Dave Rose of Deep South Entertainment shares some practical advice for artists about building a loyal fan base and a successful career that balances solid business and marketing strategies with creating great music, live and in the studio.
Chris Mooney, Director of Artist Promotions at TuneCore, talks about how music distribution companies work with artists and how indie artists can build successful careers in music.
Grammy-winning, and ten-time Grammy-nominated mix engineer Jason Goldstein talks about building a successful 20-year career and shares some advice for artists and producers looking to choose the right engineer for their projects.
Songwriter, composer and producer Christopher Tyng discusses the realities and challenges of the DIY movement and shares information about how artists can get involved with the Grow Music Project.
Dan Melnick of TurnStyle Music Group talks about the work his company does for artists and some best practices for bands that want to build up a network of fans and industry people in their home cities and beyond.
A live stream of the 2013 Future of Music Summit in Washington, D.C., October 28-29.
Steve McMurry of Acoustic Syndicate talks about building relationships with fans and the industry in order to build a nationally-touring act and successfully creating a fulfilling career in music.
Casey Rae, Interim Executive Director of the Future of Music Coalition talks about music copyright laws, addressing the needs of artists and creators in the Digital Age and the 2013 Future of Music Summit.
Guitarist, singer and songwriter Jeff Klein of My Jerusalem talks about building a career in music and shares some tips for artists looking to build relationships, improve their live shows and grow their fan base in order to make a living through music.
Senior publicist Pam Nashel Leto of Girlie Action talks about the changing landscape of music PR and shares some techniques artists can use to approach the press, give quality interviews and promote and market their music.