Musicians, Labels Save Money Using Tax Credits To Finance Recordings

By Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0. Increasingly, music producers are looking for State tax credits before embarking on a project. While this has been a big part of television and movie. Continue reading

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Music PR Is About Building Relationships Not A Mailing List

Don't get me wrong, mailing lists are important, especially optin email lists of your fans who really want to hear from you regularly. But lists of people, whether fans, writers. Continue reading

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Grimes Shares Tips On Being The Boss Of Your Music And Your Music Business

Like a lot of artists, Grimes has learned about business on the job. She's also young and female which can create challenges especially when people assume those facts tell them. Continue reading

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If You Only Pay Attention To What’s Happening In Your Music Genre, You’re Missing What’s Happening

Musical genres are divided for a lot of understandable reasons including the fact that complex societies like the U.S. are divided. But in a time of rapid change such as. Continue reading

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Bandcamp CEO on The Best Way To Support Artists, Bootstrapping A Profitable Startup

Six years ago, Ethan Diamond co-founded Bandcamp to offer musicians an affordable way to stream and sell their music directly to fans. By starting small and determined to stay independent, Bandcamp. Continue reading

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Getting Gigs, Pt. 2: The Hunt For Bookings

By Yannick Ilunga from The Jazz Spotlight. This is the second of a three-part article (in case you haven’t yet, check out the first part What To Do Before You. Continue reading

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How To Fit Your Entire Photo On Instagram [Pro Tip]

By Mike Baumgarten of the Shore Fire Digital Team If you've perused Instagram (or have seen Instagram photos on Facebook) you've probably noticed that some of the photos are rectangular, flanked. Continue reading

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Score a License: What Music Supervisors are Looking For

Music licensing rarely gets the press it deserves when it comes to potential revenue streams. Music supervisors are constantly looking for the perfect song to pair with whatever project their. Continue reading

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Getting It Done: The Week In D.I.Y. & Indie Music

10 Things You Must Do At The 10th Annual A3C Hip Hop Festival The Musician's Guide To Sending A Proper Press Release Glen E. Friedman's First Lesson For Music Photographers. Continue reading

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2ndLine Helps Musicians Like Zoë Keating Host Ticketed Shows From Anywhere

By 2ndLine Co-founder & CEO Stephen Backer. Your goals as an artist are to make music, to share your music with fans, and to support yourself with the proceeds. But, in. Continue reading

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How To Put On A Profitable Virtual Concert

By Concert Window's Matt Thomas from The DIY Musician. Whether you’re an emerging artist or a seasoned professional, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of online resources out. Continue reading

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