A strong music brand is the key to standing out, but it takes more than just great music to build lasting success. From defining your identity to mastering visual aesthetics and storytelling, learn how to master branding for musicians.
Check out some women owned record labels making waves in 2025. From empowering underrepresented voices to pushing creative boundaries, tune into what these trailblazers are up to.
Is music promotion on TikTok worth the time and effort? Learn how the platform’s viral power can boost a career and whether TikTok Promote is a smart investment for independent artists.
Learn how to stay healthy on tour with simple tips culled from Dr. Marcela Castillo-Rama’s Berklee Online course on nutrition and health for musicians.
Music promotion platform Groover expands artists services with the goal of empowering musicians and DJs by providing them with the tools they need to gain visibility and meaningful opportunities in the music industry.
CD Baby’s single-release series continues with this crucial guide to marketing after release day. From day-after tips to playlist pitching, learn how to keep momentum moving.
SXSW will be getting two days shorter in 2026, the festival has officially confirmed. Instead of being spread over 9 days, all three SXSW festivals – Interactive, Film & TV and Music – will run concurrently over 7 days.
YouTube offers a unique opportunity to grow an audience and transform casual viewers into loyal supporters. In this post, you’ll learn how to leverage features, enhance interaction and how build a fanbase on YouTube.
After a turbulent week for both the live music stocks and the broader stock market, top US live music stocks were up Monday morning in premarket trading.
With the internet and digital technologies driving rapid change within the music industry, articles about new releases and who has been hired and fired are no longer enough. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward.
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