PJ Harvey Sells Exclusive Look Into Recording Sessions To Fans

By Bobby Owsinski on Music 3.0 Blog One of the things that the new digital economy has taught us is that people value experiences more than products. In fact, many. Continue reading

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How To Send Your Music To Radio Stations

Independent artists are asked to be a one-stop promotion machine. They make their music. They record their music. They then promote their music on social media and through album releases.. Continue reading

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Music Projects Top Kickstarter’s Most Funded Projects Of 2014

For Kickstarter, 2014 was the most successful year to date. For musicians turning to Kickstarter to fund their creative projects, it was the same. In 2014, 22,252 projects were successfully funded on Kickstarter. Continue reading

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Music: Art or Business? 2 New-Old Considerations

The music industry has changed drastically in recent years. Artists struggle to balance their creativity with the pressures of conforming to the demands of the mainstream music industry. Consumers live. Continue reading

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ReverbNation and Hard Rock Partner For International Battle Of The Bands

ReverbNation and the Hard Rock will be co-hosting Hard Rock Rising, an international battle of the bands. The contest offers local bands a chance at earning an all-expenses paid trip. Continue reading

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6 Resolutions All Musicians Should Make for 2015

By Hugh McIntyre on Sonicbids Blog The end of the year is upon us, and that means it's time for resolutions! We've all made the typical resolutions before – get in better shape, stop. Continue reading

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One Fan’s Short Documentary On The Vinyl Renaissance [WATCH]

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9 Questions You Should Ask Before Hiring A Music Publicist

The New Year can mean new beginnings for your music career. Maybe you would like to tour more. Maybe you would like to increase your social media following. Maybe you. Continue reading

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Why Engagement Might Be The Most Important Metric For Artists

By Liv Buli of Next Big Sound. This article originally appeared on Forbes.com. Whenever the topic of social media is raised in any forum of the music industry, a choice discussion is. Continue reading

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Traveling With Instruments? The US Department Of Transportation Just Simplified Air Travel For Musicians

The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued a final rule implementing section 403 of the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012, requiring U.S. airlines to accept musical instruments as. Continue reading

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The Complexities and ‘Price’ of SoundCloud Going Legit

Guest post by Alaister Moughan  The debate on the future of the music business and the streaming economy is often framed by discussions of user base and per stream payments.  What. Continue reading

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