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D. Grant Smith

D Grant Smith is the syndicated host of The Appetizer Radio Show, heard across the US on indie and public radio stations. He’s also the host of The DIY Artist Route Podcast, a bi-monthly exploration in the successful journeys of creative individuals from musicians to authors to educators. His work as The Audience Growth Farmer is also the subject of his blog and debut book The DIY Musician’s Radio Handbook. Relationship building and networking are his strengths, which he works with artists in coaching, training, and speaking to improve. Aside from music, Smith loves anything involving Batman and craft beer.


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  • Independent Radio Promotion Guide: Why Radio Still Matters

    Independent Radio Promotion Guide: Why Radio Still Matters

    + Improve your songwriting with Soundfly! Explore our range of courses on emotional chord progressions, basic songwriting technique, songwriting for producers, and many more. Subscribe for unlimited access here. What we mean when we talk about “radio” these days is so much more than amplifying and broadcasting audio content terrestrially across radio waves. In essence, the term “radio” has come…

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  • 5 Alternative Ways to Make Money from Your Music

    5 Alternative Ways to Make Money from Your Music

    By Nicholas Rubright In today’s environment where music is consumed mostly from streaming and free sources, making money from music sales seems like a thing of the past. CD sales were replaced by downloads fees, which are now being replaced by royalties from music streaming, often worth less than the checks they’re written on. While free…

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  • How to Get Your Music Played on SiriusXM Radio (and Local Radio, Too)

    How to Get Your Music Played on SiriusXM Radio (and Local Radio, Too)

    It may not be as easy, but it still is possible to get your song on the radio as an independent artist. Here are 4 proven steps to get noticed by SiriusXM.

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