4 Blog Post Ideas to Hold Your Fans’ Attention

By Carla Jean Whitley on Sonicbids Blog The musician's life isn't always glamorous. But the average fan doesn't have an understanding of what that life is really like – and they're often eager to find out.. Continue reading

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YouTube Offers Custom URLs To Fit Your Branding

Way back when you signed up to create your YouTube channel, the name you wanted may have been taken, or your band name, startup moniker or branding may have shifted. Continue reading

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Making Money As a Musician Outside the Box

By Brian Buchanan of Jubilee Riots on The Bandzoogle Blog Today more artists than ever before are making a living touring original music. Many small and mid-sized venues are thriving, and creative acts. Continue reading

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New York Is Music Coalition Gains Momentum at Recent Roundtable | Sights Set on Passing Empire State Music Production Tax Credit

On November 12, New York Is Music partnered with NYS Assemblyman Joseph Lentol to host a roundtable discussion focused on the coalition's first initiative: gaining support for the passing of the Empire. Continue reading

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How to Get Best Quality Voice Over Recording

Audio recordings can easily be distinguished by their quality. If you have the same person record the same thing in two different setttings, the end result can be drastic. External. Continue reading

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Why (not) Bandcamp? [Emily White]

By Emily White of Whitesmith Entertainment & Dreamfuel Bandcamp is a platform I came across by accident in 2008.  A platform I was seeking nonetheless, by asking everyone around me. Continue reading

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Keep Your Life in Order While on Tour

Touring is essential to a band's success. In an age where music is easily pirated and consumers have shorter attention spans, going on tour can be one of the best. Continue reading

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4 Important Details That Should Never Be Left Out of Your Performance Contract

By Barry Heyman and Chris Tuthill on Sonicbids Blog A performance agreement is a deal that you, the performing artist, strike with a promoter or venue owner (also known as the purchaser). While. Continue reading

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  5 Things That Smart Musicians Do Every Day Move over Spotify and Rdio. YouTube Music Key is finally here. Why The Spotify Uber Partnership Matters More Than You Think. Continue reading

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This Week in Music Commentary

  Steve Albini On the Surprisingly Sturdy State of the Music Industry iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pitman: "Taylor Swift is One of the Smartest People I've Ever Met" [Interview] Music Events. Continue reading

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