Why do some people seem to be able to make a living in music or audio, while so many people who are equally passionate, and even talented, can never quite get their careers off the ground?
There are many factors in this equation, but one of the most important revolves Read more...
If you’re new to releasing music, there’s at least an 80%-90% chance that putting out an album and then hoping to find an audience for it is not your best bet for developing your music or your fanbase. The key is to build an audience first with a smaller release Read more...
In this episode, Justin Colletti talks to Dave Hnatiuk, a music supervisor who has placed and written music for countless clients, including Viacom channels like MTV, VH1, BET, CMT and many more.
Dave talks all about making money by placing your music in film, TV, games, commercials and a lot Read more...
Imagine this scene: You’ve laid down an incredible piano part, a great vocal, and a passable drum groove. You’re thinking this song would be much better with a real drummer on it, and you know just the person. You call them up, send them the track, and they love it. Read more...
Mark Needham is an 11-time GRAMMY-nominated producer and mixer who has worked with The Killers, Imagine Dragons, P!ink, Fleetwood Mac, Bloc Party, Chris Isaak and many more.
These days, he focuses on developing new artists from the ground up, helping them find what makes them unique, refine their craft, and Read more...
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