The music business has grown so widely with the emergence of the Internet and its accessibility. Music appreciation and awareness has crossed the common boundaries of race and country and genre or religion.
We have accepted and appreciated all kinds of music from elsewhere in the world mainly through its availability in various sects of the media. This has in
We live in a world that is losing its sense of community.
The individual (at the moment) is cherished way above the endeavours of the collective group.
Now, while I believe that individual and group efforts are important I believe that the balance between the two is very one sided. It’s very sad that this is happening.
Quite simply human
The music industry has been bemoaning its fate, as the costs of promoting artists and their songs soar while sales slump. It seems that it’s facing a slow, self-inflicted implosion. It blames its demise on the Internet and the easy access that fans have to music that has yet to be released for public consumption. Independent record labels, on the
The music industry is changing, but there is a lot of speculation about the direction in which it is going. For the past year, I have spent considerable time trying to understand a variety of issues related to the industry. I don’t know what the future holds, but I hope the vast diversity and culture as well as the quality
I have been doing this music caper for twenty years.
However, I have only believed in myself for the past five years and in that time I have achieved much more than the fifteen years preceding it.
I don’t remember that moment when I finally climbed up the top of the mountain and put my flag of belief into the
The rewards of creating music range from the deep satisfaction of writing a new song to the glowing pride of a successful performance. These feelings bolster our confidence, but do little to compensate for the financial investment often tied to making music. While selling your music via CDs and downloads is a good start, you should also consider investing in
