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Sanctuary Records, one of the few large labels that has figured out how to really make money by partnering with artists, may [...]
Great piece in the NYT about how music blogs are picking up the torch that radio disc jockeys of the 50s and 60s once wielded. They’re tastemakers to key pockets of tastemakers…
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More Gigs Now is my new book that explains the “Zone Strategy” I’ve been using for the last few years to help clients book more shows and earn more money from eager audiences. It’s great to finally have it out in the world for real (a few of our newsletter subscribers snapped up the pre-release [...]
David Hooper’s connecting the dots between Jesus and Edison.
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If you’ve been worried about a gig that didn’t go well, or a song that got rejected from a tip sheet submission, this post’s for you.
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Curt has a great article up about career changes, and I particularly like the way he frames up “dual-tracking…”
While you continue on your current path, identify parallel steps you can take that will move you in the direction you want to go. For example, that could be networking and building the relationships you need, developing [...]
I can’t tell you how many times my studio sessions have improved when Bea Arthur has shown up with a Dandy.
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Send a CD, or expect no column inches from the New Yorker. And I won’t be surprised if more publications follow suit. Could be a great opportunity for independent musicians to score some reviews if the majors don’t wise up.
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Trent Reznor wins his lawsuit.
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