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Travel for a Cause – Top Volunteer Destinations That Will Make You a Mindful Traveler

November 19, 2021 / Travel

There isn’t a better time than now to reflect on the state of the world. The COVID-19 pandemic has hit many countries very hard, leaving a trail of economic and social devastation. But the world suffered even before this horrible disease started placing people in self-quarantines and overflowing hospitals. Earthquakes, volcanoes, fires, wars, and poverty […]

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Re-introducing… The Blogging Musician!

November 8, 2021 / Blog, Guitar, Music, Travel

Really quick one, and probably my shortest ever blog, but here goes. I now have a brand new home/welcome page https:/adamharkus.com. My homepage has only ever been a ‘Lastest posts’ page, so I thought I’d put together a proper welcome page that puts across a clear message of what The Blogging Musician is all about.

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Exploring Barcelona’s Most Stunning Neighbourhoods

October 23, 2021 / Travel

Every capital city always has its beautifully distinctive neighbourhoods, each representing its own style, and each creating a special atmosphere. Let’s explore and discover the most unique parts of Barcelona. El Raval Once notorious for being ‘less than safe’, this area has really come a long way in order to turn that around. But all

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Essential Toolkit Additions for Travelling Musicians

July 20, 2021 / Music, Music Business, Travel

Touring, whether in any form, continues to make up a big part of any musician’s life. It is also how the largest share of the music industry’s revenue is generated on top of it being one of the last remaining ‘physical’ aspects of a musical career in what is mostly a digital-first industry. When going on tour

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Amazing Whales – 9 Best Locations to Spot Them

July 17, 2021 / Travel

With over 80 different species of whales, it should not come as a surprise that this mammal can be found all over the world. If you’re fond of these animals famous for their intelligence and complex social behavior, you probably know that there are five species that are critically endangered and that many more are

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The Blogging Musician Shop is now OPEN!

July 9, 2021 / Adam Harkus Music, Books, Music, Songwriting, Travel

Visit my brand new shop today! Part of my journey with The Blogging Musician has been the self-publication of original music and books. The Shop page is their new home. Check it out today, and thank you for your support.

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Reducing Your Environmental Impact As A Travelling Musician

July 8, 2021 / Music, Music Business, Travel

Although finding the nearest recycling bin may not be your first priority when you’re travelling to your next gig, the impact of touring musicians on the environment can be significant. While some established bands can afford to renounce touring altogether, others are finding ways to offset carbon emissions and minimise waste pollution even as they are driving

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8 Most Romantic Spots in Australia

June 20, 2021 / Travel

Romance is not something you can create in a place, but a place has to have that initial spark to ignite the romance within you. Australia is one of the most diverse countries in the world, with a fusion of different cultures and a myriad of natural wonders. So it’s no wonder that many couples

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A True Art Lover’s Guide to Milan

June 12, 2021 / Travel

Upon mentioning Milan, the first association for most people is the works of Leonardo da Vinci, in particular, his Last Supper mural in the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent. This is undoubtedly one of the most famous paintings in history and every year, thousands of tourists flock there to see it. However, this is not

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