Selling merchandise is optional, but having this option available allows fans to support your music directly other than by buying show tickets. Merch is a visual representation of your art and when anyone displays your artist or band name, you are increasing your brand’s reach. Use...
Author: Chris Robley Original Article by CD Baby DIY Musician Blog: Link to story Follow Chris Robley on Instagram: @chrisrobley As a new artist, you are likely wondering how to find venues where you can perform. Today's Tuesday Tips come from Chris Robley, Editor of CD Baby, who...
Original Article: Artvoice by Jamie Moses Follow Artvoice on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Slowly but surely, more artists are going on tours and fans are excited to experience live shows again. Planning a tour takes time, but think of all that you'll gain as you play at...
Having an online presence is one of the best ways to grow as an artist. By sharing your creations and some aspects of your life online, you are establishing and growing connections with people who are interested in what you do. Once you have a...
@bandzoogle After writing multiple songs it is normal to run into the dreaded creative block. Perhaps a melody doesn't sound complete and no matter what changes are made, the right sound isn't there. For musicians who work in an industry other than music, it can be...
Original article: Pirate Blog @pirateofficial https://pirate.com/en/blog/rehearsal-tips/get-feedback-on-music/ Author: Charlie Weinmann IG: @cfwein Receiving feedback on music is a crucial part of the creative process. Whether a song is being conceptualized or completed, musicians can reap the benefits from reaching out to other creatives. FanFlex is ready to help out musicians who are...