NPR Music recently officially announced something huge for unsigned bands and solo artists. Tiny Desk Contest 2024 is on the…
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Enough is Enough! How to Fire a Band Member
There are numerous reasons why you should fire a band member, just as there are clear signs you should fire a band member that you’d be wise to keen an eye out for.
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Revisiting Yolk: Their Stunning Debut Album is 30 Now
It’s difficult to believe that Yolk’s self-titled debut album is now thirty years old. My recollection of hearing their music…
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Last Christmas: Winnie Covers Wham! Classic in New Single
There are some Christmas songs that people either love or loathe. A lot of people famously dislike Santa Baby. There’s…
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Artist Profile: Peaches and Crime
Few bands within the ecosphere of the Binghamton music scene strike as unique a chord as Peaches and Crime. This…
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Artist Profile: Caviar & Grits
Founded in Binghamton, New York in 2019, Caviar & Grits is an original soul/ R&B group consisting of Binghamton music…
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What Is A Band Agreement? Here’s How To Make a Professional One
A band agreement is a legal document that every band, big or small, should take seriously. So what is a band agreement and how do you make one?
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Potential Spotify Changes Indie Artists Would Love
Spotify changes rarely, if ever, benefit unsigned and indie artists. Here are some potential Spotify changes that could change all that.
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What Does a Music Manager Do? Does Your Band Need One?
Finding a talented music manager can be a challenge. This guide covers what to look for in a band manager and explains music management
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Should Bands Still Make CDs? Are CDs Worth It?
Should bands still make CDs? The short answer is yes, but only if the band has enough of a fan base to support selling those CDs
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