Stagecraft 101 – Why Your Rehearsals Are A Waste of Time
By Jeff Black From August 2014 Vandala Magazine READ MORE ARTICLES More Stagecraft 101 Articles HERE In my last article, we talked about ways you can duct tape your performing chops into […]
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How To Get Your Music Videos Seen
Article By By Emma Owens From Marchs Vandala Magazine – READ HERE With 100 hours of video being uploaded to YouTube every minute and a quarter of this being music, an […]
9 Ways To Make Your Music Go Viral
– By James Moore Monks of Mellonwah are an example of an act who have, and are, covering all the bases while still being true to their artistic vision, and […]
Solving The Biography Problem For Independent Musicians An excerpt from “Your Band Is A Virus – Expanded Edition” By James Moore – Author of “Your Band is a Virus” Books Series
Many independent artists struggle with biographies, and it’s no wonder. For many artists, they know that they haven’t “done anything” yet, so they feel the best option is to over-compensate. […]
Why Independent Musicians Should Ditch The Question “What Should I Do?”
“What Should I Do?” It’s the most common question asked by independent musicians, and it’s part of our culture in a major way, in every matter from spiritual growth to […]
5 Reasons Why You Should Finish Your Damn Album
Sorry for my bluntness. This is a quick point about the importance of finishing/releasing your album or EP. I often receive submissions from artists seeking promotion to music media. I’m […]
Try This Easy (And Legit) Way To Get More Followers For Your Band On Twitter
First off, when you’re promoting your band on Twitter we absolutely want to stay away from spam. That means no direct messaging people with links (if you haven’t spoken to […]
11 Reasons Why Your Music Self-Promotion Isn’t Working
Self-promotion in the music industry is a topic that has been explored extensively over the past 20 years. Some of the basic ground rules are the same that apply to […]
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