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Do You want to Promote yourself online as a Music Producer and Artist? In this video you get 10 Music Promotion Tips that will get you kickstarted in Promotion and Marketing your Music.

Published on Feb 27, 2013 *** Expanded version of this talk here:  http://youtu.be/OcIAJjFZgW8  * This talk is from a DIY Masterclass on 3 Dec 2012 hosted by Generator, the UK's leading music development agency as part of Roundhouse 3030 in London . This is an audio recording of the opening session on "Attracting press, radio and online coverage" presented by Tom Robinson , covering the following topics: • How do you get your music to press, radio and blogs? • What goes in a press pack and what are people looking for? • Physical vs. digital press pack • Is your track right for the radio? • Setting realistic expectations • Release formats -- tracks vs. singles vs. EPs & the pros and cons of physical • The pros and cons of hiring PR & Plugging specialists • Developing an online presence -- websites, social networking, SEO & blogs Related articles BWW Review: Shakespeare Goes Hip-Hop In The Q Brothers' OTHELLO: THE REMIX Vam...

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PHOTO CREDIT: independentmusicadvice.com As a music composer , I am constantly writing notes, music notes, on everything from sheet music to post-it notes to a greasy napkin. When I was in high school, I wanted to be a writer and a musician when I grew up, although, admittedly, I had hoped that I would be the drummer in a band or perhaps the timpanist in the Boston Pops.  Now I am a successful composer and music prof, and I have found that my writing skills have served me well as a means to promote my music.  Why should you write? 1) For every successful musician, there are probably thousands, if not millions, of struggling musicians that would like to know how you have (or have not) achieved success. Whether young kids beginning bands or a grandma that has begun writing ballades, there are millions of amateur musicians out there that want to hear and learn from your experiences. They eat up your advice like pizza and value your input. With the internet connecting eve...