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How to promote your music and get clients as a songwriter

24-Jun-2020 By Leave a Comment

(Post via Ryan Stable , written by Uche Ibe) How to Promote Your Music – It’s really frustrating, right? You are a songwriter and you write really good songs. People who have listened to your songs such as your friends and family tell you that you have the talent for writing awesome songs and lyrics. […]

Filed Under: Independent Musicians, Music Advice, Music Industry Tagged With: Ad Jingles, Background Score, Session musicians, singer songwriter, Songwriters

Independent Artists: How to Write Grant Proposals

22-Jun-2020 By Leave a Comment

(Post Via Lori Wade) So you’ve got a great proposal for a music project, but how are you going to get it off the ground? If you have a good idea, you need good financial backing to get it off the ground. There’s a lot of money being given out on music grants, for instance, […]

Filed Under: Independent Musicians, Music Advice, Music Industry Tagged With: Gig Economy, Investments in music, Music Funding, Music Grants, Music Rights

E-mail Marketing Strategies For Musicians

21-Jun-2020 By Leave a Comment

(Post via April Alen ) Social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, has been the primary marketing tool of musicians to grow their network and promote their name. These platforms are taking off but as an up-and-coming independent artist, you also have to take advantage of other marketing strategies that could do great for the […]

Filed Under: Artists, Independent Musicians, Music Industry Tagged With: email marketing, MailChimp, music marketing, Newslettering

How To Maintain Your Piano Properly

20-Jun-2020 By Leave a Comment

(Via Alex Frank)  If you enjoy playing music or listening to others play, owning a piano can be a great privilege. Proper maintenance will help make the instrument last and keep it sounding good for years. On the other hand, neglect could considerably shorten the lifespan of the instrument. How can you keep your piano […]

Filed Under: Artists, Independent Musicians, Music Advice, Music Industry Tagged With: Instrument maintenance, Instrument Tuning, musical instruments, Pianists, Piano

2025 Music Marketing Guide for Indie Artists: From Branding to Bookings

15-Jun-2020 By Leave a Comment

(Post Via SARA HARRISON) You may come up with the best marketing strategy that is fit for your band, but the most important thing is to come up with a brand and something you can do consistently.  All efforts you’ve done for your marketing campaign will fail if you don’t follow through with your plans. […]

Filed Under: Artist Discovery, Independent Musicians, Music Advice, Music Industry, Uncategorized Tagged With: Artist Management, Brand Building, Fan Engagement, Guerilla Marketing, Internet Radio, music marketing, Music Streaming

Looking Ahead: 5 Tips For Playing Successful Shows

15-Jun-2020 By Leave a Comment

While we look ahead in optimism and hope that playing live shows is going to a possibility soon ( really soon), here’s us with a friendly reminder: when you’re trying to establish yourself as an artist in the local scene, your goal should not simply be to put a show together, but to put together […]

Filed Under: Artists, Independent Musicians, Music Advice, Music Industry Tagged With: A&R, Artist Management, independent musicians, live acts, Live Shows, Unsigned Artists

Making Money Online From Your Music

11-Jun-2020 By Leave a Comment

Zac Green shares with you some practical tips for making money online from your music. The stereotype of ordinary musicians being constantly broke is still floating around. This by itself is bad enough, but what’s worse is how much it discourages young musicians from fully pursuing their creative dreams.The truth is that not only is […]

Filed Under: Artists, Music Advice, Music Industry Tagged With: how to promote your music, independent music promotion, independent musicians, music, music industry, music industry careers, music industry jobs, musician, self promotion, tips for artists

Beginner Drummer? First, Choose The Right Drums

08-Jun-2020 By Leave a Comment

As a beginner drummer, not only do you give the lesson provider a problem but also the drum set you will be working with. The former is not really something which should bother you because availing drum lessons in anywhere in the world is not that difficult given that a lot of establishments offer this […]

Filed Under: Artists, Independent Musicians, Music Advice, Music Industry, Music Promotion Tagged With: Drum Tutorials, Drummers, drums, independent artist advice

Music and Therapy: Listen To Music With Your Muscles

28-May-2020 By 1 Comment

(Post Via Josey Dunbar)  Music philosopher, Friedrich Nietzsche, made this claim by insisting that humans ‘listen to music with their muscles’ through the use of facial expressions, keeping rhythm, and using their bodies to sing along. He projected music as something which requires the whole person rather than a mere half-listening ear. Have you ever […]

Filed Under: Artist Discovery, Fans, Live Music, Music Industry, Uncategorized Tagged With: music advice, music blogs, music fans, Music Listeners, Music Therapy

5 Tips To Optimise Your Musician’s Website Using SEO

25-May-2020 By Leave a Comment

Via Gloria Kopp Optimizing your musician’s website is integral in this day and age.  As an artist, you might have spent the majority of your time making and perfecting your talent, recording an album, sourcing the artwork, and trying to get your name out there into the big wide world. Of course, one of the […]

Filed Under: Artists, Independent Musicians, Music Advice, Music Industry, Uncategorized Tagged With: digital marketing, DIY music, DIY Musician, music marketing, tips for artists

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