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Musicians Guide To Facebook 1. Set up groups instead of pages: Groups have changed in the way they work and old groups have been scheduled to be archived. 2. You should make sure this is filled at all times. 3. It is very easy to add music to your site, with sites like RootMusic and Reverbnation offering music tabs. 4. It may seem like I’m contradicting myself, but I’m not. 5. The event facility on facebook has been overused to death. 6. Only about 5% of your fans will see your status updates and if you don’t engage them regularly those 5% will be sent updates from others instead. 7. Facebook is not twitter and people do not like seeing their news feed clogged up by one person or band. 8. For the exact same reason as above, this is an absolute no no. 9. The whole point of Web 2.0 is interaction. You should also comment on your own posts. 10. One of the great new changes with facebook in the last year is the ability to use facebook as your page. 11. Facebook makes it easy for your fans to share your content. 12.
audiotool.com Independent Blog: 5 Essential Sites for Sharing Your Music. These are 5 of the most basic sites for social band/artist promotion. Being an independent musician isn't too hard if you have the time and the know how. Be creative with the way you get your music out there. This list should make that a little easier. 5 Soundcloud: The most basic of music promoting sites. 1 iTunes: If you want to become an internet independent music success, with a heap of downloads under your belt, you have to be on iTunes. qobuz What exactly is ThisSoundGoesAround.com? | ThisSoundGoesAround.com This Sound Goes Around is a music promotion blog where you can stay up to date with great, new music of all genres, whether it be glitch-hop, hip-hop, indie rock or anything in between. We differ from the thousands of music blogs in the blogosphere in that we don’t rush to post anything and everything that we hear; we give it all a good listen, pick out the gems, and share it with you and try to provide some good reading along with it. Hopefully after a visit through the vast TSGA archives, you’ll find some new music that you enjoy. With all the crackdowns on copyright laws, it’s important to emphasize that it’s not necessary to continuously illegally download music. Through the evolution of ThisSoundGoesAround.com, we strive to make TSGA more than just your average music promotion blog, and rather more of a movement.
Fraca-Ma - les dernières actualités - Fracamag #67 (ITW : CAE Arte-Facts) How To Become A Musician: The Top 10 List This is hardly an exhaustive list of how to become a musician. But here are some time-proven tips for discovering your musical Voice, the VIBE that will ultimately distinguish YOU from everybody else. 1. You are learning to become a musician when you realize nobody can teach you how to play music but you. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Don't forget the fact that YOU are a HUMAN BEING, not a HUMAN DOING. You can get points 1-9 together, but if you are not taking care of yourself emotionally and spiritually, nothing else will be rewarding for long. Need help with that ...? Prioritize for life, not just for music. Your feelings, physical and mental state affect the way you think, process and ultimately communicate on your axe. Becoming a musician is much less glamorous than MTV might promise. Time, Work and Humility don't usually get mentioned in the interviews. Developing your musical voice takes time, with some more time added, and then did I mention how long this can all take?