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Why Quality Wins Out Over Quantity For Local Shows If you’re starting out, it makes sense to look for every performance opportunity available. Every chance to play in front of people brims with the promise of experience – whether it’s the open mic night at your local coffee shop or opening for another band. However, […]
Read MoreWhat Low Streams Can Tell You About Your Music It can be a massive letdown to pour everything into your music and find out that hardly anyone is listening. High streaming numbers of your song may show that it’s good and people like it. However, does a low amount of streams mean a song or […]
Read More5 Tips For A Money-Making Tour Touring can be really exciting. You get to see the world, meet new fans, and hang out with your bandmates for weeks or months on end. While it comes with the occasional struggle, it’s an integral part of building your fan base and growing your career as a serious […]
Read More3 Tips For Writing Rich, Nuanced Lyrics Many songwriters find writing music easy but feel a deep sense of panic when it comes time to match their ideas with lyrics. Lyric writing is a skill that can be developed with time, practice, and experimentation. Try these three tips to hone your lyrical skills in songwriting: […]
Read More4 Goals To Embrace Now For New Artists If you’re new to making music, chances are you feel overwhelmed every time you think about how to move your career forward. Great music is a given to get to where you want in music. But it’s not always clear what it takes to write your best […]
Read MoreHow to Write Music For the Rest of Your Life Think of songwriting like a romantic relationship. When things are going well and ideas come by effortlessly, it feels natural and doesn’t take much work. This is akin to the honeymoon phase of falling in love, when all you want is to be with the […]
Read MoreHow to Embrace Musical Dead-Ends in Your Songwriting Running into dead-ends in your songwriting practice is inevitable – it could hit you at any stage of your journey. As creators, we can embrace that uncertainty or turn away from it. The former, however, may lead to unexpected inspiration and creativity. Try one of these strategies […]
Read MoreWhat’s The Difference Between PR And Marketing? It’s the age-old question: what’s the difference between PR and marketing? They work together to move a brand forward and are vital to a musician’s career, but are not the same thing. To be a successful musician in today’s fast-moving industry, it’s crucial to have a basic understanding […]
Read More5 Tips For Maintaining A Thriving Songwriting Practice You may not realize this if you’re a developing artist, but you have a unique songwriting practice. This includes everything: from your approach to writing lyrics to how you come up with riffs, beats, melodies, and song structures. It’s individual to you, and looks different for each […]
Read MoreHow Stripping Down A Song Can Help You Become A Better Writer With so much of the music we hear on a daily basis being chock full of heavy instrumentation and sleek production elements, it can be hard to understand and hear what the true bones of a song are. Dig deep beneath track automation, […]
Read MoreHow to manage your time as a musician Does this sounds familiar? You wake up bright-eyed, ready to tackle the day. You have all the energy and intention to get your to-dos done and then some. Then somewhere along the way, you’re being pulled in many different directions. Someone needs your attention, or you’re just […]
Read More3 Tips For Prioritizing Music In Your Weekly Schedule Music might be one of the most important things in your life, but that doesn’t mean you’ll be able to pursue it in earnest easily. From fighting through seasons where inspiration seems impossible with having to balance non-musical priorities during your week, working on music consistently […]
Read MoreHow Overthinking Music Theory May Hinder Your Creativity A firm grasp of music theory is one of the most powerful assets you can have as a songwriter. Music theory gives you a broad understanding of the music you hear and helps you apply what you observe to your music. It also places an array of […]
Read More3 Different Songwriting Approaches To Try If you have been creating music for a while, you may feel like you’ve hit a brick wall with your writing. This could be the case for writers in all stages of their careers. Embracing risk and curiosity in your process can help shift your mindset when it comes […]
Read More3 Ways To Improve Your Songwriting Through Critical Listening If you’re a songwriter trying to improve your craft, consistently making music is just one part of the equation. Listening closely to the music you hear is one of the most powerful ways to write better music. This means that every time you listen to music, […]
Read MoreA Guide to Roles in the Music Industry: Building Out Your Team If you dream of having a career in the music industry, there are more opportunities than ever! It can be a lot to keep track of – the music industry includes a variety of roles that work together to create the music we […]
Read More3 Ways To Raise Money For Causes You Care About As A Musician As a musician, you have a unique platform to raise money and bring awareness to important causes. Even bands and solo artists with small followings can engage their fan base to get behind causes they care about – whether it’s fundraising for […]
Read MoreHow To Build a Thriving Community of Fans When it comes down to it, we all just want to feel seen. We long to be a part of something that feels like we belong. For so many of us, music is that escape. It serves as a safe haven, a creative nook where we can […]
Read MoreHow To Write About Experiences That Are Human And Interesting Songwriting is arguably one of the most compelling art forms. It is humanity looking back at itself – giving us the ability to reflect in profound ways. A song about heartbreak has the power to bring a person to their knees by ways of evoking […]
Read MoreHow Being Patient Can Improve Your Music It takes far less time to share music than before, no matter where you are in your artist journey. Factors like inexpensive recording equipment and digital music distribution make getting your songs in front of listeners quick, easy, and inexpensive – but there’s a hidden cost here to […]
Read MorePlot Partial mobilization in Russia Conscription often becomes a problem for Russians whose debts are already taken care of by bailiffs, — a serviceman's income may change dramatically, and deductions from the card will continue to be made in the usual amount. On September 28, the FSSP published clarifications in its official Telegram channel, which […]
Read MoreRussians who work as self-employed will be entitled to paid sick leave. The details of the aif.ru program were given by the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation. “You can connect to the voluntary social insurance program for the self-employed through the My Tax application. At the same time, it is possible to pay […]
Read MorePlot Partial mobilization in Russia Employees of the Russian Football Union (RFU) communicate with representatives of the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation about booking athletes from conscription for military service as part of partial mobilization, RIA Novosti Sport reports with reference to the RFU communications service. It is noted that when communicating with […]
Read MoreGlobal warming, which has caused frequent spring hurricanes in Russia, can lead to regular autumn hurricanes, said climatologist Alexander Rodin to Gazeta.ru. "Spring hurricanes have become practically the climatic norm in central Russia. And, perhaps, there will be regular autumn hurricanes, also associated with the restructuring of atmospheric currents. This, by the way, may be directly […]
Read MorePlot Partial mobilization in Russia Aif.ru looked into duffel bag, which is given from the government of Moscow at mobilization points. All citizens mobilized in the capital, now receive a gift from the city. It consists of two parts. First — universal, it includes personal hygiene items. And here is the second part of the gift set is selected individually for each mobilized. […]
Read MorePlot Partial mobilization in Russia President of Russia Vladimir Putin, during a meeting with permanent members of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, said that numerous questions were received from the Russians on partial mobilization, it was important to correct all mistakes and prevent their repetition, RIA Novosti reports. According to the Russian leader, […]
Read MorePlot Partial mobilization in Russia Aif.ru correspondents visited a temporary mobilization center deployed in the Museum of Moscow, talked to the military commissar and guys who will soon leave for a military unit. Military Commissar of the Zamoskvoretsky District of the Central Administrative District Alexey Buyanov: “These gift sets from the government of Moscow are in clothing warehouses of mobilization points […]
Read MoreAfter the age of 40, significant changes occur in the body, including hormonal changes, which serve as a trigger for aging. Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Svetlana Kanevskaya told Gazeta.ru about this. After 40 years, the reproductive system slows down in women. At the age of 40-45, the ovaries stop working. Stopping reproductive functions takes […]
Read MoreStory Sanctions against Russia and RF retaliatory measures On 26 September, both lines of the gas pipeline were damaged in the territorial waters of Denmark "Nord Stream — 1″ and one of two lines of Nord Stream — 2". These destructions, in addition to the obvious economic ones, will also have environmental consequences, because tens of millions of cubic meters of […]
Read MoreAverage temperatures in Russia will rise by 3-4 degrees by the end of the century. This was told to Gazeta.ru by the executive director of the scientific and technical center for monitoring the environment and ecology of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, climatologist Alexander Rodin. According to him, this situation will cause significant changes […]
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