Podcasts about independent musician

Social media continues to be an ever invasive and messy, yet necessary aspect to the independent artist trying to get their music heard. We're hashing out our plans and ideas for our social medias in the coming year. As a community we'd love to get your take. Help Support the Channel: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/audionautic Thanks to our Patrons who support what we do: Audionauts: Abby, Bendu, David Svrjcek, Josh Wittman, Paul Ledbrook, Matt Donatelli and Stephen Setzepfandt Lars Haur - Audionaut Producer Jonathan Goode - Audionaut Producer Join the conversation:

Caroline Spence has released 5 records independently and via Rounder Records, has written and/or recorded with Emmylou Harris, Lori McKenna, Matt Berninger (The National), and Sarah Jarosz, and toured with Mary Chapin Carpenter, John Moreland, Tyler Childers, and American Aquarium. We talk to Caroline about being in relationship with your creativity, awareness of, and moving beyond defining yourself externally or through your creative output, losing respect for the music industry, accepting that your wants and goals change over time, and a whole lot more.Get more access and support this show by subscribing to our Patreon, right here.Links:Caroline SpenceEp 22 - Group Text (Erin Rae, Kelsey Waldon, Caroline and Michaela Anne)‘The Artist's Way'Nonesuch RecordsWilcoEp 60 - Lori McKennaEp 27 - Mary GauthierEddie's AtticEp 13 - Becca MancariClick here to watch this conversation on YouTube.Social Media:The Other 22 Hours InstagramThe Other 22 Hours TikTokMichaela Anne InstagramAaron Shafer-Haiss InstagramAll music written, performed, and produced by Aaron Shafer-Haiss. Become a subscribing member on our Patreon to gain more inside access including exclusive content, workshops, the chance to have your questions answered by our upcoming guests, and more.

In June, I ran a special promotion in my merch store, The Susana Shop, which generated €800 in sales in just one week. In this episode, I use this example to share valuable sales lessons for musicians and artists. You'll learn what it takes to successfully sell merchandise, event tickets, and more.Watch the BCFA podcast interviews on YouTube here! Click here to download my free ebook titled 'Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career.' Check out my 1:1 music career coaching program here. Are you wondering if and how you will be able to turn your passion into a paycheque and live from your music & skills? Let's chat about it! Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call here. Follow BCFA on Instagram via https://www.instagram.com/businesscoachingforartists/

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Send us a text and let us know what you think!While we're still in the midst of cleanup post-Beryl, we wanted to share another great podcast from our scene that you will find very helpful if you're a new or upcoming artist running your own team! Hope you enjoy this new episode of Independent Musician's Guide from our friends Sam Cox and Autumn Ragland.If you love what we're doing here at Texas Toast, please support us by giving a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify (and writing a quick review if you have the time), subscribing on YouTube and MOST IMPORTANTLY, sharing the show with a friend or family member! All of this helps us so much more than you know!Huge thanks to our friends at JAMM NATION, CH Lonestar Promo, Release Rocket & More Than Music Creations for supporting the show! Find all of our podcast episodes in audio or video format at www.texastoastpodcast.com! Support the Show.

Mickyle Burrell, a BYU-Idaho student, is an independent musician ready to release some new music for all to hear. In this interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, he shares his musical journey and the challenges he's faced along the way.

Alisa Amador joins Music Journeys to chat about her new album and the experience of winning the 2022 Tiny Desk Contest.

Miles of FanSociety joins The Agenda podcast to break down why musicians typically get such a small cut of the money generated by their music, and how blockchain-based fundraising tools may offer a lifeline and help artists build sustainable careers without needing record labels.The Agenda is brought to you by Cointelegraph and hosted/produced by Ray Salmond and Jonathan DeYoung. Follow Cointelegraph on Twitter at @Cointelegraph, Jonathan at @maddopemadic and Ray at @HorusHughes. Jonathan is also on Instagram at @maddopemadic, and he makes the music for the podcast — hear more at madic.art.If you want to help build FanSociety, reach out to Miles on Telegram at @MilesAwayNoww. Check out Cointelegraph at cointelegraph.com.If you like what you heard, rate us and leave a review!The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast are its participants' alone and do not necessarily reflect or represent the views and opinions of Cointelegraph. This podcast (and any related content) is for entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial advice, nor should it be taken as such. Everyone must do their own research and make their own decisions. The podcast's participants may or may not own any of the assets mentioned.

Episode 191 On this week's episode of the YMC podcast, your humble hosts Jay Gilbert and Mike Etchart chat about these important music biz stories: "Is UMG's TikTok Ban Hurting Its U.S. Streaming Numbers? Here's What The Evidence Shows" (Glenn Peoples at Billboard); "An Independent Musician's Perspective - On The TikTok Legislation Before Congress" (Blake Morgan); "Q1 2024 Music Trend Report" (Jesse Kirschbaum's Beats & Bytes).  Plus audio drops with Jen Jacobson, Executive Director of the Artists Rights Alliance, and Janice Polizzotto, Chief Relationship Officer of Music Will.  Link to Ohio State Universitie's Music Industry Summit, FREE and open to all!  https://www.ohio.edu/music-industry-summit     Subcribe to the newsletter! YourMorning.Coffee

None other than Ed Sheran gets called out by Fiona Kennedy. As Fiona played Pairc Ui Chaoimh in 1985 to 60,000 Kris Kristofferson with just her guitar. Stick that up your jumper Ed. Fiona Kennedy has a rich legacy and an evolving future. Winner of Screen Test, an RTE talent competition in the 80s. Saw Fiona go on to release 4 independent albums. At the end of March 2024 Fiona self-produced show Natural Woman will debut at the Cork Arts Theatre. Inspired by women, Fiona is a woman who is both talented and inspiring in her own right. Fiona gives us her full background in Wedding Music and how ceremonies have changed over her career. Great advice is given to those who want the traditional wedding march, to those who do not know what they want at all and how to strike a balance in the church. Fiona's talent for songwriting is transferable to wedding ceremonies, as some songs may require a little tweaking. Tips for family and friends singing in the church too. As a wedding supplier we build many connections and Fiona shares some wonderful stories, singing across generations of weddings. Award Winning in all her music endeavours, Fiona was awarded Wedding Singer of the Year in 2021. Fiona puts that down to the reviews from couples. Fiona is also available for Drinks Receptions and highly recommended by Benny (and he is a tough cookie!). #wedding #ireland #podcast Check out Fiona's Show: https://corkartstheatre.com/event/natural-woman-fiona-kennedy/ All things Fiona at: https://www.fionakennedy.ie/ Have a listen:  https://open.spotify.com/artist/2XLohQJFHdfwq9xuxODdz6?si=n3DP34cwQjubEqWAAb68fw Wedding Photographers Cork, Laura and Benny Photography cover weddings throughout Munster, Ireland: https://lauraandbennyphotography.com/ Laura and Benny Photography are Irish Wedding Photographers sharing all their knowledge of how weddings actually happen in Ireland. Laura is from Cork and Benny is from Dublin. Laura and Benny also partner with Weddimony Films for Wedding Videography so check out https://weddimonyfilms.com/ You can follow Laura's daily stories on Instagram @ https://www.instagram.com/lauraandbennyphotography/ Laura be on the TikTok Too https://www.tiktok.com/@lauraandbennyphotograph

Join The Pipeman as we welcome the indomitable spirit of Dave from Fear of Water, who defies the typical image of a one-man band with his hard rock anthems. Listen in as Dave reveals the unique challenges and rewards of being a solo artist in a genre dominated by multi-member bands. He opens up about the journey of honing his craft across multiple instruments, the recording process, and how he keeps his ego in check amidst the cutthroat music industry. Discover the creative fire behind his latest single "Codependent Parasites" and how he collaborates with established artists while preserving his singular musical identity. The landscape of modern music is ever-changing, and this episode peels back the layers to uncover the balance between commercial success and artistic integrity. I share my own experiences as a one-man band, striving to create music that resonates with my artistic vision rather than bowing to industry expectations. We discuss the complexities of working with hit-making producers and the fine line between maintaining originality and appealing to a broader audience. Tune in for an enlightening discussion on how I weave progressive metal and rock elements into my work without succumbing to a formulaic sound. The episode takes a turn towards the profound interplay of music, religion, and politics. We tackle the contentious issues surrounding the separation of church and state, and how current events reflect this debate. I'm joined by Aaron, a fellow artist who navigates his faith while challenging the misuse of religion in politics through his art. We also cast a critical eye on recent Texas legislation, corporate influence in personal freedoms, and the importance of inclusivity and empathy in our society. The power of music as a unifying force is celebrated, highlighting its ability to transcend barriers and bring people together. EPISODE CHAPTERS (0:00:05) - Independent Musician's Journey to Success (0:14:37) - Modern Music Trends and Artistic Integrity (0:22:03) - Influence of Music and Religion (0:28:01) - Separation of Church and State (0:33:19) - Issues With Legislation and Division (0:48:37) - Exploring Cuba, Empathy, and Music (0:55:38) - Celebrating Independent Artists EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH SHORT KEY POINTS (0:00:05) - Independent Musician's Journey to Success Solo hard rock artist Dave from Fear of Water shares his journey mastering instruments, recording process, and collaborating with established artists. (0:14:37) - Modern Music Trends and Artistic Integrity Evolution of song structure in contemporary music, tension between commercial success and artistic integrity, individuality and musicianship in creating unique, well-structured songs. (0:22:03) - Influence of Music and Religion Personal musical journey, valuing uniqueness, collaboration, distinctive sound, vocal stylings, inspiration from Roe V. Wade, critique of organized religion in politics. (0:28:01) - Separation of Church and State Christianity's normalization in American politics contradicts founding principles, as seen in proposed Texas bill and personal journey of man of faith. (0:33:19) - Issues With Legislation and Division Religion, politics, and corporate influence intersect in Texas, with discussions on Christianity in public spaces, corporate personhood, book bans, and the unifying power of music. (0:48:37) - Exploring Cuba, Empathy, and Music Cuba trip, art and music as forces for change, personal journey as speaker and musician, advice for facing challenges. (0:55:38) - Celebrating Independent Artists Grassroots support for indie artists, impact of small gestures on social media and streaming, and guest's journey on The Adventures of Pipe Man. EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH FULL SUMMARIES (0:00:05) - Independent Musician's Journey to Success (15 Minutes) This chapter welcomes Dave from Fear of Water, an impressive one-man band who breaks the stereotype of a multi-instrument street performer. I discuss with Dave the unique challenges and inspirations that come with being a solo artist in the hard rock genre, emphasizing the importance of skill and creativity over fame and connections. Dave shares his journey of dedication to mastering various instruments and the recording process, along with the realities of ego, comparison, and competition in the music industry. Highlighting his recent success with the single "Codependent Parasites," we explore the significance of his work ethic and the strategy behind collaborating with established artists, all while maintaining his distinct identity as a solo musician. (0:14:37) - Modern Music Trends and Artistic Integrity (7 Minutes) This chapter examines the evolution of song structure in contemporary music and the tension between commercial success and artistic integrity. We explore the prevalent formula in hit songs, exemplified by bands like Nickelback and country music hits, which often follow a predictable pattern and use similar keys, tempos, and melodic choices. I share my personal journey as a one-man band, emphasizing my commitment to creating music that satisfies my own standards, rather than conforming to industry formulas. Highlighting the challenge of working with producers who have crafted numerous chart-toppers, I discuss the respectful tension that arises from pursuing a sound that balances unique artistry with commercial appeal. I stress the importance of individuality and musicianship, aiming to offer listeners something distinctive by infusing progressive metal and rock elements into accessible, well-structured songs without relying on a copy-paste approach. (0:22:03) - Influence of Music and Religion (6 Minutes) This chapter we explore personal journeys in music creation, valuing uniqueness over conformity. I share my early musical attempts and the pursuit of a distinctive sound, a sentiment echoed in the collaborative efforts highlighted in my latest song, "Systemic." Guest Ryan Barrier's role in translating my vision into cover art showcases the importance of finding skilled partners who understand and execute your ideas. We touch on the distinctive vocal stylings of '90s icons and how Aaron from Gemini Syndrome's unique voice and image fit the creative vision for "Systemic." The conversation shifts to the song's inspiration from the Roe V. Wade overturning, and its critique of the misuse of organized religion in politics, stressing the need for elected officials to represent all constituents, not just their supporters. (0:28:01) - Separation of Church and State (5 Minutes) This chapter addresses the growing normalization of Christianity within American politics and its stark contrast to the founding fathers' intention of separating church and state. I express concerns over using religion as a weapon and how it contradicts the very essence of Christ's teachings. We explore the irony of Christian dominance in a country founded on religious freedom and the right to express—or not express—religious beliefs. We also touch on the personal journey of a man of faith, Aaron, as he grapples with his role in representing an album that challenges these issues. Furthermore, we discuss the political implications of a proposed bill in Texas, which could replace school guidance counselors with chaplains, emphasizing the dangerous overlap of religious doctrine and public policy. This chapter ultimately calls for a reflection on the principles of democracy and the protection of individual rights irrespective of religious affiliation. (0:33:19) - Issues With Legislation and Division (15 Minutes) This chapter we explore the intersection of religion, politics, and corporate influence, particularly focusing on recent events in Texas where legislation is pushing for the installation of the Ten Commandments in public schools, reflecting a broader discussion on the role of Christianity in public spaces. We touch on the implications of corporate personhood, exemplified by Hobby Lobby's healthcare policies shaped by religious beliefs. We also scrutinize the dichotomy of religious freedom and critique the millions spent on Christian Super Bowl ads that could serve more philanthropic causes. Moreover, we discuss the concerning trend of book bans and targeted restrictions in education, drawing parallels between these tactics and historical authoritarian regimes. Throughout the conversation, we emphasize the importance of empathy, inclusivity, and democracy, while celebrating music as a unifying force in a divided society. (0:48:37) - Exploring Cuba, Empathy, and Music (7 Minutes) This chapter opens with my reflections on a transformative trip to Cuba, highlighting the striking contrast between vibrant culture and poverty, as well as the resilience and warmth of the Cuban people. We then transition to the power of art, music, and human connection as vital forces for positive change and understanding in society. The conversation takes a personal turn as I share my journey as a motivational speaker and musician who has overcome clinical deafness, emphasizing the importance of empathy, integrity, and perseverance. I conclude with practical advice for listeners facing challenges and encourage them to support one another, while also providing information on how to connect with and access my music project, Fear of Water, across various platforms. (0:55:38) - Celebrating Independent Artists (1 Minutes) This chapter celebrates the significance of grassroots support for independent artists and acknowledges the impact of each small gesture on social media, streaming platforms, and local radio. I express my gratitude for the guest's contributions to music and their outstanding character, emphasizing the importance of their voice in the industry. The guest reciprocates appreciation for the opportunity to share their journey on The Adventures of Pipe Man and an openness to future conversations.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-adventures-of-pipeman--941822/support.

Join The Pipeman as we welcome the indomitable spirit of Dave from Fear of Water, who defies the typical image of a one-man band with his hard rock anthems. Listen in as Dave reveals the unique challenges and rewards of being a solo artist in a genre dominated by multi-member bands. He opens up about the journey of honing his craft across multiple instruments, the recording process, and how he keeps his ego in check amidst the cutthroat music industry. Discover the creative fire behind his latest single "Codependent Parasites" and how he collaborates with established artists while preserving his singular musical identity. The landscape of modern music is ever-changing, and this episode peels back the layers to uncover the balance between commercial success and artistic integrity. I share my own experiences as a one-man band, striving to create music that resonates with my artistic vision rather than bowing to industry expectations. We discuss the complexities of working with hit-making producers and the fine line between maintaining originality and appealing to a broader audience. Tune in for an enlightening discussion on how I weave progressive metal and rock elements into my work without succumbing to a formulaic sound. The episode takes a turn towards the profound interplay of music, religion, and politics. We tackle the contentious issues surrounding the separation of church and state, and how current events reflect this debate. I'm joined by Aaron, a fellow artist who navigates his faith while challenging the misuse of religion in politics through his art. We also cast a critical eye on recent Texas legislation, corporate influence in personal freedoms, and the importance of inclusivity and empathy in our society. The power of music as a unifying force is celebrated, highlighting its ability to transcend barriers and bring people together. EPISODE CHAPTERS (0:00:05) - Independent Musician's Journey to Success (0:14:37) - Modern Music Trends and Artistic Integrity (0:22:03) - Influence of Music and Religion (0:28:01) - Separation of Church and State (0:33:19) - Issues With Legislation and Division (0:48:37) - Exploring Cuba, Empathy, and Music (0:55:38) - Celebrating Independent Artists EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH SHORT KEY POINTS (0:00:05) - Independent Musician's Journey to Success Solo hard rock artist Dave from Fear of Water shares his journey mastering instruments, recording process, and collaborating with established artists. (0:14:37) - Modern Music Trends and Artistic Integrity Evolution of song structure in contemporary music, tension between commercial success and artistic integrity, individuality and musicianship in creating unique, well-structured songs. (0:22:03) - Influence of Music and Religion Personal musical journey, valuing uniqueness, collaboration, distinctive sound, vocal stylings, inspiration from Roe V. Wade, critique of organized religion in politics. (0:28:01) - Separation of Church and State Christianity's normalization in American politics contradicts founding principles, as seen in proposed Texas bill and personal journey of man of faith. (0:33:19) - Issues With Legislation and Division Religion, politics, and corporate influence intersect in Texas, with discussions on Christianity in public spaces, corporate personhood, book bans, and the unifying power of music. (0:48:37) - Exploring Cuba, Empathy, and Music Cuba trip, art and music as forces for change, personal journey as speaker and musician, advice for facing challenges. (0:55:38) - Celebrating Independent Artists Grassroots support for indie artists, impact of small gestures on social media and streaming, and guest's journey on The Adventures of Pipe Man. EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH FULL SUMMARIES (0:00:05) - Independent Musician's Journey to Success (15 Minutes) This chapter welcomes Dave from Fear of Water, an impressive one-man band who breaks the stereotype of a multi-instrument street performer. I discuss with Dave the unique challenges and inspirations that come with being a solo artist in the hard rock genre, emphasizing the importance of skill and creativity over fame and connections. Dave shares his journey of dedication to mastering various instruments and the recording process, along with the realities of ego, comparison, and competition in the music industry. Highlighting his recent success with the single "Codependent Parasites," we explore the significance of his work ethic and the strategy behind collaborating with established artists, all while maintaining his distinct identity as a solo musician. (0:14:37) - Modern Music Trends and Artistic Integrity (7 Minutes) This chapter examines the evolution of song structure in contemporary music and the tension between commercial success and artistic integrity. We explore the prevalent formula in hit songs, exemplified by bands like Nickelback and country music hits, which often follow a predictable pattern and use similar keys, tempos, and melodic choices. I share my personal journey as a one-man band, emphasizing my commitment to creating music that satisfies my own standards, rather than conforming to industry formulas. Highlighting the challenge of working with producers who have crafted numerous chart-toppers, I discuss the respectful tension that arises from pursuing a sound that balances unique artistry with commercial appeal. I stress the importance of individuality and musicianship, aiming to offer listeners something distinctive by infusing progressive metal and rock elements into accessible, well-structured songs without relying on a copy-paste approach. (0:22:03) - Influence of Music and Religion (6 Minutes) This chapter we explore personal journeys in music creation, valuing uniqueness over conformity. I share my early musical attempts and the pursuit of a distinctive sound, a sentiment echoed in the collaborative efforts highlighted in my latest song, "Systemic." Guest Ryan Barrier's role in translating my vision into cover art showcases the importance of finding skilled partners who understand and execute your ideas. We touch on the distinctive vocal stylings of '90s icons and how Aaron from Gemini Syndrome's unique voice and image fit the creative vision for "Systemic." The conversation shifts to the song's inspiration from the Roe V. Wade overturning, and its critique of the misuse of organized religion in politics, stressing the need for elected officials to represent all constituents, not just their supporters. (0:28:01) - Separation of Church and State (5 Minutes) This chapter addresses the growing normalization of Christianity within American politics and its stark contrast to the founding fathers' intention of separating church and state. I express concerns over using religion as a weapon and how it contradicts the very essence of Christ's teachings. We explore the irony of Christian dominance in a country founded on religious freedom and the right to express—or not express—religious beliefs. We also touch on the personal journey of a man of faith, Aaron, as he grapples with his role in representing an album that challenges these issues. Furthermore, we discuss the political implications of a proposed bill in Texas, which could replace school guidance counselors with chaplains, emphasizing the dangerous overlap of religious doctrine and public policy. This chapter ultimately calls for a reflection on the principles of democracy and the protection of individual rights irrespective of religious affiliation. (0:33:19) - Issues With Legislation and Division (15 Minutes) This chapter we explore the intersection of religion, politics, and corporate influence, particularly focusing on recent events in Texas where legislation is pushing for the installation of the Ten Commandments in public schools, reflecting a broader discussion on the role of Christianity in public spaces. We touch on the implications of corporate personhood, exemplified by Hobby Lobby's healthcare policies shaped by religious beliefs. We also scrutinize the dichotomy of religious freedom and critique the millions spent on Christian Super Bowl ads that could serve more philanthropic causes. Moreover, we discuss the concerning trend of book bans and targeted restrictions in education, drawing parallels between these tactics and historical authoritarian regimes. Throughout the conversation, we emphasize the importance of empathy, inclusivity, and democracy, while celebrating music as a unifying force in a divided society. (0:48:37) - Exploring Cuba, Empathy, and Music (7 Minutes) This chapter opens with my reflections on a transformative trip to Cuba, highlighting the striking contrast between vibrant culture and poverty, as well as the resilience and warmth of the Cuban people. We then transition to the power of art, music, and human connection as vital forces for positive change and understanding in society. The conversation takes a personal turn as I share my journey as a motivational speaker and musician who has overcome clinical deafness, emphasizing the importance of empathy, integrity, and perseverance. I conclude with practical advice for listeners facing challenges and encourage them to support one another, while also providing information on how to connect with and access my music project, Fear of Water, across various platforms. (0:55:38) - Celebrating Independent Artists (1 Minutes) This chapter celebrates the significance of grassroots support for independent artists and acknowledges the impact of each small gesture on social media, streaming platforms, and local radio. I express my gratitude for the guest's contributions to music and their outstanding character, emphasizing the importance of their voice in the industry. The guest reciprocates appreciation for the opportunity to share their journey on The Adventures of Pipe Man and an openness to future conversations.

Pursuing the Rhythm: Exploring the World of An Independent Musician ft. Wyatt EdmondsonThis podcast episode from 'Curious Goldfish' features a deep-dive conversation with singer-songwriter Wyatt Edmondson as he opens up about his journey as an independent musician, overcoming vision limitations, and finding meaningful ways to connect to his audiences. The dialogue further expands to encompass the business side of independent music, detailing innovative ways Edmondson has used to generate income and build his brand. The discussion is split into two acts: firstly, Edmondson's financial strategies and business acumen and secondly, his dedication towards producing art that positively impacts the culture. The musician also discusses the unique challenges he has faced due to his visual impairment and how the experience has guided his pursuit of a musical career. The episode ends with a couple of songs performed by Wyatt Edmondson.00:09 Introduction and Personal Journey01:11 The Curious Goldfish Podcast01:53 The Business of Being an Independent Musician02:13 The Impact of Visual Impairment on Music Career02:35 Live Performance and Conversation with Wyatt Edmondson05:12 The Business Side of Music: Revenue Streams and Marketing23:09 The Power of Music and Personal Growth29:46 The Role of Faith in Music31:46 Future Goals and Aspirations33:31 Live Performance and Conclusion

Hello Listeners! Di episode kali ini Wulan ngobrol-ngobrol dengan musisi yang multi-talent kususnya di industri entertainment dimana pada tahun 2023 ini menjadi rilisan kedua dan menjadi sekuel cerita dari single sebelumnya. Episode kali ini kita ditemani oleh Sheryl Sheinafia .  Sheryl memulai debut singel pertamanya sebagai musisi di tahun 2012 dengan judul "Demi Aku" dan pada 9 September 2013, Sheryl meluncurkan debut album pertamanya yang diberi judul “self titled” atau “Sheryl Sheinafia” . Setelah itu Sheryl juga aktif dalam beberapa kegiatan di industri entertainment mulai dari Host acara musik hingga bermain film. Di tahun 2023 ini Sheryl kembali merilis single terbaru yang menggambarkan lika liku pasangan di jaman modern ini berjudul 'Dear Mr. Petty'. Single ini adalah rilisan kedua Sheryl di tahun 2023 ini, dan menjadi sekuel cerita dari single sebelumnya, Situationship. Di single ini Sheryl menceritakan tentang siapapun yang mengalami kompleksitas didalam hubungan di jaman modern ini, termasuk teruntuk yang pernah terlibat dalam putus cinta digital. Dan juga menggambarkan peran sosial media sebagai medan perang untuk adu ego, dan juga perilaku passive aggresive dari mantan pasangan. Diproduseri oleh Sheryl dan Petra Sihombing, “Dear Mr. Petty” menghadirkan nada nada yang fun dan playful, dengan sentuhan gitar akustik dan permainan drum sederhana, yang menjadikan lagu ini mudah didengar dan dinikmati. Untuk Cerita lebih lengkapnya yuk dengarkan obrolan Langsung di Channel Podcast Bingkai Suara Season 5 di Spotify, Apple Podcast, Youtube atau kunjungi website kita di ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.bingkaikarya.com

Host, Ashley sits down with Alisha Chelsea Jones as she shares her journey growing up in the church and the way that it impacted her view on religion, acceptance, and spirituality. We get into different paths to healing from therapy and medication to tarot, psychedelics and Ayahuasca. ------- Podcast Guest: Alisha Chelsea Jones aka “Tricky Vibes”, Published Author, Independent Musician, and Spiritual Advisor If you'd like to reach out to our guest, you can contact them using the information below.Email: alishajcotton@trickyvibes.comInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/trickyvibesWebsite: https://www.trickyvibes.com/ -------- Follow BGHA2 to stay up to date!Instagram: @blackgirlshaveanxietytooTwitter: @anxiousblkgirlsTiktok: @blackgirlshaveanxietytooEmail: blackgirlshaveanxietytoo@gmail.com -------- References: Mind Games: https://drugfree.org/article/lsd-as-a-treatment/  https://maps.org/about-maps/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-girls-have-anxiety-too/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-girls-have-anxiety-too/support

The incomparable Pam Autori, best known from her moniker TOMI joins Jrod for the latest episode. On the heels of her excellent latest Album, 'Late Bloomer' (Due August 2023) the LA based Indie Rock trailblazer calls rom Sonom, CA  to talk about her individual experiences falling in love with songwriting as a kid, how playing with the likes of KT Tunstall and War on Drugs has inspired her Artistry, Being and Independent Musician vs having a record deal, Soundbacths & More. For additional information on TOMI, visit: www.thenametomi.com

Life as a touring musician is hard, especially if you're an independent artist. Based on his excellent essay on the LA Review of Books site, we go deeper into the trials of life on the road. Guitar virtuoso and multi-instrumentalist Eli Winter describes the difficulties of touring but how his love of live music keeps him booking gigs. New episodes of Yesterday's Concert drop every Monday. Check out our previous episodes here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. In addition, you can contact our show at info@yesterdaysconcert.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok for the latest news and content. We also host another show: Jam Journals. More: yesterdaysconcert.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rising music star Jessica Lynn is being hailed by press around the world as a “rocket force.” With a relentless international touring schedule of 14+ countries, a pair of Top 40/Top 50 singles on country radio, and three full length concert television specials airing nationwide, the New York singer songwriter is quickly becoming a household name. Sharing stages with some of the most iconic names in the business (Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, Loretta Lynn, ZZ Top, Richard Marx, Lonestar, Montgomery Gentry, and others), her dynamic, high-energy performances showcasing her powerful voice and instrumental talents playing piano, guitar, harmonica, and drums have garnered rave reviews from critics worldwide while building a huge and loyal global fan base. In addition to her success as an award-winning international performer, Jessica's star has shined brightly not only on the musical stage, but also on the world stage, helping to illuminate many humanitarian causes as an advocate for our military, the arts, animals, and as a mentor for young women, children, and performing artists worldwide. Her touring and unique prior experience as a certified teacher led to the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs inviting her to become an elite member of American Music Abroad as well as an expert consultant for the program itself. This prestigious honor currently has Jessica traveling to countries across the globe bringing American music, culture, and mentorship as an ambassador for the USA while teaching a course she developed called “Tips & Tricks for The Independent Musician.” With a total of 17 charting releases in 19 different countries within the last few years, Jessica has been featured on Billboard, CMT, and in American Songwriter Magazine. She was also recently named a Top 40 Livestreamer of 2020 by the global ticketing reporting giant Pollstar, as well as a Top 25 Livestreamer of the Year in 2021 and is touring in support of her debut record “Lone Rider,” which debuted on September 9th. On release weekend, “Lone Rider” hit the top of the charts. On Amazon Music, as the only female and independent artist in the Top 5, Jessica reached the #1 spot in both the USA & UK, as well as #5 all genre in the US and #3 in the UK. On iTunes, the release also charted in the US at #5 in country music and #17 all genre, as well as broke the Top 20 in Canada and the Top 50 in Belgium. Furthermore, in Lone Rider's debut week, the record charted at #41 on the Top Current Country Albums Chart by Music Connect / Billboard securing Jessica's spot as the only independent artist in the Top 45. #jessicalynn #singer #songwriter #countrymusic #internationalstar #newyork #lonerider #amazonmusic #livewithcdp #talkshow #guest #chrispomay #podcasthost #livestream #youtube #facebook #twitter #twitch #linkedin #audio #applepodcasts #googlepodcast #spotify #anchorfm #radiopublic #pocketcasts #iheartradio #amazonmusic #stitcher #tunein #castbox #barrycullenchevrolet #sponsor #WQEE #radio

This week Amanda is joined by Singer-Songwriter and International Touring Artist Amy Montgomery. It's a beautiful open conversation about the realities and challenges of 'making it' as a musician and the level of self belief, work and investment that goes into it as a career.They discuss many topics like life, love, creativity, spirituality, grief and how loosing her mum at the age of 16 helped shape her perspective on life.About Amy:Amy Montgomery is based out of Belfast. At 23 years of age, she is already a musical force of nature, performing with great intensity on both guitar and keyboards. Adorned in war paint and flamboyantly designed stage outfits, she presents a fearless and confident persona both as a performer and singer. She has played major festivals such as Glastonbury, Cambridge Folk Festival, Black Deer Festival and is due to headline festivals in Austria and Germany this summer.Connect with Amy:Website - https://www.amymontgomery.meInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/amymontgomeryofficial****HUGE Thanks to The Lough Erne Resort in Fermanagh for Sponsoring the next few Podcast episodes.For full details of the resort and their Thai Spa packages see: https://www.lougherneresort.com/***********Amanda's new course - 8 week online 'Building Confidence and Self Esteem'Starting Thursday 11th May at 7.30pm on ZoomBook NOW! (Only 3 Spaces Left)https://www.eventbrite.com/e/607669715477**********To BOOK Amanda for coaching/mentoring/public speaking email - amandastjohnmusic@gmail.comor follow her:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/acreatedlife_coach Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On episode 2 of the new WOAFM99 Show (Season 23) Oliver Sean brings you an eclectic mix of songs by Breakthrough Independent Artists who made it into the #CertifiedIndie #SongsOfTheWeek, featuring genres as diverse as Americana, World, EDM, Ska, Country, and somehow al iof them seamlessly fitting in together on the show. And a big #ShoutOut to all our Independent Musician friends who won a Grammy yesterday - Kitt Wakeley, Masa Takumi, Santosh Khalsa (Mystic River), Lonnie Park and so many more. A proud day for the Independent Music Scene!  1. The Other Side - Tom Morgan 2. Be The One - Aldrich Benson 3. I'm Dancing Again - The Silvers 4. Voodoo Nights - Kurt Vervart 5. I Need Your Love (Lostchild Remix) - Rhian! 6. Never Let You Go - Sharon White 7. Colonyzer Rock - Chickahominy 8. Lonely Sunday Morning - Christopher Barrett   Artists who would like to submit their music for consideration for the WOAFM99 Radio Show can submit their music via www.woafm99.com or via the WOA Music Opportunities Page  The WOAFM99 Radio Show is produced by WOA Films and Oliver Sean Productions for the WOA Entertainment Group  www.woaentertainment.com  www.woafm99.com www.woatv.tv www.oliversean.com

We discussed what it takes to become an independent musician in 2023, including the basics of creating and promoting music, and how to make money. Thank you for tuning in today and please stay tuned for more discussions like this!

In this episode we sit down with Will Sims, an independent musician from the Baltimore area who's produced multiple full lenght albums, music videos, and even opened up for national acts. Will has a lot to share with us about how he works with session musicians and how he handles the business side of being a musician. Learn More about Will Sims: https://www.whoiswillsims.com/ The Beer We Drank: https://checkerspotbrewing.com/ Join Us on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/937podcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/937-podcast/support

Dusty Bo drops by Top Hill to chat about his latest tours. The Kentucky bred Alt-Rock artist delivers passionate performance with edgy riffs, vocal prowess and blues-charged guitar solos. For Dusty, the choice has always been to never stop the pursuit of exploring the terrain in which he expresses best. With influences such as Jimi Hendrix, AC/DC, Led Zeppelin and Lynyrd Skynyrd he possesses the heart of a lifer that shines through in his delivery. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tophillrecording/support

Let's be honest, there are some things about being an independent musician that kinda suck. There are (at least) five common personal and professional struggles that go hand-in-hand with creative pursuits.  And in this episode we're gonna gripe, we're gonna reach collective catharsis, and then we're gonna figure out how to move beyond the unique hurdles that musicians face. 

Tuesday, October 11Take Notice: Amplifying Black StoriesSeason 3, Episode 4: Tina RixHear about how Master Healer, Trauma Expert, Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Expert, Celebrity Trauma Therapist, and musician, Tina Rix, came to be a mental health therapist and advocate. We also discuss her musical inspirations and aspirations, and her film project. Just a quick warning, there is discussion of sexual and emotional abuse in our conversation.Tina has a heart to help others in whatever way she can. Born and raised in Texas, the Nigerian American R&B/pop-soul artist has been crafting and creating art, using multiple mediums from an early age. After years of placing her musical talents on hold, Rix decided to take her musical aspirations more seriously. 'No Looking Back', a musical journey that aims to spark a flame in listeners that promotes health, healing, elevation and self-love, is Tina Rix's album that is now available - go check it out!Mentioned:Tina Rix MusicInstagramFacebookBetter Path CounselingMusic and Mental Health DocConnect with Take Notice: Email: takenoticepodcast@gmail.com Website Instagram Facebook Rate & Review on Apple PodcastMusic by Version Big-Fi featuring Dar...

Erin Jacobson is hands-down the most popular Music Attorney who has ever graced the stage at our convention – the TAXI Road Rally! Why? Because it's obvious to the songwriters, artists, and composers in our audience, that she actually gives a damn about them! We'll be covering some of today's most frequently asked music business questions, and then open the floor to questions from the viewing audience during the live show. Questions Submitted Before the Show Will Be Answered First! Here's how to get them to us, so we can ask Erin your questions during the live broadcast: Email your questions to taxitv@taxi.com no later than Friday, June 17th at NOON, Pacific Time! MORE ABOUT ERIN JACOBSON =============================== Erin M. Jacobson, Esq. is an internationally recognized attorney who protects independent, established, and legacy songwriters and artists, independent music publishers, distinguished legacy catalogues, heirs and estates, Grammy and Emmy Award winners, and other music professionals at her law practice based in Beverly Hills, CA. Ms. Jacobson has been named as one of the “Top Music Lawyers” by Billboard, and has been featured in publications including Billboard and Forbes, and on networks including ABC and the BBC. In addition, Ms. Jacobson is the author of Don't Get Screwed! How to Protect Yourself as an Independent Musician, and the founder and owner of Indie Artist Resource, a company that empowers independent musicians to take charge of their careers with contract templates and educational materials. LEARN More about Erin: http://themusicindustrylawyer.com DIVE into Indie Artist Resource: http://indieartistresource.com *****Opinions expressed during this episode or in any edited segments of this episode of TAXI TV do not constitute legal advice.*****

Tuesday, May 31Take Notice: Amplifying Black StoriesSeason 2, Episode 17: Alfred JacksonIt was a joy to connect with Alfred Jackson. He shares about his experience pursuing the performing arts, people who deeply influenced his pursuits, performing on cruise ships, and his own original creations. We also hear about the new album he is set to release on June 17, 2022.Born and raised in the neighborhood of South Central, Los Angeles, CA, Alfred Jackson began his musical journey at the Marla Gibbs Performing Arts School and later the Amazing Grace Conservatory under the direction of both Wendy Raquel Robinson and Tracy L. Coley. It was there that Jackson's love of performing and entertaining continued to blossom and grow. His formal education alongside his natural capabilities provided him with multiple unique opportunities, including sharing the stage and recording with some of music greats, including Diane Warren, Rodney Jerkins, Brian Michael Cox, Jason Derulo and Stevie Jay, to name a few. It also led Jackson to appear at some of music's most legendary venues including House of Blues, The Roxy, Ivar and the Key Club. He's had a great deal of success internationally, touring in Asia, Europe and the Caribbean to captivated audiences.Mentioned:Alfred Jackson WebsiteFacebookInstagramTwitterTake Notice Website

In this second installment, Erin and Caitie discuss everything from "Nashville numbers", to taxes, and the benefits of playing acoustic shows versus full band shows. Music On The Move Studios Links: www.musiconthemovestudios.com https://www.instagram.com/musiconthemovestudios https://m.facebook.com/motmstudios Theme Song Credit: "Shakin' In My Boots" By Erin McLendon Reach Out At: Caitie@musiconthemovestudios.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paradoxjukebox/support

Hear the stories behind the the music and songs themselves with musician Van Wagner, as he talks about his latest releases "Family Guitar" and "The Boone Sessions".

You've heard me say that I help multi-passionate artists, musicians, and actors slide into the spotlight with the impact and income to match, but maybe you've wondered what exactly does that mean?Have you ever thought to yourself:“If I'm being honest, I fear putting myself out there, being judged or failing. I hold myself back.”“I know social media is important, but I get overwhelmed thinking about everything everyone tells you that you should be doing with it.”“If I could just get an agent or manager or hire a PR and marketing pro, my career would take off.”Gaining clarity on your goals, values, beliefs, and story is what personal branding is about and it is the foundation required before PR & marketing strategies will result in long-term successAsk yourself: Is embracing your authenticity, creativity, and purpose important to you? If you said YES, I'm so excited to launch the newly updated Fans, Media, and Industry Attraction Playbook!The 3 Phases of The Fans, Media, & Industry Attraction Method:Authentic Personal BrandingEmbrace your authenticity, creativity, and purpose by exploring your goals, values, beliefs, personality, strengths and experiences. Your unique story is the key to connecting with fans, media, and industry.Social Media SuperfansLearn how to confidently show up consistently on social media by sharing your personal brand through photography, video and storytelling. Identify and connect with your ideal superfans.Media SpotlightWhether you want to be featured in blogs, magazines, podcasts, radio, television or your local newspaper it is important to prepare yourself to make the most of the opportunities. Melissa Harding is a multi-faceted singer/songwriter and a concierge Vocal Coach and Stylist based out of Los Angeles, CA. With a background of 20+ years of vocal training in theater, classical voice, pop techniques and major touring, Melissa helps touring vocalists harness their unique vocal power and learn to sing effortlessly so they can be reliable in the studio and on stage, night after night. Melissa works privately with a broad range of singers of all styles, providing focused coaching for vocalists working on an extended tour, recording in the studio, an actor preparing for a special performance, or at home developing a healthy vocal routine for long term maintenance. Melissa is also an active singer and creator, releasing her latest single "Paper Suit" in February 2022, now streaming everywhere! We talk about all your favorite pop and rock vocalists. Of course, I bring up my Janet and JLo, but we talk Celine Dion. We talk Pink, Steven Tyler, Dave Grohl, Mariah, of course, Michael Jackson, Billie Eilish, Adele. The list goes on.For links and a transcript visit https://dianefoy.com/080

The official trailer for the new podcast, It's My Party with Andrea von Kampen. In this podcast, Andrea will host a discussion with inspiring women who are succeeding in their fields. Andrea explores topics like the road to Broadway, publishing a cookbook, directing films, writing music, training at Julliard, starting a non-profit, traveling the world, and so much more.You can find Andrea's music on Spotify, Apple, Amazon, YouTube, and anywhere else that music can be streamed or downloaded!Follow Andrea on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok. Andrea's official website can be found at AndreavonKampen.com. Finally, if you would like to receive updates about new music, tour dates, podcast episodes, and more you can sign up for Andrea's mailing list HERE.

Often when we start out doing something new or working on our career we are really excited and motivated. But that initial enthusiasm tends to fade with time: life happens, things don't work out as we've hoped or we get overwhelmed. In this episode I share 5 tips to help you stay motivated through the ups and downs, so you can actually reach your goals without throwing in the towel halfway through!Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcastDownload my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentipsCheck out ‘The Journey' - Step by step roadmap to build a thriving music business! https://susanavocalist.com/thejourney2023/Interested in working with me as your coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call here.Follow BCFA on Instagram here.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcast Download my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentips Interested in working with me as your music business coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call Follow BCFA on Instagram via https://www.instagram.com/businesscoachingforartists/

In this episode I discuss how changing your perspective and gaining new input can help you to finally unlock the progress you've been working so hard to achieve in your music career.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcastDownload my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentipsCheck out ‘The Journey' - Step by step roadmap to build a thriving music business! https://susanavocalist.com/thejourney2023/Interested in working with me as your coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call here.Follow BCFA on Instagram here.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcast Download my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentips Interested in working with me as your music business coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call Follow BCFA on Instagram via https://www.instagram.com/businesscoachingforartists/

In this episode I share my experience with the growing pains that come with upleveling your music career and how to deal with insecurities and self-doubt that may come up along the way.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcastDownload my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentipsCheck out ‘The Journey' - Step by step roadmap to build a thriving music business! https://susanavocalist.com/thejourney2023/Interested in working with me as your coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call here.Follow BCFA on Instagram here.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcast Download my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentips Interested in working with me as your music business coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call Follow BCFA on Instagram via https://www.instagram.com/businesscoachingforartists/

What changing hair salons and my commitment to my music career have to do with one another…Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcastDownload my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentipsCheck out ‘The Journey' - Step by step roadmap to build a thriving music business! https://susanavocalist.com/thejourney2023/Interested in working with me as your coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call here.Follow BCFA on Instagram here.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcast Download my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentips Interested in working with me as your music business coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call Follow BCFA on Instagram via https://www.instagram.com/businesscoachingforartists/

On this episode of the Collective Whisper podcast, Simon K speaks to Chesney Claire. Pop Singer/Songwriter Chesney Claire was born July 10, 2001. Right after graduation in 2019, Chesney moved to Branson, Missouri to work and ultimately begin her music career. While in Branson, Chesney's talents caught the eye (and ears) of several Las Vegas producers and songwriters. In March of 2020, Chesney and her "Momager" Kim Hebert found themselves moving across the country to "Sin City", (Las Vegas) in order to be closer to more industry professionals. Immediately upon moving to Vegas, Chesney provided vocals for two original songs that were recorded and released. Mid 2020 proved to be the perfect opportunity to write music. With 47 original songs under her belt, she flew to Orlando, FL with a local Vegas producer and had her 1st original single, "15 Candles"  By September of 2020 Chesney started making preparations to release her next single "Moving On", but Industry Awards poured in and demanded her attention. In 2020 alone, Chesney was nominated for an Independent Music Award for her Michael Jackson cover of "BAD". She was also nominated for Best Upcoming Artist at the Las Vegas Music Awards, and she won Female Artist of The Year at Indie Star Radio in Hollywood, California. Chesney's single "Hours" was released February 1, 2021 and "Come Alive" was properly released right after the pandemic (May 14th 2021).  Chesney released "Distracted" in 2021. As of October 2021, Chesney has been nominated for (16) music Industry awards and has become a TOP 5 charting" artist. October 2021 has brought 2 WORLD-WIDE songwriting awards, a coveted Josie Award nomination and a 2021 ISSA GOLD WIN for Female Vocalist of the Year! In 2021 Chesney was a prestigious nominee for the 2021 Hollywood Music in Media Awards as an Independent Musician along side huge names  associated with Sony Pictures, Walt Disney and others and continues her quest for music placement in feature films, documentaries, and other media sources. Most recently Chesney ,(at the age of 20), has just purchased Zeiss Records and she owns her own Publishing Company, and works hard every day making new contacts and developing new business relationships. Website: https://www.chesneyclaire.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChesneyClaireMusic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chesneyclaire/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/chesneyhebert Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chesneyclaire?lang=en Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Ez9kahALVugh0hEVDlmVR?si=n_Kkg89GR12a-axC8oFm8w Apple music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/chesney-claire/1516522561 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDnaoXdNLQVQ2CK6LNGmRyA Bandcamp: https://chesneyclaire.bandcamp.com/ Linktree:

WISCONSIN MUSIC PODCAST Episode 63 Area 7-1-5 Synthwave Industrial Metal Jo Slotevig   38 years old, grew up in the Chippewa Valley in Wisconsin. Currently living in Cadott, Wisconsin. Independent Musician. Iraq War Veteran.  Outdoorsman, Nature lover. Artist. Name of Wisconsin Group: Area-715 Social Media Links: My music music can be heard on all the popular streaming apps such as Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Pandora, Deezer, iTunes. Currently no social media pages or websites.  

Part 2 of a 2-part mini series about releasing as an independent artist versus with a record label. In this episode I share my insights on the pros and cons of both business models.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcastDownload my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentipsCheck out ‘The Journey' - Step by step roadmap to build a thriving music business! https://susanavocalist.com/thejourney2023/Interested in working with me as your coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call here.Follow BCFA on Instagram here.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcast Download my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentips Interested in working with me as your music business coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call Follow BCFA on Instagram via https://www.instagram.com/businesscoachingforartists/

In this episode I explain why I decided to release as an independent artist after solely releasing on labels the past 17 years! This is part 1 of a 2-part mini series about releasing as an independent artist versus with a record label.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcastDownload my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentipsCheck out ‘The Journey' - Step by step roadmap to build a thriving music business! https://susanavocalist.com/thejourney2023/Interested in working with me as your coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call here.Follow BCFA on Instagram here.Subscribe to the BCFA podcast on your preferred podcast platform via https://podlink.to/BCFAPodcast Download my free ebook “Bye, bye overwhelm! Ten tips to experience more success, joy and ease in your music career” available via https://susanavocalist.com/tentips Interested in working with me as your music business coach? Request a free 30 mins Discovery Call Follow BCFA on Instagram via https://www.instagram.com/businesscoachingforartists/

Welcome to The Bad Posture Podcast, hosted by Daniel Witcoff. Every other week, we'll bring you an interview with the artists, entrepreneurs, engineers, and innovators building the metaverse. -- In Episode #1, we interview Daniel Allan, the 24 year-old musician who made headlines by independently raising 50ETH for his Overstimulated project. At the time, that amounted to ~$200,000. Not too shabby. From learning English as a second language, to teaching himself to make music, play D1 tennis, and reinvent himself as musician in the age of Web3, Daniel's entire story is interwoven with a beautiful self-reliance and willingness to bet on himself. You can listen to Daniel's latest single here, and take a look at his crowdfund campaign here. Follow Daniel on Twitter: https://twitter.com/imdanielallan -- Timestamps 1:00 - The significance of butterflies to Overstimulated 3:10 - Daniel's backstory 11:00 - On self-reliance, diving in, and why you don't need to be qualified to start 17:45 - Moving to LA during the pandemic and the art of discipline 30:00 - Losing and finding himself in Web3 50:00 - How to make music NFTs valuable for fans (without ripping them off) 57:40 - On the surprising feeling following a dream achieved 66:00 - The reality of being an artist and what he's currently focused on 69:00 - What he's working on now -- Interested in learning more about NFTs or Web3 in general? Follow Daniel on Twitter - https://twitter.com/dwitcoff21 Follow Daniel on Instagram - https://instagram.com/dwitcoff21 Subscribe to our associated newsletter - https://badposture.substack.com/

On this episode Nick is sitting down with Erin M. Jacobson, one of the most renowned US attorneys specialized in music industry law. Erin was named Top Music Lawyer by Billboard and has been featured on Forbes Magazine, ABC and BBC networks. She serves on the board of directors for the Association of Independent Music Publishers and is the founder of the Indie Artist Resource, a place where independent artist can access affordable legal solutions and information on music law. Tune in for an hour of discussion on Erin's career path, music industry law, copyrights, royalties, NFT's and Erin's book, “Don't Get Screwed: How to Protect Yourself as an Independent Musician.”

In this episode, the host Alex Sparks talks with Jeremy Smith, the owner of Atlas Counseling which is a private practice offering counseling and therapy in the Lexington KY area.  Jeremy, just like a lot of us has had his share of ups and downs, as he tells in this podcast including a stent with the Army over seas in Germany, legal battles through discrimination and provides invaluable advice for living with vision loss.  We hope that you draw as much inspiration from this story and conversation as we did!  Remember to share, like, rate the episode and check us out on Facebook for upcoming episodes and to build a strong community of visually impaired individuals.As promised, here are the links to his counseling services and a link to follow his memoir journey :https://www.facebook.com/atlascounselinglexington/http://www.atlascounselinglexington.comhttps://m.facebook.com/T-Jeremy-Smith-Writer-2083371198353040/

Listen as Dave Hondel sits down with Josie Music Award Winning Recording Artist, Leah Marie Fuls. We discuss Leah's new music as well as her process as an Independent Musician. We also give listeners a taste of her singles, Collision and Destiny. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thestagedoorshow/message

Have you ever wondered what is like to be a musician without a big label behind you? In this episode of Breaking Down with Brittany Rendak, indie artist Ryan Oakes talks about his journey in the independent music scene, finding a label, working with other artists, and producing his own music. Ryan has achieved over 100 Million streams on Spotify, and is growing his fanbase every day as he transitions his sound to a more punk vibe. Hear how Ryan finds the inspiration to write songs and the difficulties of getting your music heard on streaming platforms. Ryan has lived through it and shares his experiences with touring, selling merch, and building a loyal fanbase in the independent game. ⭐️ Sponsored by Northern Roots Studio ⭐️ Use promo code BRITTANY at NorthernRootsShop.com to save 20% off your first order. Follow Breaking Down with Brittany Rendak on Social Media: Instagram: https://instagram.com/BreakingDownShow Facebook: https://fb.com/BreakingDownShow Twitter: https://twitter.com/IAmBreakingDown Breaking Down is a Viwwr Podcast. Find more shows at Viwwr.com #BreakingDownShow

This episode is about how I promote my music as an independent artists in the year 2020. I go from A-Z, mixing and mastering to marketing budget, on how I release my music and get traction independently. Check out these resources listed below that were mentioned in this episode: 1) Submithub.com 2) Repostexchange.com 3) Groover.co 4) Dailyplaylists.com 5) Soundplate.com 6) Indiemono.com Follow me on Instagram for daily content @itsmikesb Thank you so much for listening. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mikesb/support

Joey Fanstar, vocalist and bassist, of the popular Conway, Ark. local bar band Fanstar joins The Word Podcast to discuss the impact the Coronavirus is having on his life as a performing artist. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Justin Miyamoto explores concepts like the ocean, space and time-travel to convey the human experience of love, joy and struggle through songwriting as a form of journaling. The Oceanographers' musical style mirrors the tides of Hawaii as Justin and Steve muse about the similarities between water and the inner world of emotions.   Originally from Southern California, he moved to Hawaii to find like minded creatives and make music and to be closer to family. When he got there, he was surprised to find his own experiences in his new home woven throughout the narrative of lyrics he'd written while in LA, finalizing the album with a beautiful song inspired by his new home.  “It makes me want to create art that has a purpose that really transcends our everyday existence into something better.”   Justin and Steve discuss how personality types influence creativity, balancing lofty metaphors while staying relatable to your audience, and graphic design. How do two people collaborate while 2500 miles apart? How do you know if you are on the right course with a creative project? In this episode of the podcast, you'll hear two long term friends grapple with personal and creative growth while experiencing the expressive music of Justin and the Oceanographers.   Featured Music: Questions - The Oceanographers LP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h39OBIfTkjU Submarine - (From The Submarine EP) Swept Away - The Oceanographers LP Hawaii - (Live)/The Oceanographers LP Tribal Song - The Oceanographers LP Back In Time - (Live)   Guest: Justin Miyamoto Websites: https://www.theoceanographers.com/ https://www.orchestrateddesign.co/ Submarine - The Oceanographers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSmO6B6t4ZY Instagram: @theoceanographers, @justinmiyamoto @orchestrateddesign Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theoceanographersmusic New Song! (Co-produced by Steven Leavitt and I Create Sound): "After Quarantine" https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/theoceanographers/after-quarantine-2 Host: Steven Leavitt To connect with Steven about the Artist Advisement Session Justin spoke about, fill out the contact form at https://www.icreatesound.com/  Portfolio: http://stevenleavitt.com/ Tags: Creativity, Water, Emotion, Hawaii, Ocean, Space, Time-Travel, Myers-Briggs, Personality Types, ENFP, Design, Music Videos, Independent Musician, Hilo, Santa Clarita, California, Southern California, Morality, Ethics, Journaling, Personal Growth, Lyrics, Songwriting, Religion, Nature, Faith, Spirituality, Musician, Oceanography, Love, Grief, Inspiration, Astrology, Water Sign, Water, Emotional Language, Moon, Tides, Sensitivity

In this addition of the Saturday Sit Down Jamie sits down with Marcus Cain, an independent musician pursuing his goal of making music for the masses. Jamie and Marcus do a deep dive into why it's important to not limit yourself, failing forward, creating your own niche, following your passions, and discovering who you are through failure! You can find Marcus on: Instagram @ListenToMarcus YouTube @ Marcus Cain Soundcloud @ Marcus Cain Apple Music @ Marcus Cain --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everydayedge/support