Music Promotion

The Do’s and Don’ts of Teaching YouTube Music Lessons

Ian Stich of StichMethod Guitar breaks down how to break through teaching music online Ian Stich loves to teach. It’s a love that shows in each of his StichMethod YouTube videos as...

Spring Cleaning For Musicians: 2020 Edition

Well, here we are with some time on our hands. Don’t worry,...

Music Community Launches ‘Love Record Stores’ Initiative

Music Community Launches ‘Love Record Stores’ Initiative Campaign to Mobilize Artist Support...

The Most Effective Way to Release Your Music in 2020

When teaching or consulting independent bands recently, these are the two groups...

How to Avoid The Biggest Music Career-Killing Mistakes

In my 28+ years as a record producer and founder of The...

How to Guide Career Growth with Beatchain
By Michael St. James on January 6, 2020
Beatchain – A Record Company in a Box While building a fanbase is important, it can’t be your full time job when you should be writing,...
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PHONOCUT – Cut Your Own Vinyl at Home
By Michael St. James on December 18, 2019
A million years ago (the ’90s) when people had big ol’ box computers and brick phones, PCs suddenly could burn CD-Rs, and soon after DVDs,...
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Indie Data: You Don’t Have to be Big to Reap the Benefits of Good Metadata
By Greg Delaney on October 28, 2019
Artists who are self-managed, or working with smaller teams or labels, often hear about the data we provide to labels and distributors and ask some...
Playlist Freedom with TuneMyMusic
By Michael St. James on September 5, 2019
Playlists are the thing. Playlists are the most important tool of the recorded music business today. That is undeniable. No amount of web advertising, email...
With Create Music Group, Data is the Name of the Game
By Michael St. James on August 29, 2019
You can gain traction — even some success — all by yourself as an independent artist. We’ve seen many examples of this, whether it’s the...