The Launch Of SoundCloud Go Leaves Unanswered Questions
In an attempt to throw their hat in the already rather full on-demand streaming ring, SoundCloud has launched the service SoundCloud Go and, although the service has interesting potential, there. Continue reading
When it comes to social on mobile, there’s Facebook and then there’s everybody else [CHART]
Based on data from Morgan Stanley and ComScore, the average mobile Facebook user spends about 30 minutes a day on the social network, with Snapchat a distant second at 8.5. Continue reading
3 Subscription Models For Indie Artists
While our idea of a subscription service may be limited to things like Spotify or Netflix, there are several other options out there for ways in which artists can create. Continue reading
3 Important Independent Music Business Trends
Rather than play by the rules and stick to industry conventions, it has become important for those operating independently within the music business to pursue trends which will allow them greater. Continue reading
Songwriting: Using Other Keys Than Major & Minor [Excerpt From “Songwriting: Get Your Black Belt In Music & Lyrics”]
This book excerpt explores the opportunities for communicating different emotions presented by the not so commonly used diatonic scales, and looks at what flavor their character tones bring in (each. Continue reading
Three Indie Artists Offer DIY Music Video Production Tips
Even if you don't have the backing of major studio, there's no reason your DIY music video can't be of the utmost quality. Here three independent artists share advice on creating. Continue reading
11 DIY Ways To Preview Your Album On Snapchat
For those artists with new material who are struggling to find a blog on which to premier it, rapper Kosha Dillz has some tips on how they can opt to. Continue reading
ASACP Sues 10 Venues That Refuse To Pay To Use Music
ASCAP has filed 10 lawsuits against bars and restaurants for the unauthorized use of its members’ copyrighted musical works. Over the past two years, and in many cases longer, ASCAP says it. Continue reading
