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I'm Sorry, But It Was Never Just About The Music - hypebot - 0 views

  • "Musicians should concentrate on being musicians.""How can I make music when I'm expected to spend all my time on Twitter and Facebook?"
  • Great music is where it all begins and ends, but in between the path to success is always changing.
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    "How can i make music when i'm expected to spend all my time on Twitter and Facebook? " - Great music is where it all begins and ends, but in between the path to success is always changing. Facebook, Twitter, iTunes, heck..SongPlacements are all just new aged tools on the path to success.
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MediaPost Publications Arbitron/Nielsen Duel Over Radio Reports 12/08/2009 - 0 views

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    A new radio study has noted that radio reaches 77% of adults over the age of 18 on a daily basis. Thats more than twice the daily reach of CDs, five times the reach of satellite radio (15%) and six times the reach of iPods and Mp3 players (12%). What they fail to mention is that record labels buy out all of those slots.
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Brian Eno on records and blubber | New Music Strategies - 0 views

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    Quotes from brian eno The record age was just a blip. It was a bit like if you had a source of whale blubber in the 1840s and it could be used as fuel. Before gas came along, if you traded in whale blubber, you were the richest man on Earth. Then gas came along and you'd be stuck with your whale blubber. Sorry mate - history's moving along. Recorded music equals whale blubber. Eventually, something else will replace it.
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Kanunay ~ 4Ever - 0 views

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    hey guys appreciate yer feedback on this today, remix/fixed song it´s a mellow semi instrum. wave made 2009 enjoy the ride: ) cheers 4 listening/peace Tompaz
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Everything is Fine- Alright - 0 views

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    Hey Guys, welcome check in this tribtune thanks a mil 4comin by Tompaz
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Everything is fine Alright - 0 views

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    Hey Guys, welcoe check in this countryrockish "trib-tune" to G.Dead thanks a mil 4comin by Tompaz
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jag kan se er dansa (live- acoustic)I can see you dance) - 0 views

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    an ambient "liveinroom"-acoustic wave dedicated to my 2 beloved children
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The Not So New Record Label Model « eleetmusic - Direction in music, marketi... - 0 views

  • reduce our overhead and use social strategies, on and offline to create direct to fan relationships, we can only improve upon what has been done for the last 50 years.
  • college students
  • local campus
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  • Statistics have shown that college aged men and women are more receptive to try new things, so why not give your band a shot.
  • Radio
  • Road –
  • Reviews
  • Retail
  • Err too far online, you fail. Too fair offline, you fail
  • if you fail to create a real connection with the fans or friends you make online, you will ultimately loose them all offline.
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    Applying the Record Label Model to the Indie Artist You may already be familiar with the online world of myspace music and facebook pages, and the offiline world of shows and radio play, but as George Howard puts it "Err too far online, you fail. Too far offline, you fail". In order to be successful today you need to achieve the perfect balance between online and offline marketing. Eleetmusic's Kevin English outlines how to use the four R's (Radio, Road, Reviews and Retail) of the "Not so new record label model" to capture the audience statistically proven to be more receptive to trying to new things. College students.
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