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...
The Outside Scoop has been running strong for a number of months now, and this week we’re driving full steam ahead into the latest and greatest production articles and videos. There are recording techniques, mixing strategies, business tips, and even a synthesis tutorial that made their way into this roundup. Read more...
This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist, October 7, 2013.
Welcome back to singles culture. A survey of history reveals a familiar pattern. And a few good ideas about what musicians should be focusing on now.
For about 40 years, the full-length album has been assumed to Read more...
So, you’ve recorded some great songs. Now how in the name of heck do you get people to actually listen to them??
Justin Colletti is back on the SonicScoop Video Blog with a new post on promoting and distributing music:
“How To Get Your Music Heard (By Actual People)”
MIDTOWN, MANHATTAN: There’s more than one way to socialize, but as the Web continues to expand, determined entrepreneurs must dig deeper to create new group experiences.
Its hard work for these thought leaders, but when they make a discovery, everyone else – especially those of us in the music sector Read more...
