David Wimble discusses the daunting task of pitching your music to music blogs and Spotify curators as an independent artist (with specific examples and practical tips) and shows how you can make the most of The Indie Bible.

Jordan Valeriote talks about the massive opportunity musicians have to supplement their income by selling their own online courses. Learn about the costs involved, how to find out the right niche or to combine your “artist” and “teacher” identities.

Katie Zaccardi, a wellness coach for women in music, explains why we have to change our mindset around the “starving musician” stereotype, and shows how you can take care of yourself through time management and a wellness routine.

Ari shares what’s new in the second edition of his best-selling “How To Make It in the New Music Business” book, and provides numerous examples of indie artists who have built successful music careers.

Going on the road as a music artist is an exciting, busy, and even exhausting experience. You’ll be playing a lot and may have other obligations, too, like album signings or meet-and-greets. It’s a lot to juggle, and it’s easy for your marketing efforts to get pushed to the side during this busy time.

San Diego-based singer-songwriter Steve Welty talks on finding your “genius zone,” collaborating with other songwriters, delegating work, becoming comfortable with showing up on socials, and more.