Jul
2
The Master Plan
Jun
25
I'm streaming live in 15 minutes at 4:00pm EST. Be there!
Click through to watch and/or listen!
Look at these fucking hipsters.
(via tessabaker)
How an Indie Musician can make $19,000 in 10 hours using Twitter
Alright. This is amazing. Could Amanda Palmer be any more of a badass? No.
But I must say that I believe her Twitter success goes beyond simply using the service. It’s because (a) She is Amanda Palmer (b) she treats her fans like friends (c) Her goal with Twitter is not to make money.
I’m afraid people will read this article and think they should jump on the Twitter bandwagon so they can score some cash. That’s not what its about. It’s about connecting with people. You might make money, but first you have earn the support of your followers.
That said, I don’t think you have to be famous. You just have to be real. I made $2000 in 10 hours, $4000 in 24… and I am so very far from famous.
It’s all about believing in eachother! I’m now having a blast making this album thanks to the help I got on Twitter and Tumblr. You guys are the best.
Jun
23
“Goh Nakamura, Café Du Nord, 6/30: Relax after the busy weekend with this San Francisco-native singer/songwriter gaining fast fame with his songs about the DPT, little ditties about love and other precious topics. His charming voice and very likeable personality will win you over within the first 5 minutes, we promise.”
Listen Up: David Byrne, Wilco and Goh Nakamura | 7x7
Jun
4
Help Polyvinyl Save 10,000 Records From Destruction - Kickstarter
Help Polyvinyl Save 10,000 Records From Destruction! Some great brand new CDs and DVDs available.
May
29
We Are Hunted Presents the 99 Most Popular Songs on Twitter
I posted about We Are Hunted before on yvynyl, but I’m happy to see them moving forward with their project. I’m sure this will be a very valuable resource to any band and label once it finds a bit more traction.
May
19
Web-savvy bands will rule as record companies fall, says music industry experts | Music | guardian.co.uk
(via whatevernevermind)
Why do all of these headlines come out of the UK?
May
13
“The more content you make available, the less interesting the artist becomes,” said Jeff Antebi of Waxploitation Artists, which manages Gnarls Barkley and Danger Mouse.”
Dave Matthews and Green Day Find Bonus Tracks Are Now the Norm - NYTimes.com
“Artists can no longer depend upon their label to execute a marketing plan behind a new release,” Mr. Marciano said. “They have to look elsewhere.”
Dave Matthews and Green Day Find Bonus Tracks Are Now the Norm - NYTimes.com
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