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B.j. Jansen Becomes An Official Endorsing Artist For Yanagisawa (Conn-DSelmer Inc.)
Baritone Saxophone Artist, B.J. Jansen, has just become an official endorsing artist and clinician for Yanagisawa Saxophones of Japan. With a heritage of instrument-making in Japan that traces back to 1893, Yanagisawa is recognized today as a maker of the most carefully handcrafted family of artist-level saxophones in the world. In models ranging from sopranino to ...
Rae Ann Perez Newest Kawai Performing Artist
The US division of Kawai Piano Corporation has announced that jazz pianist, vocalist, composer, Rae Ann Perez, has been added to their distinguished roster of Performing Artists. Rae Ann joins other well known Kawai performers such as Neil Sedaka, Steven Curtis Chapman, Nashville veterans, classical artists and popular music acts. Rae Ann has stated that she ...
Former Orchard CEO Greg Scholl Returns to Music as Exec. Director Jazz at Lincoln Center
Greg Scholl, the former CEO of digital music powerhouse The Orchard, is returning to the music industry as the Executive Director of Jazz At Lincoln Center. Working alongside Founder and Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis, Scholl will take the helm of the not-for-profit arts organization next month. After leaving The Orchard in September 2009, Scholl became President, ...
Not All Musicians Are Entrepreneurs, but Successful and Professional Ones Are
Most of my days are spent working on the business and communications end of the music and technology industries. Because of my immersion in these areas I tend to read and absorb many ideas, concepts, and philosophies. They are all mainly related to doing business in a global ecosystem based around innovation and constant iteration as ...
Business Model 101 - Build a Business Around Your Personality.
I am often amazed at how much today’s musicians can learn from the past. We all think that we are in the age of digital music and the old rules no longer apply and that there are only new models to develop and pursue. Wrong. Instead, we can all learn a whole lot by looking backwards ...
Musicians: Test New Equipment and Get Paid $250
Just got this email and wanted to pass it along to Hypebot readers: Survey Center Focus, a market research company based in Chicago, is currently doing research with musicians about audio equipment. We are looking for vocalists, guitar players, and bass players that currently use a wireless microphone system to test a new product, on behalf ...
Musician Website Quick Fix #6: Host Your Own Blog
The “Website Quick Fix" blog posts are written by musician website and marketing platform Bandzoogle. When we do website evaluations here at Bandzoogle, there are two broad categories we look at: Design and Content. With poor design, it will be hard to find interesting content on the site. With great design and poor content, there is ...
Dave Kusek Exits Berklee College of Music to Return to Music Tech
After 14 years, Dave Kusek is stepping down as VP at Berklee College Of Music to pursue business consulting and angel investing in digital music and media. Kusek, who co-authored the iconic “Future Of Music - A Manifesto For The Digital Music Revolution", founded and led Berklee's hugely successful Berkleemusic online school. In 2012, Berkleemusic will ...
Networking in a New Scene
There’s this elegant, seductive, and sometimes profane dance we all have to do. It goes by the name of ‘Networking’. Some are masters at it. Your present company is not. It was a startling jolt to my system when I discovered that much of what I am trying to do is based not on my proficiency ...
6 Essential Elements for Every Artist's Homepage
Guest post by David Dufresne, CEO of musician website and marketing platform Bandzoogle. Your homepage is usually the first page visitors to your website will see, so it's important to make sure that you have the right elements in place to grab their attention, make a strong first impression, and keep them on your site. A well-designed ...
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