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What your Music Profile Should Say About you
Building your music profile so that you attract potential music business reps and collaborators as well as fans takes some thought. As an unsigned artist wanting to make a career in music, your bio page is as important as the demo your create of your music. If you are a do-it-yourselfer, here's how you do it. Read
By: Artistopia Staff | 17/12/2007 | Music
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The Gig is Up - Getting Those Gigs
The music question that echoes throughout the Internet, "How do I get gigs?" Indie music artists now have a checklist for thinking on not only how to get that next gig, but ways to promote it and make it your best show ever. Read
By: Artistopia Staff | 17/12/2007 | Music
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Music Online Glossary – When Music, Music Careers and Pcs Collide
From Net-newbie to someone that’s been in the business of music for years, you may run into word, term or phrase online that throws you occasionally. Artistopia offers you a way to decipher the music terminology that will eventually cross your path while being on the Web. Read
By: Artistopia Staff | 17/12/2007 | Music
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Why Artist Development Makes a Difference
The Internet has had an enormous change on the music industry and those that create the music. This has created fascinating possibilities and tremendous opportunities of exposure for bands and music artists across the world. This also raises many questions for undiscovered talent to be heard above the clamoring din. Read
By: Artistopia Staff | 26/10/2006 | Music