Streaming services are the primary way artists make money from recorded music. The same platforms are responsible for a significant shift in songwriting, which has gamified Spotify and similar services in ways the industry never saw coming.
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Creating great art of any kind requires inspiration, but when your life depends on producing art it can be hard to enjoy things without turning them into work. Continue Reading
One of music’s biggest (and loudest) publications has an opportunity that could change the life of one dedicated creative. The music publication battleground has seen its share of casualties in recent years. Magazines that were once available on newsstands everywhere… Continue Reading
“I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” – Thomas Edison Continue Reading
Everyone in music works too much and has a million things they feel they must accomplish, but taking time to recover is just as important as getting ahead. Continue Reading
Artists and professionals alike need to back up their data. They should also have backups of their backups, and maybe even backups of those backups. Continue Reading
In the age of limitless entertainment options, the only way for music blogs to grow is by developing an understanding of who their readers are and what they want to see. Continue Reading
Networking is everything in music journalism, but it can also be a waste of time for everyone involved if you don’t know what you’re doing. Continue Reading
Reviews are a dime a dozen these days, but a great concert review can still make a difference for artists and fans alike. Continue Reading
With competition fiercer than ever, artists and journalists alike need to be sure their next premiere has a meaningful impact. Continue Reading