When you seek for music business education, you shouldn’t expect an enormously huge variety of videos that will teach you how to build your music career, but Dotted Music is here to help finding the most useful stuff from across the web.
“What does it take to become a professional guitar player and musician?” The answer remains a huge mystery for the vast majority of people. Traditionally, conventional wisdom has offered three separate statements that are supposed to be answers or explanations to the question.
“It bothers me that it all comes down to a question of what sells instead of what you like personally and what you’re capable of doing in terms of composition and technicality. That ticks me off!”
During his tour of Australia, Joe Matera caught up with Albert Lee for an interview to discuss his solo career and to see if there is some money for musicians in the music business.
Over and over I hear from musicians who either can’t grasp the business side of their careers, don’t want to learn and implement it, or just don’t have the time to take on more responsibilities outside of writing, recording and performing. The good news is that there is help!
As an independent musician, you are the person responsible for marketing your CDs to your fans. This can take a lot of time and energy, but if you work smarter, you may be able to maximize your efforts so you don’t have to spend all your time trying to get those CDs sold.
