We've had the pleasure of talking to Rita Hosking, a country-folk singer from Northern California, who in ten years have released 5 albums and toured multiple countries. She has some really cool insight on booking, touring and getting your team of helpers together. READ MORE...
Having a career in music is easy. You basically only need to do two things.
Number one is what all aspiring artists want to do. Number two... not so much. But in order to make a living at it, you need to be able to do both. (Or know when to hire someone to do it for you.)
So let's break it down. What do these two things really entail? READ MORE...
Portland, Oregon duo Josh and Mer are the equivalent of highly skilled Belgium trappist monks crafting beer. Everything they create possess a remarkable depth and beauty while retaining a sound that is unique to them alone.
Their latest accomplishment was raising over $15,000 on Kickstarter.com for their Musical Callioscope. Despite being a fairly young band, (founded two years ago after meeting at the shoot of a Levi's commercial) they have experienced a lot and have good advice about how to stay afloat in this business called music. READ MORE...
Portland, OR based band Alameda released their sophomore album, Procession, in September this year. The combination of acoustic guitars and banjo with orchestral instrumentation including violin, cello, clarinet, trumpet and French horn creates a lush and dreamy backdrop for Stirling Myles’ haunting vocal. Procession is a well crafted album filled with beautiful sadness and soothing tension.
We were able to catch up with Stirling on tour on the road between Wichita and Denver. READ MORE...
Playing shows can be the funnest part of this business and also the most profitable. Who doesn’t wanna make money while having fun? But... are you doing everything you can to make as much money as possible at every gig? READ MORE...
So you’re in a band and you’re working on your record and touring locally and all you’ve been hearing for the past years is how the music industry is dead and how every indie artist have to promote themselves on the web... READ MORE...
Exciting news this year! Just to stop confusing ourselves and everyone we did business with, we decided to separate out our duplication division of Wavelength which started back in 1993. So, Atomic Disc was born. READ MORE...