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…
Podcast: Jazz, Creativity, Running Your Business
On the podcast (which I promise will sound so much snazzier when I get my new project studio operational), David Hooper and I talk with a caller about getting a new jazz project underway in Chicago, tips you can learn…
Music, Flowing Like Water
Bob Baker’s finally lending his considerable experience to the blogosphere, and he weighs in on the debate that the Future of Music book is stirring up — imagine a world where new music downloads flow as easily as… tap water?
My Latest Book Lands at Amazon
Music Management For The Rest Of Us is now available at Amazon… (and at a discount, no less, those cheeky retailers!)
nofollow
At 2NMC, you heard Dave and I talk about the importance of leaving comments on blogs so that your audience can triangulate you — associate you with events, people and issues that impact your music. The side benefit has been…
Quote of the day…
Even though it’s about film, it applies to all entertainment… "It’s a huge, huge learning curve with a lot of human wreckage behind." – Steven Soderbergh, in the New York Times.
Making yourself work…
If you’re already hitting a block on those new year’s songwriting resolutions, check out these suggestions for patching your personal suck…
SoundExchange is working…
We’ve had lots of chatter on the IndieBoard about songwriting and mechanical royalties, and while I was knee deep in the whole formation of SoundExchange because I worked in radio at the time, it’s amazing that word of SoundExchange is…
Get Health Insurance, Today.
David Hooper and I were talking about health insurance on one of our IndieBiz calls the other day, and he came up with a link to the company we were talking about. You’ll hear me rant about this issue a…
Today’s happy fun e-mail tip.
So if you are in a band and you spam everybody in the industry (including yours truly) with a "look at our site" message and someone somehow actually wants to respond to you, why would you ever send it from…
We Can Work It Out (In Post)
The next time you’re agonizing over your ProTools rig, remember that if you’re writing really great songs, fans will even come to love your "recording anomalies."
Announcing our Happy New Year Career Development Special!
Okay, I’ve been on the bench enough already this year. How about you? Are you serious about achieving greater success in 2005? I want to talk to ten more emerging musicians who want to grow their audiences this year, and…