Lucidious: ‘Chase Your Passion and What Feels Good’
Independent hip-hop artist Lucidious shares his meteoric 100% d.i.y. success on streaming, Instagram and more with Music Business Weekly podcast co-hosts Michael Bandvold and Jay Gilbert. He teaches a related. Continue reading
What Should You Release? Singles vs. EPs
With the music industry in a constant state of change, artists are constantly trying to keep up, as people’s listening habits are continuously reshaped by new technologies and tastes. Here. Continue reading
3 Revenue Streams For Working Artists, Bands
In a time when conventional live performances are out of the question, other sources of revenue for musicians are more important than ever. In this excerpt we look at three. Continue reading
Cost To Trademark A Band Name
Registering your band name as a legal trademark is a key step in your career as an artist. Here we break down the necessary steps in doing so, and take. Continue reading
Soundcloud Offers $15M In Support As Creators Surge 50%
SoundCloud is offering a $15 million package of support for musicians struggling during the coronavirus shutdown. The platform has seen a 50% surge in creators uploading tracks in the last. Continue reading
Michael Brandvold Offers Musicians Free Press Release Service With Help From Fanbridge
Hypebot readers know Michael Brandvold from his work as co-host of the Music Biz Weekly podcast with Jay Gilbert. But Michael is also a music publicist and marketer extraordinaire, and. Continue reading
5 Ways Artists Can Make Money During A Pandemic
While many major acts are reeling from huge losses in ticket sales, some smaller DIY groups and artists are finding ways to pick up the pieces and generate some revenue.. Continue reading
Musicians Guide To Host An Event On YouTube
If you’ve decided that hosting a virtual show or other Google has created a downloadable Google guide to making videos and hosting events on YouTube. Complete with links to many. Continue reading
Couch Surfing: Finding Income Between Seat Cushions
Touring is no longer an option, but fortunately there are still ways, even in an industry as social as the music business for artists to earn money from the comfort. Continue reading
Musicians: Use Your Coronavirus Downtime To Do Some Research
With much of the music industry on hold following the coronavirus outbreak, we here look at some helpful topics artists can brush up on to help them weather the downtime. Continue reading
