Networking is an important part of moving forward in the music business. While you can start out doing everything by yourself, at one point you’re going to need to network and put a team together to help you move things forward faster. The below guides will help with this.
Whether you’re a solo act or you’re part of a group or band, you should be actively seeking other musicians to collaborate with. This could be in the form of someone lending their vocals to one of your tracks, a producer composing a song for you, or teaming up with another artist and doing a…
Twitter is a powerful tool for musicians. We all know that it can be great for not only keeping up with what your competition are doing, but also for networking with other people in the music industry and fans alike. As with any tool though, there is a chance you will use it wrong. While…
Shaun Letang: If you’re still new to networking in the music industry and want to know how to get started with this process, you’re in luck. I’ve managed to secure an exclusive guide on the subject from Jonathan Bond, a marketing assistant over at www.musicgateway.net. He gives some good tips for getting started with networking,…