Archive for the ‘Web resources’ Category

An Online Metronome for Practicing Musicians

Wednesday, May 13th, 2009

I got an email recently from MusicSupervisor in which they pointed out this sweet website: Metronome Online. No need to actually buy a metronome, just go to their site, click on the beats per minute you need, and magically you have your tempo. Awesome. As long as you are sitting near a ...

How to Book a Music Tour – IndieOntheMove.com

Monday, December 29th, 2008

I just came across a great site called Indie on the Move. What is Indie on the Move? The site is a free database of booking information for music venues across the US, designed to help bands book tours. Booking a Music Tour Just Got Easier The information is helpful and to-the-point. Contact info ...

Mahalo – A Newish Search Engine

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

The new search engine, Mahalo, seems worth checking out, both for musicians and marketeers looking to get a leg up. I'm too busy to learn more about it right now, and its "Add Link" function wasn't working for me (Beta version), but there appears to be a ton of good ...

Marketing is an Illness – So Cheer Up!

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

The deeper I wade into the nuts and bolts of music marketing, the sicker I feel. Are all industries as over saturated and horrifying? Of all things, music has been the closest to my heart forever. And so I can't imagine how I would feel, marketing something I didn't even like. ...

Some Good Advice

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

Hey y'all, I recently came across Talk Music Biz, which covers a lot of ground that I think would be helpful for any of us poor and crushed musicians out there. The guy who maintains the site posts good videos where he talks about music industry stuff, and has some ...

Down the Rabbit Hole

Monday, July 28th, 2008

The web seems host to an unending world of content, and each day I'm discovering more and more great resources for musicians. Articles on just about anything related to music marketing. Dialogue is happening on all levels, from high up at the corporate and start-up biz side, down to the ...