TheTalkhouse: Musicians Writing About Other Musicians
New online publication TheTalkhouse starts with a simple premise: musicians from all genres and generations writing about the latest releases. There's a also twist: the artists being written about will. Continue reading
Classical Pianist Valentina Lisitsa From D2F To A Record Deal
Though you might not think of YouTube as a place for classical music, except when classical musicians are covering pop tunes, classical pianist Valentina Lisitsa used YouTube to build an. Continue reading
Classic Albums Re-Imagined As Books
What if top selling albums had been books instead? That's the question that graphic designer Christophe Gowans tries to answer with his latest project, The Record Books. From The Beatles'. Continue reading
Music Crowdfunding Danger! Be Good… But Not Too Good
Matt Voyno (@Voyno), co-author of The New Rockstar Philosophy book and blog is currently crowdfunding on Indiegogo. Here he writes about his motivations and experiences. So get this. It's possible. Continue reading
Interviews with LyricFind’s Darryl Ballantyne , MMF’s Jonny Dawson & Music Kickup’s Antti Silventoinen
(UPDATED) The following excerpts are from 2 days of interviews conducted by Helsinki based streaming company LiveMusicStage at SXSW 2013. These interviews were filmed and streamed live on Austin Tech. Continue reading
Yoko Ono Posts Photo Of John Lennon’s Bloodied Glasses In Plea To End Gun Violence
Often the simplest images are the most powerful… and the most jarring. This week, Yoko Ono used a bloodied photo John Lennon's glasses with Central Park looming in the background. Continue reading
#SXSW 2013 Interviews with BandPage’s Chris Wiltsee and CD Baby’s Brian Felsen
The following excerpts and videos are from 2 days of interviews conducted by Helsinki based streaming company LiveMusicStage at SXSW 2013. These interviews were filmed and streamed live on Austin. Continue reading
NPR Recognized By Wall Street Journal As Music Discovery Powerhouse! Who Knew?
A recent feature in The Wall Street Journal describes the "Improbable Rise of NPR Music." For those of us who are long-time NPR listeners and, increasingly, web followers, the fact. Continue reading
