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By: John Chang

John Chang — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 03:50:23 +0000

Great advice here, the 20 rules cover a lot of what artists need to know about the industry these days!

By: Ellen

Ellen — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 19:40:40 +0000

While I generally agree that specialty retailing requires a custom website and unique marketing, the musician should determine their audience rather than the listener choosing how their musicians will beg for their attention. A musician is not a court jester or social idol. As a musician, I am not interested in having my music appreciated by those who can no longer read or make a full paragraph of intelligent thought on a page, or have more involvement in the process of selecting their own music than to buy what their friend says is good or be able to use only one or two brain cells to push a button that says “buy now”.

I make music for the intelligent connoisseur of quality music. That means albums that take more than 5 minutes a song to make by real artists who have studied music the way doctors study medicine or dancers study dance – that is blood, sweat and tears over the years in a course of serious study.

To attempt to placate the social agenda of the time is counter to being an artist. The artists lead into new paradigms of thought. They are not influenced by the tastes of the masses and their job is to explore the unknown and create original works of art to advance the social culture, not succumb to it. To do otherwise, for any artist, is an act of prostitution in the guise of social acceptance.

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By: Damien

Damien — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 08:44:34 +0000

I love the list but my favorite is #17 Reward & Incentivise. One example of this is the marketing plan employed by Nick Minaj and her marketing team. She gave away close to ten mixtapes before she actually blew up and put out an album. If people like your music they'll buy it, you just give them a chance to do so. Music Marketing Packages

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