You want to be writing and playing music, but you have to wear a multitude of different hats as well; recording engineer, producer, booking agent, PR specialist, radio plugger, and the list goes on.
We have put together a series of resource guides to help you to progress in your career and make your life a little bit easier.
So sit down, dive in and let’s make 2023 the year you take big strides in your music career.
Free Stuff For Musicians!
As we get into 2023, times are tough.
We are in a global economic crisis. Money is tight, and making a living from doing what you love can seem daunting, if not impossible.
I wholeheartedly believe musicians shouldn’t be priced out of doing what they love…
Gigging is a fundamental practice for many musicians. It is a superb way to connect to your audience, spread the word about new releases and build a solid and loyal fanbase.
So if you need a little inspiration on getting live gigs, let’s take a deep dive at the top tried and tested strategies…
You are about to release a new single and start your Music PR Plug.
Three weeks before the release drops, you send the pre-release link to blogs, radio stations, magazines, playlist curators, and anyone and everyone who can help you gain traction to get your single out to the masses.
Still, you’re left with a burning question…
“After all of my hard work, is my music even being heard?”
Social media bios are the first place fans visit when they want to know more about you – first impressions count!
If visitors land on your page and see you are professional, well structured and worth investing their time on, they are far more likely to check out your music.
The blog brings in musicians from multiple genres, ages and walks of life. We work with many musicians weekly, helping their careers progress and supporting their new releases.
Working with so many talented musicians is ace. Still, we see common mistakes repeatedly happening, so we thought it would be helpful to put together the most common errors that are easy to avoid – if you are aware of them.
Do you need to make money to fund your next music release?
Finding a system that allows you to create your own budget to reinvest back into your music will fuel your growth as an artist or band – and even better it is sustainable growth.
I’d like to point out from the get-go, I am not affiliated with The Unsigned Guide in any way. It’s just a helpful resource I have used as a musician, and I believe it could benefit you too!
Back in 2009, The Unsigned Guide was a staple of any indie artist’s reading material.