When being an independent artist, your budget can be a little tight. Any money you typically make will go right back into merchandise, your gas tank to get to your next show, or if you’re lucky enough a recording. However, there’s one element that is often missed by artists that…Continue Reading
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Want Fuller Sounding Songs? Try These 4 Tips
Fullness. It’s one thing that separates a great-sounding song from a clearly home-produced song. But how do you get fuller sounding songs? It would be nice if there were a “make my song sound fuller” knob I could turn on. But as far as I know, there’s not (yet). This…Continue Reading
10 Myths About Songwriting Busted!
Image via Shutterstock This article originally appeared on Soundfly. I’ve been teaching songwriting for a long time. But for a long time before that I’d been hearing all kinds of excuses from songwriters going through writer’s block and friends who say, “Oh, I could never write a song,” which is like saying…Continue Reading
4 Benefits to Renting Instruments (And Where to Get Them)
Image via Shutterstock It may sometimes seem like everything connected to being a musician is expensive. Studio time, touring, merchandise, and even the instruments you need to make your art can clear out your bank account. This is a sad truth about the music world, and there’s little anyone can…Continue Reading
5 Techniques to Beat Writer’s Block and Write a Great Song
Image via Shutterstock No matter who you are — from Leonard Cohen to your favorite subway busker — if you’re a songwriter, you’re bound to hit some creative roadblocks from time to time. Some days, creativity just pours out of you, and some days, things just do not click. Instead…Continue Reading
