Services And Skills You Must Have To Promote, Grow Your Music Career
Here, we provide DIY artists with a little advice on how to more effectively delegate promotion, sales, and marketing tasks to help promote and cultivate your music career. Guest post. Continue reading
5 Signs You Have A Future In Music
A career in music isn’t for everyone, but there are often significant signs early on that a person is destined for the stage (or behind it). Here we look at. Continue reading
Could Social Media Be Ruining Your Music Career
Social media has certainly opened a lot of marketing doors for musicians, but keeping up with your online presence in addition to maintaining the rest of your music career can. Continue reading
“Can We Get In Pitchfork?” 6 Philosophical Reasons Indie Bands Fail
Canadian music promoter and author of “Your Band Is A Virus” music marketing book series, James Moore, works with various independent artists. He has seen that the ideas and beliefs. Continue reading
5 Things Your Day Job Can Teach You About A Music Career
Are you a musician with a day job? Since you already have one, why not use it to build your skills? You can learn a lot in your job that. Continue reading
MusicThinkTank.com Weekly Recap: David Greenberg & More
Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud David Greenberg: Resume? Resume? I Don't Need No Stinking Resume Tom Dennehy: The Social Media Bandwagon: Everybody "Likes" a Winner Marcel Williams:. Continue reading
Resume? Resume? I Don’t Need No Stinking Resume
Well…you do need a resume when you first start out. After that, you should find time to do your own thing, gain more experience, and network. On Music Think Tank,. Continue reading
Where Is Everyone? Why Albums Make Little Sense For New Artists
When musicians first start out their careers, their path usually involves: writing songs, playing live, and recording an album. However, with the changes in the music industry and the struggling. Continue reading
