Nobody achieves anything in life on their own, and this especially holds true in the music industry. As such, emerging musicians should develop a networking strategy to promote themselves as comprehensively as possible.
Andrew Apanov’s interview with Bobby Owsinski, a music industry veteran and the author of “Music 3.0” and 16 other books on audio recording and mixing, as well as the music business.
A guest post from Ariel Hyatt, the founder of Ariel Publicity, a New York based digital PR firm. Want your fans to reward you? Read on and learn this #1 rule.
Two thousand twelve. What a year it has been! The global music industry and the independent music community have experienced a lot, both good and bad; many things – primarily good – have happened to Dotted Music as well.
Social media is the new source for talent scouts to discover sensational stars and YouTube is one such social media who has given the world some hip-and-happening musicians.
Artists, even the most successful ones, often make the majority of their money on the road. Not only is touring necessary to build and maintain a fan base, but if done well, it can also be very lucrative.
