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Publishers to Writers: We Want Your Recording Rights as Well
At AIMP Luncheon Execs Reveal the New Model of Music Publishing At the House of Blues this past Thursday the Association of Independent Music Publishers (AIMP) held its monthly luncheon. These are always nice places to catch up with colleagues, but this time it was rather unique due to revelations made by the music publishing Execs ...
How to Promote Yourself at a Music Festival You're Not Playing
Pop quiz: If you're going to a rural music festival to see your favorite bands, what's the number one most important thing for you to bring? Answer: your gear. At this year's Camp Bisco, one of the biggest surprises wasn't who played on its stages. It was who played on its campgrounds. In addition to their ...
How to Sound Check, Part Two
Earlier today I went over the basic preparations required to make a sound check run smoothly. Now, we'll get down to the nitty gritty of how you and the house technical staff can best work together to bring your audience a truly memorable and killer show. Follow the procedure. The venue engineers will guide you ...
Roman Miroshnichenko - D'Addario the Official Endorser!
"D'Addario Is pleased to have such an accomplished artist as Roman Miroshnicheno in there family!" Founded in 1974 by John D'Addario, Sr. and his sons John, Jr. and Jim, D'Addario and Company is the world's largest manufacturer of musical instrument strings, and is a leading manufacturer of accessories for fretted, bowed, percussion, and woodwind instruments. The ...
Steve Fortunato Of Fortch Unlimited, Inc. Joins Forces With Sax Superstar Jaared
Second Single Released From Smash Hit Manhattan Nights CD Washington, DC,-July 2010- It was announced today that an agreement has been reached between internationally known saxophonist and vocalist Jaared, his management, and Fortch, Unlimited, for heavy-hitter Steve Fortunato to take on the role of marketing agent. This agreement coincides with the announcement from Trippin N. Rhythm ...
Jazz Venue Chronicles: Monday Nights in Silver Spring
Continuing our investigation of folks who are endeavoring to present jazz in non-traditional ways and non-traditional venues (ala Search and Restore), our series of conversations with what has become a seemingly rare breed over the last 40 years -- African Americans who present jazz on their stages--this installment is our chat with emerging young vocalist Chad ...
How to Sound Check, Part One
One of the single greatest indicators of a band's degree of experience, expertise, and general savoir-faire is the manner in which it conducts sound checks. So for those of you looking to take a simple step towards professionalism, or for anyone who prefers eating, sleeping, showering, and hitting on that cute bartender to playing quarter notes ...
30 Tips for the Typical Musician
There are two new posts up over at Music Think Tank. One is from Jon Ostrow titled Reality TV Killed The Rockstar. But Is That So Bad; it is on the role of transparency in careers of artists. The other, by Mike Venti of the Wayward Musician blog; he gives 30 tips for the typical musician. ...
Pledge Music Offers a Free Data Capture Widget
Pledge Music, a direct-to-fan fund raising platform, has developed a widget that allows artists to collect email addresses, Facebook fans and Twitter followers in exchange for a track. The widget is free to artists, completely customizable, and gives statistics and analytics that provide insight into who is viewing, listening and sharing. Pledge Music also has a ...
The Anatomy of a Live Nation Concert Ticket
Digital Music News has posted on its site a breakdown of where all that money spent on a LiveNation concert ticket actually goes. Turns out most of it goes to the talent. Of the average $55.65 price tag for concert tickets for Live Nation shows in North America, $34-47 dollars goes to the artist. That's an ...


