As musicians face a post-coronavirus economy, we need to have a personal strategy to overcome the mounting challenges that the virus has caused that will be here long after it dissipates.

This article will address why, even in this economically perilous time, musicians should not join an MLM.

When someone wants to monetize their artistic pursuits one of their first thoughts is to roll out the band merchandise.

Many musicians and other creatives around me have been launching crowdfunding campaigns lately.

Making creative stuff gets expensive, any artist can tell you that.

It’s hard to find gigs. Whether you’re just starting out as an independent artist or you’re a seasoned vet, you might find yourself with significant holes in your schedule that need to be filled.

You want to make your fans feel like stars – recognize and reward them publicly for their loyalty.

Do you know how songwriters get paid royalties? Introducing Blockchain. It’s secure, digital ledger whose main feature is decentralization.

Scaling means that you are able to offer the same experience to more people, without sacrificing quality or needing to figure out how to be in two places at once.

Merch can get expensive. You need to order shipments in advance to bring to shows, and place your best bet on whether fans will clamour for it, or if you’ll have boxes full of band snow globes stored in your closet for years after your bassist moves abroad.

The music of IndoSoul is a perfect synchronization and collaboration of its talented band members – Karthick Iyer, the frontman and violinist, Sumesh Narayanan plays Mridangam and is also a percussionist, Vikram Vivekanand plays the guitar, Ramkumar rocks the drums and Reshwin plays the bass.

The “Starving Artist” trope is hard enough to prove wrong as it is, making it even harder are these three Canadian laws that are essentially siphoning revenue away from us.

The safest popular option we have in the music industry is the down payment. Here are three occasions where it should absolutely be used.