Learning Is Not Linear
In a classroom setting, teachers must trust that a student’s learning process will take a variety of paths, almost none of them being linear.
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How to Create a DIY Project Without Breaking the Bank
In the new music industry, DIY doesn’t have to mean artists going “broke,” here’s how to approach financial stability as a DIY artist.
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How to Keep Your Music Projects Moving Forward (Successfully)
Using examples from software and business development, this OpEd shows musicians how to make sure your projects are always moving ahead.
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3 Timeless Songwriting Lessons from Alex Winston
On the heels of her new Splice sample pack, songwriter Alex Winston shares her advice for songwriting ideation and arranging.
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The Lyrical Genius of Chuck Berry
In this Guest OpEd, we explore the plethora of ways Chuck Berry tackled race and societal issues with humor and relatability in his lyrics.
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Creating a Sound Foundation: Changing Mental Health in the Music Industry
Today’s Guest OpEd offers some advice and space to those in the music industry feeling external pressures of success weighing them down.
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A Guide to Getting Music Production Clients
We asked our friends at Notetracks to provide a handy beginner’s guide to getting new clients for music work if you’re just starting out.
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The Problem With “Perfect” Practice
How to use deliberate practice and take comfort in mistakes, so that you don’t fall into the trap of expecting perfection when learning.
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How to Contact Brands for Sponsorships and Collaborations
Musicians looking to create more diverse revenue streams and networking opportunities need to be looking to brands for collabs. Here’s how.
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The Pianist As Sportsperson
An editorial meditation on how concert and career musicians need to rethink their commitment to their practice, to be more like pro athletes.
