DIY Musician Debunked: Of Course You Don’t Do It All Yourself
If you're venturing down the road of becoming a DIY Musician but fear that means going it alone, you can breathe a sigh of relief. Do it yourself does not, and especially in the music industry, should not mean doing it by yourself. It is true that when you're first starting out there are logistical limitations that create obstacles in your path. It is hard to hire the good help you need when your budget is breathing down your neck, but with a little balance between learned self-sufficiency and knowing when to reach out, you'll be on your way in no time.
Never pass up the opportunity to learn from another in the industry. Kyle Williams, host of the independent show, "Seeds of Music" where artists are interviewed and share their secrets to breaking into the music business, knows first hand just how powerful that knowledge can be. He's broken the traits of successful DIY musicians into three categories: Understanding, Taking, and Learning. See what he has to share on MusicThinkTank.com
"Everyone who is successful has help, and every large venture is a collaborative effort. Music careers are no different. DIY Musician = musician who is knowledgeable in the basics of online marketing, music distribution, and other music industry related business skills."
hey macklemore did it by himself! (if you don’t count the warner bros marketing and distribution muscle that was behind it).
FYI I posted, What needs to DIE in 2014, back on December 31, 2013 via http://MusicCapitalist.com
Hint – D.I.Y.
There are some artists out there that do it themselves, I’m sure!