Education
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Label Services: What You Need to Know Before Signing
Distributor label services offer various benefits beyond digital distribution, but artists must carefully evaluate the specifics, costs, and potential impact on their careers before committing.
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The Music Industry’s “360 Deal” Takes a 180 Turn
“Not surprisingly, the record labels aren’t rolling over.”
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The Importance of Taking Publicity Photos that Align with Your Music
Taking new publicity photos requires intention and purpose.
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Lil Uzi Vert Recorded 680 Songs in 18 Months: Is That a Good or Bad Creative Process?
Prodigious output or the beginning of massive creative burnout?
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Emailing Your Music: Best Practices for Contacting Writers & Music Curators
Remember to keep your email concise and to the point, highlight your best work, and provide easily accessible smart links.
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To Hire or Not to Hire a Publicist: Making the Best Choice for Your Music Career
Learn when and why it makes sense for recording artists to hire a music publicist, including the cost, payment, and finding the right publicist for your needs.
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The Impact of Album Artwork on Digital Marketing: A Vital Element for Artist Discovery
It may be tempting for recording artists to overlook artwork, especially in the streaming era, but doing so would be a mistake.
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Should an Artist Have Their Own Website?
“A website gives you complete control over your online presence and allows you to showcase your music and brand uniquely.”
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Why Artists Should Never Use a Lawyer Provided By a Record Label
There are instances where the interests of the label and the artist diverge. To protect yourself, you should never allow the label to provide you with an attorney.
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Does Album Sequencing Still Matter In the Streaming Era?
“Some artists have started to think more creatively about how to sequence their albums, knowing that the traditional model of beginning-to-end listening may no longer apply.”
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How to Support a Friend Pursuing a Career In Music
“Sometimes, the best way to support a friend is simply to be there for them.”












