Learn How to Succeed in The Music Business
Stephanie K. Hay is the owner and principal attorney of The Hay Law Group, P.L.L.C. In addition to the practice of law, she is an Adjunct Professor in the Commercial Continue reading
Here are 5 steps you can follow to ensure your next single release gets maximum attention and exposure. Continue reading
Today on Music Business Dreams, Brandman Sean talks about how he got started in Music, the keys to building an effective brand, and the strategies that can launch an artist’s career into the stratosphere. Continue reading
If you want to help quench your fans’ appetites, you’ll have to create A LOT of content. Continue reading
Music Artist, Producer and Sound Designer pat junior talks about the challenges of full time artistry, the search for consistent income, the importance of branding and pursuing work you’re passionate about. Continue reading
Live Performance is the most effective way to build an engaged fan base as a musician. When you’re independent, it can be a great way to make money as well. The problem is, most musicians have no idea how to get booked for shows. This post will teach you how to book live shows, no matter what stage of your career you’re in. Continue reading
This week’s episode of Music Business Dreams is long overdue. I’m answering questions from around the web about how you can make real progress in your career. The Music Modernization Act was signed by President Trump last week, so I answer some questions to add clarification to our previous video on the subject. I also answer your questions about Music Marketing, Touring and more. Continue reading
In this era, it takes a lot more than good music to resonate with an audience. Listeners want to know about your background, your likes and dislikes, and everything Continue reading
There are no shortcuts in this business, and anyone who tells you otherwise is probably trying to scam you. Continue reading
It’s possible that you have quite a few superfans waiting to spend their money to prove their undying loyalty and gratitude to you. There’s just one problem. You haven’t given them the chance to do it. Let’s fix that. Continue reading