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October 17, 2024 • 1min read
Digital music distributors typically take 15% to 30% of royalties from artists, depending on the platform and services provided. Some distributors offer flat fees instead, allowing artists to retain 100% of their royalties. It’s essential for artists to review each distributor’s terms to understand the exact percentage or fee structure.
Creative, low-cost strategies to build your fanbase as an independent artist. Growing a fanbase as an independent artist can feel daunting, especially when your budget is tight. But with creativity, resourcefulness, and a little hustle, you can connect with your audience and build a loyal following without spending a fortune. Here’s how: 1. Maximize Your […]
Whether you’re producing a new track, working on a film score, or creating a jingle, the right session vocalist can take your project to the next level. A talented singer can add emotion, depth, and professionalism to your music. But how do you find a session vocalist that perfectly fits your style and needs? Let’s […]
Songwriting is a deeply personal and creative process, but having the right tools can make it easier to capture ideas, stay organized, and refine your craft. Whether you’re brainstorming lyrics, building chord progressions, or arranging melodies, there are apps and software to support every step of the journey. Here are the best tools for songwriting […]
College radio has long been a launchpad for independent artists. Unlike mainstream stations, college radio functions as a music community platform, providing a space for niche genres, underground acts, and emerging talent to connect with passionate student DJs and dedicated listeners. This unique environment allows artists to build their audience, gain credibility, and form valuable […]
A beginner-friendly guide to music metadata and why it’s crucial for distribution and discoverability. Metadata might not be the most exciting part of being a musician, but it’s one of the most important. Without proper tagging, your music can get lost in the digital shuffle, making it harder for listeners to find and for you […]
