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Why your next release starts with your existing fans

Why your next release starts with your existing fans

When artists plan a new release, the focus is often on reaching new listeners. While discovering new audiences is an important part of growing a music career, the most valuable support often comes from the people who already know and…

The future of music marketing: moving beyond pre-saves

The future of music marketing moving beyond pre-saves

The way artists promote music is constantly changing. For years, pre-save campaigns have been an important part of digital music marketing. They give fans a way to support upcoming releases before they are available and help artists build excitement ahead…

How listeners discover new music today

How listeners discover new music today

The way people discover music has changed dramatically over the past decade. While radio, magazines and word-of-mouth recommendations once dominated music discovery, today’s listeners are finding new artists through a combination of streaming platforms, social media, online communities and personalised…

Why album sales don’t matter like they used to

Why album sales don't matter like they used to

There was a time when album sales were everything. Artists spent months crafting the perfect record, fans queued outside shops on release day, and the number of albums sold often decided who was considered a success. If your album went…

Underrated artists you should be listening to in 2026

Every year, a handful of artists dominate the charts, playlists and headlines. But beneath the surface, there’s always a wave of talent quietly reshaping music in bold, exciting ways. If you’re tired of hearing the same names on repeat, this…

Extending the life of your instruments and equipment

Extending the life of your instruments and equipment

Musical instruments and studio gear are investments, and taking care of them can save you money while keeping your sound consistent. Proper maintenance prolongs the life of your equipment and ensures it performs at its best. Clean and store properly…

Balancing music with a “real job”

Balancing music with a “real job”

For most musicians, music does not start as a full-time income. It exists alongside a “real job”, often framed as the sensible or necessary option. Balancing the two can feel exhausting, frustrating, and emotionally complicated. The truth is, having a…

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