The Important Questions to Ask Yourself Next Time You Want to Give Up on Your Music Dreams
Just because you know this is what you want doesn’t mean you don’t call it into question… Be strong, visualize, and get back on the horse!
Just because you know this is what you want doesn’t mean you don’t call it into question… Be strong, visualize, and get back on the horse!
In this OpEd, Andrew Tasselmyer from the band Hotel Neon reflects on how picking up a camera during COVID helped him make progress with music.
No one can tell you how to run your business, but without setting boundaries and keeping organized, you may not stay in business very long…
Working for yourself and being beholden to nobody but your clients is a blessing, but for your health it can be a curse. Here’s our advice!
Whether you’re feeling anxious, tired, stressed, dry, or un-inspired ahead of an upcoming session here are tips to relax the mind and vocals.
In this guest OpEd, composer and author Tim Hansen explores how to overcome creative anxiety with a small-goal oriented system of focus.
We all spend too much time in front of our phones — for musicians this can be a big problem. Here are 8 tips for detoxing from your devices.
Most musicians today suffer from some level of self-doubt, whether latent or utterly crippling. Learning to interpret feedback is a priority.
Helpful examples and advice from musicians who have gone through chronic pain and come out of it successful, and inspirational!
The last few years have been hard for all of us, arm yourself with these creative strategies and never lose momentum again.