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7 Tips For Boosting Social Media Engagement for Musicians
As a musician, you probably already use social media to promote your songs, invite people to your gigs, and grab the attention of new fans....
IK Multimedia unveils AXE I/O premium audio interface with unique advanced guitar tone shaping
IK Multimedia proudly announces AXE I/O™. This high-end audio interface and controller is now available, and delivers premium sound and innovative features designed for guitarists seeking...
Go Behind-The-Scenes at Furnace Record Pressing
Go behind the scenes of the record pressing business in our in-depth interview with President & CEO of Furnace Record Pressing, Eric Astor Furnace Record Pressing...
Marketing Your Streams with Feature.fm
Music streaming has changed the landscape of the music business greatly for consumers, labels, and for artists too. Obviously, for consumers it’s an amazing way...
COVER STORY: John 5 Returns With New LP, New Tour and Advice for Live Performers
John 5, The Tele-Loving Veteran Returns With New LP, New Tour and Advice for Live Performers Guitarist John 5 is no stranger to touring, so...
How to Present Your Ideas Creatively to Attract Sponsors
There are many ways to attract sponsors. You can directly contact them, or you can attract them through your online presence. Yet, it’s easy to...
Getting Started with Remote Recording Sessions
I’ve been recording bass guitar and double bass remotely for nearly ten years and what I’ve noticed is that more and more people are using...
Technique Vs. Technology : How To Avoid Over-Editing Your Tunes
Music and technology are not exactly strange bedfellows – after all, instruments are a type of technology themselves, and innovations in the last century or...
The Metadata Modernization Act (Yes, You Read That Right)
By now, I’m hoping you know that the most comprehensive overhaul of music copyright law and licensing in a generation is now the law of...
BOOK REVIEW: Jeff Tweedy’s “Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back)…”
Anyone who has heard a Jeff Tweedy interview or listened to one of his records knows the Wilco frontman is introspective, clever, and dryly funny....
