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My rock ‘n roll clients will be glad to hear that instrument theft happens to everyone. [via fark]

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Hoping to get lighting designer John Schlick on one of our future podcasts — he’s currently working with the Genitorturers and doing some quality work for very low rates for emerging artists. Check out his site for some reasons why…

We’ve had lots of new visitors to spinme.com in the past few days, a few of whom asked me to clarify how we can work together, especially since membership to IndieBiz.com is now closed. Remember that you can work with…

On this afternoon’s conference call, I name dropped Heidi Drockelman from Indie-Music.com, who worked with us when I was over at World Cafe. Heidi’s got a great article about tapping the deeper resources of friends and family that you really…

…says Gerd, on the ongoing P2P debate. Very similar to the "sampling = audience" equation I’ve been preaching since I learned it way back in my radio days.

Sorry to everyone who’s been trying to get in touch — I was out of town for a family funeral and had less ‘net access than anticipated. And like most folks who traveled over the last few days, the trip…

Ed Felten’s analysis of the recent Penn P2P study attempts to find some common ground between labels who want to retain market value for music and consumers who want to support artists on a sliding scale. In all of the…

We’ve been having some extraordinary classes over at IndieBiz.com this month. Here’s a sample… “Out of Town Gig Swaps:” Joe discusses ways to identify the right partners for gig swaps, techniques to approach other artists, and how to use these…

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[a quick note for our clients…] Apparently, I damaged my cell phone while I was on vacation, and I now cannot receive any voice mail. Nor do I get notifications of such. Deb (and others) have successfully persuaded me to…