8 Inspiring Books for the DIY Musician’s Shelf
…of being totally unoriginal. Suzanne Paulinski — The Rock/Star Life Planner (2019) We wanted to add this one in at the end because, while it’s not a traditional book, it has the…
…law), and Seth Godin. Music-Preneur Mindset Podcast Mindset coach Suzanne Paulinski (a.k.a. The Rock/Star Advocate) delivers bite-sized weekly episodes delving into everything you need to know to go from a…
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If you plan on making a living from your music, then you plan on being an entrepreneur. While many DIY musicians envision themselves more like a freelancer, focused on bringing…
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…innovate on the chorus are Suzanne Vega’s “Tom’s Diner,” which has no discernible chorus at all, Coldplay’s use of a wordless chorus in “A Sky Full of Stars,” and the…
…In a strange twist, Brandenburg chose Suzanne Vega’s 1987 hit, “Tom’s Diner” as a test song to perfect the MP3. But it wasn’t until 1992 that the MP3 went mainstream, and…
…like Sappho, Auden, Berryman, and T.S. Eliot, and listening to Jewish and Christian liturgical music, which were all major influences on them. Cohen’s “Suzanne” oozes with classical, religiously steeped references….
…While working at Le Chat Noir as a back-up house pianist at the age of 21, Erik Satie met Suzanne Valadon, who actually lived in the apartment next door to his….
…telling a tale. A solid example of the second person point of view would be “Suzanne” by Leonard Cohen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svitEEpI07E “Suzanne takes you down to her place near the river…
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…insects. Rothenberg, an author, composer of more than thirty recordings, and a prominent professor, has had opportunities to play with the likes of Peter Gabriel and Suzanne Vega. But he…
…rhyme as a dominant lyrical technique are: REM – “Losing My Religion” Suzanne Vega – “Tom’s Diner” Kate Bush – “Under the Ivy” Bon Iver – “For Emma” Radiohead –…