Welcome to spinme.com, where we help working musicians make more money making music. If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed or our weekly newsletter. Thanks for visiting!Lots of folks who attended 2NMC in September were asking me to clarify some things David Hooper was talking about in his [...]
Wired covers the "kinder, gentler" copyright bill on its way to the House.
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For the podcast, here’s a refeed of one of our more popular calls…
Discussion about how to start a career in music management; how to find a good potential manager and train them well; avoiding sharks; pitfalls of management…
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Universal’s new digital skunk works releases some online-only titles today.
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Remember those songs you used to have posted at MP3.com? They’re ba…ack…
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In the middle of the night, we activated some new features, thanks to our friends at AudioBlog and FeedBurner. Spinme’s RSS feed is now podcast-enabled!! What the heck does that mean? If you download a tool like iPodder and subscribe to our newsfeed, you’ll get any new classes or other audio blips I post to [...]
Scott Andrew frames up filesharing and throws down the gauntlet for other emerging artists…
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I had a great call with our IndieBiz.com members this evening. So good, in fact, that I wanted to share it with you to show you the kind of work we’re getting done over there.
On this call, I talk to about a dozen working musicians about how to find more ways to get — [...]
What are you doing to affect your fans this way when you finally retire?
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Music Connection Magazine, Vol. XXVIII, No 19 had a great article, "How to Pitch Your Act to Investors and Sponsors." Investors & sponsors do not want to receive unsolicited requests asking for money when you have no definite plan or proposal. Anyone can panhandle. They want to know, right from the get-go, what you can [...]
