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Getting A Publicist’s Attention: 3 Creative And Easy Ways

With so many bands and artists out there clamoring for attention, capturing the interest of a publicist becomes quite a challenge. Here are three creative techniques you can employ which will increase. Continue reading

Guest Post on 12/15/2015 in D.I.Y. | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: Artist, Budget, business, Bustle, creativity, Kerrang!, Mass media, publicist, Roadrunner Records, Sonicbids

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5 Startup Concepts To Help You Prepare For The Musicpreneur Era

With the music business changing and developing, it is important to be prepared for whatever is coming next. Here we look at several good concepts utilized by startups to keep in mind as a. Continue reading

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Tags: . design, Apple Inc., Clint Eastwood, creativity, Damon Albarn, Do it yourself, Grammy Award, IPod, Minimum viable product, social media

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Hypebot Hosts LA Music Tech Meetup Tomorrow

Hypebot will host our fifth Los Angeles meetup for readers to have a conversation with like-minded peers. You are invited to gather for drinks on Thursday, July 23 from 6:30 to. Continue reading

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Tags: Book of Revelation, Brooklyn, Conversation, creativity, Hypebot, Los Angeles, music industry, Nashville, New York City, San Francisco, Tennessee

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Music Production: Accessibility, Experimentation in the Bedroom

The digital age has allowed us to explore new heights in how we create music. But have we become so jaded and bombarded with new music that is becomes too. Continue reading

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Tags: Ableton, creativity, Digital audio workstation, Disclosure (film), Electronic music, Hot Chip, Information Age, James Blake, music industry, Record producer

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How to Craft Your Band’s Pitch for 5 Types of Media Outlets

The world of media has expanded into a myriad of outlets that can seem overwhelming. However, as a DIY musician, having a proper PR strategy is an essential tool in. Continue reading

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Tags: Alabama, Birmingham, Blog, creativity, Facebook, Fan (person), Instagram, Josh Ritter, Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, music industry, Sara Evans

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MusicThinkTank Weekly Recap: Your Fans Won’t Come to Your Shows…

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Diana Hereld: Creativity in Constraint: Exploiting the Boundaries David Dusty: Seeking Success for Your Songs. Continue reading

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Tags: Arts and Entertainment, blogging, business, constraint, Corey Denis, creativity, David Dusty, Diana Hereld, Facebook, fans, Jeremy Gocke, License, licensing, List of Firefly characters, music, music industry, Natalie Cheng, Shopping, shows, song, songs, success

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Creativity in Constraint: Exploiting the Boundaries

On July 11, 2013, Stanford University’s Center for the Advanced Study of Behavioral Sciences held its 2nd annual Behavior Science Summit that examined the state of behavioral science and its. Continue reading

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Tags: arts, Behavior Science summit, Behavioural sciences, business, creative, creativity, Daniel Levitin, Diana Hereld, education, innovation, limit, McGill University, music, Music Think Tank, Natalie Cheng, Stanford University, tech, This Is Your Brain On Music, United States

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MusicThinkTank Weekly Recap: When Tragedy Is in the News: How to Respond as a Musician & More

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud David Philips: Red Bull stole my music! 3 important lessons for indie artists. Simon Tam: The Most Underrated Things in a Musician’s. Continue reading

admin on 04/20/2013 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: Bob Baker, Boston, career, creative, creativity, David Philips, goals, Independent, indie, Mark Doyon, marketing, musician, Natalie Cheng, Red Bull, serious, Simon Tam, song, success, tragedy, underrated, YouTube

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Songwriting 101: Why Originality Matters

Do you play original songs or only play cover songs? The answer to this question can reveal your true intent, ambitions, and talent. When first starting out, musicians cover songs,. Continue reading

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Tags: creative, creativity, Mark Doyon, musician, Natalie Cheng, originality

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Twitter’s New Vine For Musicians

Various Twitter users have already started using the video sharing app, Vine. With this app, musicians can share more content and use this as another tool for a music marketing. Continue reading

admin on 01/30/2013 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: creativity, David Roberts, music marketing, Natalie Cheng, social media, Twitter, video, Vine

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MusicThinkTank.com Weekly Recap: 5 Things All Musicians Need BEFORE Starting a Digital PR Campaign & More

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Jon Ostrow: 5 Things All Musicians Need BEFORE Starting a Digital PR Campaign Francis Mcentegart: Artist Managers Management Contracts Jacob Rosati: Alternative. Continue reading

admin on 11/17/2012 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: artist manager, Contract, creativity, digital, Entrepreneurship, Francis mcentegart, intrapreneurship, Jacob Rosati, Jon Ostrow, marketing, MTT, music, Music Think Tank, Natalie Cheng, PR, publicity, quality, Stephen Carmichael

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