5 ways to compose social media posts that promote your music
Marketing expert Amanda Dudley shares five ways to write engaging social media content that will promote interest in your music and grab people’s attention. Guest post by Amanda Dudley of. Continue reading
Do NOT do this when writing an artist bio
An artist’s bio is a huge reflection of your brand and who you are, so you’d think more musicians would be attention to making sure it’s a-list material. Unfortunately, this. Continue reading
6 bad songwriting habits and how to break them
Becoming a good songwriter takes dedication and practice, but in the process of developing a ritual and routine, it’s likely you will also develop a few bad habits along the. Continue reading
My journey down a wonderful rabbit hole: Discovering music by women composers
In this piece, musician Erica Ann Sipes takes us on a delightful journey of uncovering and performing music created exclusively by female composers throughout history. Guest post by Erica Ann. Continue reading
5 ways to use music as a storytelling tool
While music is more accessible than ever, converting casual listeners into fans remains a big challenge. Storytelling is a great tool for communicating to listeners who you are – not. Continue reading
Resilience In Music: Composers In Times of Hardship
In times of hardship such as these, artists often struggle in particular, with arts falling by the wayside in favor of basic needs like food and medicine. That said, many. Continue reading
Why Personalisation Leads To More Successful Email Pitches: What To Know
No matter where you are in your music career, writing a well-crafted pitch email is essential for advancing in the music business. Maybe you’re trying to land a festival slot,. Continue reading
Guide To Writing About Your Own Music
No matter how talented a writer you might be, writing about your own music can often be a difficult task. That said, doing so will eventually be necessary as your. Continue reading
How To Write A Great Band Bio [INFOGRAPHIC]
Writing a strong band bio is more important and challenging than ever. Once upon a time, the band bio was just about attracting press. Now, musician bios are used in. Continue reading
Don’t Get Screwed Over: 3 Situations Where A Handshake Deal Is Not Enough
While getting agreements in writing is almost always a good idea when it comes to the music business, there are certain situations where doing so is critical to making sure one's. Continue reading
Music Industry Email Etiquette 101 – For/From People Who Give A Damn.
You’ve probably seen your fair share of badly written emails. People have seemed to have lost their email etiquette. You only have a few chances to get it right and. Continue reading
