Not Ready For A Music Manager? Try An Accountability Team
While you may not yet be ready to employ a full-time music manager, that doesn't mean that, as a DIY artist, you need to totally go it alone. In fact,. Continue reading
More Misdirection, Dodgeball On Royalties From SiriusXM
Broadcasting company SiriusXM is up to no good, says Chris Castle, claiming that its out to see artists paid their fair due. In reality the company is using rhetorical trickery. Continue reading
Apple Music Fixes How It Displays Albums, Singles
Apple Music has improved how its displays an artist's albums and singles. Previously, tracks, collections and albums were lumped together, forcing the user to scroll through dozens of often redundant. Continue reading
YouTube ‘Nashville Sessions’ Help Artists Grow Online
In this piece Gloria Ruth Finney looks at the phenomenon of a YouTube Pop-space dubbed the Nashville Sessions which allows select up-and-coming musicians to connect and collaborate over the course. Continue reading
SXSW 2019 Announces First Keynotes, Speakers
SXSW announced its first three Keynotes on Monday. They are Garbage lead vocalist Shirley Manson, who will join Lauren Mayberry of Chvrches for a conversation in association with PRS Foundation's. Continue reading
SoundCloud Adds Discover Weekly Like Playlists
Acknowledging that "with 180 million tracks and millions of artists to discover, sometimes SoundCloud can feel like a very big place to explore," the streamer has launched SoundCloud Weekly, a personalized. Continue reading
Why You Need to Be On Music Streaming Services with Taylor Blasko of INgrooves
Taylor Blasko, Label Development from INgrooves joins Michael Brandvold and Jay Gilbert on the Music Biz Weekly podcast. They discuss what makes INgrooves different from other distributors, what's important when. Continue reading
Choosing The Best Font For Your Musical Brand
Becoming a successful artist will, on some level, always necessitate a certain amount of branding, and a huge part of your visual identity comes from the font you choose. In. Continue reading
