For those of us who are not very familiar with the many facets of the music business; Music publishing is often one of the most confusing aspects of the industry. In the print world, one might regard the act of “publishing” as taking a writers literary works, turning them into a full fledged book and […]
[sociallocker]Every industry you can imagine has a set of standards in which the professionals abide by in order to keep things uniform. The same is true for the music industry, and when you consider the vast amount of music being made, and distributed, it’s essential to have a set of guidelines to keep track of […]
Every now and then you come across someone with such an amazing voice that you can’t help but to keep hitting the replay button. For us Katy Mcallister is definitely one of those artists. From the way she carries her notes to the passion in her voice, Katy is the epitome of raw talent. Under […]
When we first wrote this 7 years ago, streaming was nowhere near where it is now. We have some work on our hands! As an artist, you should be reaping the rewards for your hard work, and regardless of what genre of music you make, you should not be giving your music away for FREE. That doesn’t mean you […]
Doing what we do and doing what he does, it was only a matter of time before our paths crossed. Twenty-two year old Chris Vigil a.k.a. Splyt is definitely a Colorado artist to look out for. He’s been opening up for some pretty big names, and after every performance few can deny that he walks away […]
One big difference we notice between home studio recordings and professional recordings is the quality and clarity of the vocals. Not only does the quality of the microphone you’re using matter, but what also matters is cutting out the sound that the human ear can’t hear as well as adding presence to your vocals. These two videos will […]
By Jay Rosenthal Edited by Julian Bentley, 2009 Published by the International Association of Entertainment Lawyers […]
COPYRIGHT LAW BASICS Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution of the United States “Congress shall have the power to … To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries.” U.S. COPYRIGHT ACT Grants Exclusive Rights […]
It’s quite nice of you to put out free mix-tapes here and there, but aren’t you ready to start making money for what you do? I mean dang, $100 for a mix-tape cover, another what, $200 for CD duplication? Oh and let’s not forget the cost of studio time if you don’t own your own, […]
Denver’s own Pries (pronounced ‘pr-ee-ce’) recently released NO GLUE 2; the sequel to No Glue. It’s definitely one of his better pieces of work. From content and beat selection, to features and final mastering, everything is on point. On this album he gives you a track for every mood you could possibly be in. For […]
Iggy Azalea to be exact. So we’ve been hearing this name Iggy floating around Twitter lately, mainly from the guys. And after watching her videos and hearing her flow, we can see why. Obviously we wanted to find out some more about her, so we started combing the internet and this is what we found. […]
In Protest Of Anti-Piracy Bill, Wikipedia To Go Dark by ©THE ASSOCIATED PRESS January 16, 2012 Wikipedia will black out the English language version of its website Wednesday to protest anti-piracy legislation under consideration in Congress, the foundation behind the popular community-based online encyclopedia said in a statement Monday night. The website will go dark for […]