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Happy Thanksgiving
Id like to wish you and your families a Happy Thankgiving. God bless.
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5 Things Artists Can Learn From Erykah Badu
5 Things Artists Can Learn From Erykah Badu
A Guest Post by Ava Bella
I read an article over the weekend from the Sydney Morning Herald – Erykah Badu: Beyond The Ankh. Now, I’m probably one of thee most faithful E. Badu fans on the planet and if you know me, then  you already know that. When I sing, you can hear her influence amongst others, but her impact on me is quite prevelent I must say.…
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10 Reasons Not To Give Up
10 Reasons Not To Give Up
A guest post by Johnny Dwinell of Daredevil Production
Give Up Don’t you dare FEATURE By Johnny Dwinell
Did you ever notice how we only see success as success? When we are first exposed to someone successful we initially only think about their success, right?
We covet a little bit.Give Up The Struggle You Don’t See
We become envious.
Unless we are exposed to all the…
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7 Tips for Successful Recording A Guest Post by Astral Plane Studios
7 Tips for Successful Recording A Guest Post by Astral Plane Studios
I figured since I see so many posts from others involving tips, it’s time to share my own. These tips are directed at working within a professional studio with a professional engineer. So here are my 7 tips for recording:
1. Be at least 30 minutes early to the session Punctuality is very important in the music business,…
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The Death of the Bridge A Guest Post by Brian Hazard of Passive Promotion
The Death of the Bridge A Guest Post by Brian Hazard of Passive Promotion
Post image for The Death of the Bridge Many of my all-time favorite songs are “growers” – album tracks that don’t really grab you the first few spins, but eventually dig their hooks in and don’t let go. Few artists these days have the luxury of writing growers, because listeners aren’t willing to invest that kind of time.…
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BALLYHOO and Tribal Seeds show review
I went to the Tribal Seeds and Ballyhoo show last night, and the show was great. Beyond Sight/Gonzo opened with a thirty minute mediocre set filled with way too much reverb. However, their sax/melodica player stole it with his in your face solos. Then it was, BALLYHOO! These guys come out with a “show” energy thats unforgettable. Howie is a great songwriter and the the rest of the band is…
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Post-Show Procedures: 8 Things Every Band Should Do After the Performance A Guest Post by Simon Tam
Post-Show Procedures: 8 Things Every Band Should Do After the Performance
A Guest Post by Simon Tam
Post-Show Plan
Do you have a post-show plan? Is there a set of procedures that you work on after each performance? Or, does your band simply work on the next upcoming event – the next show, the next rehearsal, time in the studio, etc.?
In almost every professional endeavor, there is some kind of…
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How to Prevent Vocal Cord Damage
How to Prevent Vocal Cord Damage
A Guest Post by Linda Septien of Septien Entertainment
Vocal StrainWhat does Adele, John Mayor, Keith Urban, and Stephen Tyler all have in common! All their careers came to HALT from serious vocal problems. Singing is a sport and the demands we put on our voices can be similar to a serious marathon runner and the stresses caused from daily grind of muscles. Adele…
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Maximum RocknRoll
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A Quick & Dirty Guide to Branding By Robin Yukiko
A Quick & Dirty Guide to Branding By Robin Yukiko – March 8, 2013
As a textbook Gemini, I struggled with branding for a long time. It was frustrating to me because I would see beginning artists nail this aspect without realizing it simply by being who they are (matching their inner self with their outer self). But when you feel like two (or more) different people, it’s tough to reconcile these…
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Superfans: The Key to a Sustainable Music Career A Guest Post by MARQUEE
Superfans: The Key to a Sustainable Music Career A Guest Post by MARQUEE
Superfans are the Key to a Sustainable Career
In the truest and most basic sense fan engagement is about building deep, long lasting relationships with your audience.
In our first content series we’ll explore this idea and how independent artists and their teams can:
Create sustainable careers based on the support of an…
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Are You Making These 9 Band Rehearsal Mistakes? A Guest Post by Crowd Audio
Are You Making These 9 Band Rehearsal Mistakes? A Guest Post by Crowd Audio
A ragtag group of musicians doesn’t just become a band because it thought it was a good idea to practice together.
A band becomes a band when they click and play together as a well-oiled machine.
For instance, I’ve played in a band with a few different line-ups.
The core group has always been the “band.” New musicians…
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Enhancing Your Music Marketing: The Ultimate Guide to Creating Press Kits for Musicians A Guest Post by Crowd Audio
Enhancing Your Music Marketing: The Ultimate Guide to Creating Press Kits for Musicians A Guest Post by Crowd Audio
As a musician, you wear many hats.
I would argue that one of the most important hats you wear isn’t your musicianship hat. Even though playing live is probably the most fun you will do, that’s not the most important hat you wear.
It’s your marketing hat.
You see, marketing your…
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Why Your Most Important Tool In Being A Successful Indie Musician Might Actually Be Your Day Job
Why Your Most Important Tool In Being A Successful Indie Musician Might Actually Be Your Day Job
Why Your Most Important Tool In Being A Successful Indie Musician Might Actually Be Your Day Job
Hello everybody! Normandie Wilson here. I’ve been busy this year getting settled back in my hometown, San Diego, and recording two new albums. (Learn more over on my website: normandiewilson.com) The big…
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The Third Power
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7 Tips to Increase Your Exposure and Potential
7 Tips to Increase Your Exposure and Potential A Guest Post by Symphonic Distribution
By now it’s apparent that there is a ton of music out there – over-saturation is a term you may hear often these days. For anyone getting involved with the music industry there is always a need for more exposure and promotion. If an artist or a record label has it, they will sell better, simple as that.
At…
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