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Having a bio is a vital asset to have as an artist. Until you are signed, where generally your manager/booking agent can handle your press kit, the task of writing a bio is on you! It can feel weird to write about yourself, especially when you are (sort of) bragging about yourself. But having a well-written bio is important to have when you start getting bookings and start signing releases.
If you have TikTok, you know the name. Phonk music is a relatively new genre of music that has emerged in the past decade. It’s a type of hip-hop and trap that combines elements of funk, soul, and chopped-and-screwed music.
Clearing a sample for your music can be a complicated and time-consuming process, not to mention it’s not even guaranteed it will be cleared! But it’s essential if you want to avoid any legal issues down the line.
If you’re interested in the music industry, whether as a musician, producer, or fan, there are some terms that you should know to better understand how the industry works. Here are some of the most important music industry terms to know:
How you brand yourself as an artist is crucial for establishing a successful career in the music industry. In today’s digital age, it’s essential to have a strong online presence to showcase your skills, attract potential clients, and build a fanbase.
This is where Spotify Discovery Mode comes in – a new feature that helps artists get their music in front of more people.
Last week during Spotify’s Stream On event, the company shared with us some big changes and new features coming to the app. Let’s take a look at the most exciting changes coming to Spotify this year.
Pretzel streaming is a platform that provides royalty-free music for live streamers, content creators, and broadcasters to use in their streams without the risk of copyright strikes. It offers a wide variety of music genres that are curated specifically for streaming and are safe to use on platforms such as Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook Gaming. The platform was founded in …
If you’re a musician, producer, or label owner, you’ve likely come across the term “ISRC” at some point. An ISRC, or International Standard Recording Code, is a unique identifier assigned to individual sound recordings. Think of it like a license plate number for your music. What Are They For? ISRCs are used to track and identify sound recordings, which is …
An album cover art is the visual representation of a music album, usually found on the front of the album packaging. It is an important aspect of a musician’s brand and can greatly impact the perception of the music itself.
