Tune in TLV vs SXSW; Destination Wedding vs Mandatory Family Wedding
Guest Post by Kosha Dillz Why would I love a little Israel Music Conference more than SXSW? When it comes to music conferences, I feel like I can compare them to weddings. SXSW. Continue reading
How To Use Twitter, Instagram and Gmail Sponsored Promotions For Music
By Jasmine Nguyen on Dash Two Blog Happy New Year everyone! We’ve missed you over the holiday break. To start 2015, here’s a brief introduction to get you acquainted with advertising. Continue reading
Indie Artists Beware: 4 Ways to Avoid Getting Ripped Off
By Shantell Ogden on The Bandzoogle Blog I feel a burning need to blog about ways you can get ripped off as an indie artist. Yes, it's an unsavory topic. And let's face it,. Continue reading
Rising Reggae Superstar’s Dreams Get Curbstomped By Apple Employee
In a tragic twist of events, an innocent Apple employee put the kabash on a would-be Reggae superstar when he bans him from completing the recording of his new sure-to-be. Continue reading
How to Design an Instantly Recognizable Band Logo
By Tyler Allen on Sonicbids Blog I've harped way too often that your band is your brand, but it's true. I've also said this in other posts, and I'll say it again: Music is. Continue reading
What I Learned from Writing One Song a Week
There is something to be said about artists that hone their craft. However, the goal of writing one song a week takes pure diligence and discipline. But what if you. Continue reading
Summerfest and ReverbNation To Provide Artists Free Submissions To “World’s Largest Music Festival”
[UPDATED] ReverbNation and Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. have announced a three-year agreement starting with "The World's Largest Music Festival", Summerfest 2015. The newly formed alliance means ReverbNation will serve as the. Continue reading
More Face To Face, Less Face To Facebook – Reclaiming Your Brand In 2015
Facebook was admirably open about their less than admirable move to bottleneck direct-to-fan marketing. But the move they made to box bands and brands into paying to reach their fans. Continue reading
