There’s a story many of us tell ourselves that goes something like this: There are professionals and experts out there that know things we don’t know. They are equipped with some sacred knowledge that we don’t have that allows them to do the things they do. We can’t be successful until we have also unearthed…
Feeling lost in the hustle? Remember to make music just for yourself once in a while.
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.
You’re about to click on Flypaper’s 2,000th post. Read on for some fun reflections, fond memories, and a whole lotta praise throwin’!
Do artists really NEED a record label in 2022? If you’ve done what you need to attract a label you’ve probably already succeeded on your own!
An OpEd by a recent Soundfly student covering his experience working 1-on-1 with production mentor, Andrea De Carlo. Read on for his review.
A touching OpEd from a musician in Soundfly’s global member community, about the highs and lows of attempting to level up his workflow.
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.
In her latest column, Mahea Lee meditates on how hard it can be to accept someone’s offer to lend a helping hand, and why we should.
Today’s Guest OpEd offers some advice and space to those in the music industry feeling external pressures of success weighing them down.
