the best practices on crowdfunding and why they work. http://crowdfundingformusicians.com/2014/10/music-crowdfunding-guide-pt-1-fans-benefits-2/ Click the button below to receive a FREE information PDF about Ioannis Anastassakis' Electric Guitar [...]
Being a professional musician working in the music industry, you will need to be creative in finding ways to earn money from your art. In the following Iblog post from www.futureofmusic.com, we have a particularly [...]
Eager to release your newly recorded song into the world? HOLD ON! You are going to need a strategy. You don't just go release it and reach the fans and listeners by themselves, you actually [...]
If you think you are already a big hit in your own home and decided to go on a tour, then by all means do it! But if you are on a tight budget, then [...]
Being a musician in the modern day and age, means you face modern perils, one of them being piracy. It is sad to say that it will eventually happen to every music artist. It would [...]
You didn't think that T-shirts could really mean big, did you? Having a merch like a t-shirt could really help advertise your band or yourself as a solo artist. Ari Herstand of www.aristake.com has some tips [...]
Using some else's song or material to get noticed on a live performance. But if you want to record that certain song and distribute it, there are legal ways to do that. It can be [...]
Pitchfork, a music news and website, has a reputation 5 years ago that once they give a music artist a bad review, the said artist would instantly have a "bad luck" on landing a record [...]
Over the years, music artist's have been struggling to make their music heard and published. There are a lot of places that you can submit a sample or a piece of your music, one them [...]
Twitter for music promotion? The social media site that gives only 140 characters at a time? NO? Well, for some it's a big YES! Read this article by Jon Ostrow at a blog post from [...]
