The music industry is full of copycats and replicators, but that doesn't mean you have to be. Sure, it's easy to get aboard the train of what people are listening to and try to emulate what you hear because that's what people like, but there are 7 billion humans in the world. Not everyone is going to like what you put out and that's okay. Focus on those who love your music for what it expresses about yourself! There are so many independent artists, but "independent" is just a

This is one where I'm sure there are people who need to hear this. Every time I go out and I hear other artists and they talk about going into the studio or making sure things are made with quality, I always ask...why? Why go through all of that work for little exposure? Then I started finding out things on my own and well, my own marketing tools are unorthodox, but they work for me. So this is kind of a testimonial type thing, but here me out: I record my instrumentals and v

In this world of music, we always end up having a trend that comes around where musicians try and emulate the same things that previous artists come up with. However, you must realize that in order from something to trend, someone has to be trendsetter. Don't conform your musical ideas. No matter how dark or eerie your ideas may be, there will always be someone who appreciates your focus. It's insane to think that people listen to the same kind of music all the time. Human na