Time Management Tips To Reduce Stress as a Musician
As an independent musician, you already have to wear many different hats. From recording and performing to writing and social media posting, everything falls onto you to manage accordingly. However, what tends to fall to the wayside are thoughtful planning, time management, and avid recovery time to be your best and avoid burnout. The article […]
Recording music on the road: tips and tricks for musicians
You never know where or when inspiration is going to strike, especially when you’re on the road. Your touring adventures can offer great potential song ideas, and with the right tools, you can capture that idea while it’s still fresh. The article titled “Recording music on the road: tips and tricks for musicians” provides comprehensive […]
Our Co-Op Spotify Playlist — Passive Promotion
I’d been kicking the idea of a co-op playlist around in my head for a long time. Around the beginning of the year, a friend prodded me to finally give it a go. Brian Hazard, the author behind Color Theory, details his experiment with a co-op Spotify playlist that he manages with five friends. Each […]
How To Grow Your Instagram Account: A comprehensive guide – RouteNote Blog
Take your presence to the next level with a working strategy on one of the world’s biggest platforms to grow your audience. Instagram is a vital platform for building an online presence. This article from RouteNote Blog provides actionable tips to grow your Instagram account effectively: By following these strategies, you can create engaging, quality […]
5 fun ways to use Instagram’s new audio feature – ReverbNation Blog
Once upon a time you could only add one audio track to a video when promoting your music with Instagram Reels. BORING. Well, no more. The article on the ReverbNation blog, discusses Instagram’s latest feature that allows users to add up to 20 audio tracks to a single Reels video. This multitrack audio capability enables […]
8 Reasons Why Every Independent Artist Should Promote Older Songs
The generally accepted norm in the music industry is that you never promote your older songs once new music has been released. I understand that artists don’t want to live in the past and revisit older music. It’s more exciting to promote what’s new and current. The music industry norm discourages promoting older songs after […]
Content ideas for musicians on TikTok, Shorts, and Reels
As platforms like TikTok and YouTube Shorts explode, here are some ideas you can use to supercharge your audience and grow with ease. The article from RouteNote Blog provides a comprehensive guide for musicians looking to expand their reach and grow their audience using short video platforms like TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels. As […]
A Festival In Your Garden… What You’ll Need For The Party
There are plenty of big festivals, including legendary events that draw thousands of music fans. But why not organize your very own garden party with live music and everything else that makes a great festival? Everyone starts small. Here are a few tips on how to host an unforgettable festival in your garden. The article […]
Musician Email Marketing Tips: Expand Your Audience and Engage Fans
Check out these five straightforward musician email marketing tips. By implementing these techniques, musicians can expand their audience, engage more fans, and enhance their promotional efforts. The article initially written for the Bandzoogle blog, provides five practical email marketing tips for musicians to expand their audience and engage more fans. It emphasises the continued relevance […]
Onesheets for musicians: How to use a Onesheet to promote your music
As a musician, getting the word out about your release is especially important, since new projects can create significant growth along your career path. A Onesheet is a precise, one-page document that musicians can use to promote upcoming projects, their music, and themselves. According to the Bandzoogle blog article “Onesheets for musicians: How to use […]