5 Myths Of “Making It” In The Music Industry
With so much advice about finding success in the music industry, there are a number of romanticized myths floating around that have gained more traction than they deserve. Here we. Continue reading
Jimmy Iovine Denies Apple Exit, Says Streamers Must Create Original Content To Compete
"I'm in the band," says Jimmy Iovine, adding that he has no plans to leave Apple. His pushback came after multiple sources reported that the former Beats executive and record. Continue reading
The Importance Of Ongoing Self-Education For All Musicians
In this piece, Annabelle Short looks at the importance of self-education in the music industry, and why it's so important that musicians continue to work at their self-education, even if. Continue reading
Combine 10 Social Media, Music and Web Site Links Into 1 Free With Linkkle
We all have multiple social media user links, but most social profiles only allow and single link out. Linkle solves the problem with a free utility that combines up to. Continue reading
CD Baby Parent AVL Digital Acquires DashGo, AdRev
AVL Digital Group, the parent company of CD Baby, DiscMakers, Oasis and Show.co has acquired AudioMicro and its AdRev and DashGo divisions. The purchase adds strong b2b capabilities serving record. Continue reading
15 Best Part-Time Jobs For Musicians
Not a surprise to any working in the industry, the music business is not always the most lucrative, particularly for those musicians look to eek out a living on their. Continue reading
Music Consumption Trends and What They Mean
As we dive into 2018, it's important to take a look back at some of the music consumption data from last year which shows an unsurprising bump and streaming, as. Continue reading
2 Years On Patreon: Indie Musician Shares His Experience
Now in his second year of using the crowdfunding site Patreon, Brian Hazard shares his experience and takeaways from the service, including both the things he loves and the things. Continue reading
The Power Of Music Nostalgia
Here Fred Jacobs explores how his dives into music data and analytics has revealed that, while the technology surrounding music has changed dramatically, nostalgia still has an incredibly powerful on. Continue reading
