While every artist has their own style, the performer should always be the best dressed in the room.

Wear what you feel comfortable in. Today is not the day to try those brand new formal shoes, that high-street leotard that requires double-sided tape, or anything out of your fashion comfort zone.

All are legit ways to let women in the music business know we are welcome here and valued. Let’s get started.

Have you ever considered leveraging this sugary, instant popularity booster for business purposes?

One of the really special features about MEGAPHONO 2018 in Ottawa, I find, is how much genuine, direct access is offered.

The tides are turning in the music industry – many artists aim to be seen as valuable partners, not fireable employees to reputable music companies.

This article takes a dozen or so common situations women go through in their daily hustle, and features our suggestions of how to handle these moments with class and self-respect. Some situations are funny and casual, others are serious.

If you are an active member of the music industry, you’re going to need business cards.

Are you a shy extrovert? No, that’s not a contradiction. An extrovert gets energized by being around people. A shy one gets nervous jumping head-first into a large group at a party or networking event. Do you wish they would just come over and strike up a conversation with you instead?