When it comes to choosing the right music label for your career, you want someone who can be by your side artistically, financially, and personally. While big record labels may boast these qualities, it’s a given that all three of these traits can be found with the independent music label. However, like all big decisions in life, there are pros and cons to indie labels that you should consider before taking the plunge.
Read MoreYou don’t need to be incredibly talented singer to make it in the music industry. There are so many other facets and positions in the industry that can make some serious coin, all without having to step in front of the microphone yourself. We break down four music industry jobs that can earn royalties without the pressure of the spotlight.
Read MoreTo become a successful artist, it often takes more than talent. You’ve heard it time and again, and by now you might be spinning in circles trying to find the best way to launch yourself into the circle of success. Well, wonder no more, because today we’re breaking it down into three areas of improvement that guarantees a turnaround for you. We marry your talent with the business know-how to build your brand and gain popularity. Pay attention.
Read MoreA lot of artists make mistakes when it comes to registering their music, collecting royalties, and making sure their paperwork is in order. In this post, not only do I give away FREE music industry contracts, but I solve many of the most common problems that often result in artists losing their money!
Read MoreThe 360 deal is one of the most common, and most misunderstood, contracts in the industry. Many hate it on sight, assuming that it’s designed to solely screw over the artist. However, it’s not the predatory contract that many assume it to be. Each case and application of this contract is different, and if it’s structured correctly and fairly, both the artist and the record company can walk away with a profit.
Read MoreOne of the biggest mysteries and struggles of the music industry is how to get paid. We all too often hear about the cliché starving artist criticism (especially from mom), but what about the artist that eats? How do musicians at the top of their game reap what they have sown? You are in the right place my friend.
Read MoreYou need an EPK. Think of it as a resume, with background information on the artist and music files to give bookers an idea of what to expect. An Electronic Press Kit is something a lot of artists skip making, but let me convince you why you should not be lazy this time.
Read MoreAs an artist, navigating the legal waters of contracts and agreements can seem daunting. We break down the four most important things to look out for with “work for hire” agreements and what to avoid.
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