The Power of “No” – When and How to Say No to Something That Isn’t Right For You
Nobody wants to be the person turning people down all the time, but we also need to avoid burnout. Here are tips for saying No with respect.
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7 Transferable Music Skills That Companies Want
Think your music training has made you unemployable in the workplace? Here are 7 reasons why companies want to hire you for those skills…
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❄ ONE WEEK LEFT to Join Soundfly’s Ultimate 2020 Holiday Giveaway ❄
It’s your LAST CHANCE to enter Soundfly’s 2020 Holiday Giveaway to win up to 20 exciting free prizes. Contest ends December 19!
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Win Free Gear, Signed Merch, Swag and More in Our Holiday Giveaway!
Announcing Soundfly’s 2020 Holiday Giveaway — Enter to win free studio gear items, signed artist merch, swag, and a free coaching session!
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4 Ways Yoga and Wellness Apps Provide Opportunities for Musicians
Yoga, wellness and fitness apps are beginning to dominate the digital marketplace. For musicians looking to license their music, there’s a ton of potential.
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How to Network When You’re Really Uncomfortable Networking
Meeting new people can be frustrating and nerve-wracking. Here are some tips for when you’re stuck at an event and want to make the most of it.
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Announcing Soundfly’s New Affiliate Program!
With Soundfly’s new Affiliate program, you can earn a flat-rate commission for every new student you refer to Soundfly, and that’s just the beginning!
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The Defining Characteristics of the Perfect Support Set
Invited to play on a bigger stage, opening for a bigger band? Here’s a guide to help you nail that support set to keep them coming back!
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15 Dream Fellowships and Grants That Musicians Need to Know About
Learn about some of our favorite grants and fellowships, awarding money, time and space to create new works of music, and get the funding boost you need!
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10 Facebook Groups Musicians Need to Join Right Now
Networking is everything in music. Discover our favorite Facebook Groups, full of career opportunities, community, support, and advice just for musicians.
