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Common Mistakes To Avoid When Building An Electronic Press Kit
An electronic press kit, or EPK, is best way for artists to give their business contacts all the information they need about said artist, this means it's an important thing to not screw up. Here we look at several all too common mistakes artists must work to avoid. Guest post by Tyler Allen of Tunecore The electronic ...
NYC Vocalist Jumps Into Atlanta Scene; Looks For Ways To Serve
Critically acclaimed jazz and blues singer/composer Eileen Howard has relocated to Atlanta and says she already loves it. She moved from the Upper West Side of Manhattan just a month ago and can be heard around town singing at jazz and blues jams. Howard is looking forward to getting more involved in the local Atlanta music ...
3 Scientific Tips For Making More Money From Your Fans
While anecdotal evidence and the advice of others can be somewhat helpful when it comes to making more money from your music, not every experience is universal, and such advice isn't always helpful. Here we look at three tips with science to back them up on how you can get your fans more involved while also ...
Everything A Musician Must Know About Digital Distribution
With brick and mortar music stores no longer being the only (or even best) way for artists to get their music into the hands of fans, the distribution process has changed significantly. Here we offer a concise guide on how artists can make digital distribution work for them. Guest Post by Leticia Trandafir on Landr Music distribution ...
10 Things Musicians Should Do At Any Festival Or Music Conference [Kosha Dillz]
Before he headed to All Three Coasts (A3C) music festival, rapper Kosha Dillz highlights ten things which every musician should do at any fest, whether it's in the form of a direct action or simply an attitude adjustment. By indie rapper Kosha Dillz I guess we can say there is a difference being “right" and being “wrong." ...
How To Get Music Writers To Actually Open Your Emails
While the rise of DIY culture has in many ways made it easier for artists to exercise their musical creative side, it has also precipitated a barrage of press solicitations from said DIY artists to online music writers. Here we look at some ways to capture these writer's attention and prevent your emails from falling into inbox ...
What To Expect When Working With Studio Musicians
For artists looking to step up their recording game and take their project to the next level, bringing in studio musicians is often a good call. Here we review what you can expect from such artists for hire, and how you can make the most out of their time in the studio. Guest Post by Nicholas ...
5 Tool For Transforming Productivity, Staying Organized
Staying organized and productive is absolutely essential for any entrepreneurial artist, but with such a variety of tools available, it can be hard to know which one's will actually be beneficial. Here we look at five essential tech tools that any artist will find helpful for their day to day organization. Guest Post by Angela Mastrogiacomo on ...
5 Rules For Booking Better Gigs
Booking gigs is tricky enough, but landing one's that won't be demoralizing disasters can be harder still. Here we go over five rules for guaranteeing that you book the best shows possible for your band, while helping to grow your image and career. Guest Post by Jhoni Jackson on the Sonicbids Blog Besides trying to land ...
Getting Grant Funding For Your Music Project: A Step-By-Step Guide
Exciting new music projects are great and all, but less so when there's no funding for them. In this helpful guide, we walk artists through the various steps involved in getting grant funding for their next musical endeavor. Guest Post by Peter Burton on Soundfly's Flypaper Grants and foundation funding can be a great way to ...
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