» [2010-08-31] Electric Shadows Shorts Films At Beijing's Peng Hao Theatre On Sep 5th; The Disposable Film Festival Was Created In 2007 To Celebrate The Artistic Potential Of Disposable Video
» [2010-08-28] Boundless Multi-Media Series: City Inside A Broken Sky II By Kung Chi Shing; Artists From Hong Kong, The United States, Australia And Japan Share Their Life Experiences
» [2010-08-28] IDream Studios And The Day Studio Music Rose Again; Home Studios Are No More Than Computers, Digital Programs And Cheap Mics, Crammed Into Small, Acoustically "dead" Rooms
» [2010-08-27] FEYST World Tour Brings Six Malaysian Music-Makers To Shanghai World Expo 2010; The Highlight Of The Tour Includes Performances At The Expo 2010 Shanghai China In Celebration Of Malaysia's 53rd Independence
» [2010-08-26] Tomas Doncker To Play Shanghai World Expo American Pavilion; Global Soul Musician Tomas Doncker Will Perform At The American Pavilion As Part Of His "Small World" Tour
» [2010-08-25] Net Neutrality For Musicians; What's All The Fuss And Which Side Should You Be On?
» [2010-08-25] Halie Loren: Doing Jazz Her Way From Alaska To Japan; Like Many Musical Entrepreneurs, Halie Takes A Hands-on Approach To Every Aspect Of Her Career
» [2010-08-25] Time To Pay The Piper; Instead Of Campaigning And Paying Lobbyists To Advocate Their Position, The NAB Should Sit Down With The Label
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 How The Music Industry Changed
The state of the recording industry today has changed drastically from what it has been. The days of creating a song, getting it played on the radio, sold within stores, touring and making a ton of cash has basically dried up. | |
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 TuneCore Offers Ten Tips to Sell More Music Online
In 2009 alone, the "unsigned" self-distributing bands via TuneCore sold and got paid from streams from over 65 million songs and albums earning over $32 million dollars from iTunes and other digital download stores.
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 Behind-the-Scenes Online Marketing for Independent Musicians
Here's the thing. A lot of articles on online marketing for musicians are missing the mark. Yes, you can hire a PR firm, or alternatively generate a ton of press yourself. Let's go through a few methods rarely described elsewhere. |
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 Time To Pay the Piper
Most cultures have always paid their performers. However, there remains one major hold out amongst those who believe our artists and performers shouldn't be compensated for their unique and valuable talent - U.S. terrestrial radio | |
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 Is Your Songwriting Artist-Centric or Writer-Centric?
If you understand what kind of writer you are and how that colors your songwriting, you are free make songwriting choices as you interact with others. |
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 Net Neutrality For Musicians
Will the Government regulating the internet mean more or less money for the music space? Internet Service Providers (ISPs) say the net will die if the Fed gets involved. Content Companies say the opposite; the FCC will keep the net "free." Who should you believe? |
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