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Routines & Process
Write a song that features background vocals to get your creative juices flowing, and share your work to receive feedback from your peers.
Be aware of these three red flags so that you don’t fall into an unfavorable business deal with a manager, A&R rep, or agent.
Write a song that features the guitar to get your creative juices flowing, and share your work to receive feedback from your peers.
Artists too often conflate their self-value with their work – in this blog post, let’s explore some healthy perspectives on finding purpose in one’s artistic practice.
We reached out to publishers, administrators, licensing professionals, and sync agents to learn about music publishing and licesning.
Write a song that repurposes old lyrics to get your creative juices flowing, and share your work to receive feedback from your peers.
Write a song in a 3/4 time signature to get your creative juices flowing, and share your work to receive feedback from your peers.
Whether you’re trying to make your first track or your third album, it’s worth exploring creative and practical strategies for tackling unfinished work.
Let’s explore a few practices we can put into place to get over the emotional hurdle many of us are met with after tackling a creative project.
Write a song with a I – IV – V chord progression to get your creative juices flowing, and share your work to receive feedback from your peers.
Three music supervisors share their processes around sync licensing, how they build their libraries, who they work with, and more.