Welcome to The Blogging Musician Community Forum. I thought now was a good time to re-launch our forum, which will make it much easier to connect, share, and discuss. I’ve added the obvious categories mapped to our main themes of Guitar, Music, and Travel, but feel free to suggest others. Take a look, say hello, […]
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Protest music in America is nothing new. While many people might think of civil rights and anti-war songs of the ’60s and ’70s, people have been using music to express their frustrations and inspire change since before the Civil War. This type of music usually either focuses on civil unrest, war, or social injustices that
Analyzing Protest Music in America Read Post »
Here’s our cleaner, bolder, and more modern theme. Like it? I thought the old theme was beginning to look a little tired and dated, so here’s our new look and feel! I’ve moved the sidebar content to the footer for the full-width effect, giving the site more impact. I hope you like it, and as
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A 2011 study found that the average indie musician made about $33,000 per year, and only 33% of the respondents in the study made 75% or more of their income from music alone. Most independent musicians make their money from performing live, selling music and merchandise, or even from teaching others. But $33,000 isn’t enough
Things to Keep in Mind While Looking for Work Before Your Music Career Takes Off Read Post »
The music industry is getting tougher for independent musicians. Having unique talent is not enough to place you at the top and create a loyal fan base. Without the backing of a record label, you will need to work harder. You need to use smart and effective methods to rise above the competition and build
5 Ways Musicians Can Showcase Their Brand Through Digital Media Read Post »
Music connects the world and enriches the lives of billions of global citizens. It’s also a crucial component in modern life for a growing number of people. The global recorded music industry has seen steady growth in popularity over the last few years, reaching more than $19 billion in revenue in 2019. With numbers like
Music Professions Outside of Musicians Read Post »
The COVID-19 pandemic is wreaking havoc on our everyday lives. Stay-at-home orders are requiring everyone to remain within their own four walls while influencing how we work, play, and shop. Because we are prohibited from meeting in large groups, the opportunity for entertainment outside of the home is virtually nonexistent. Currently, there are no sports,
Musicians and COVID-19: Getting Back or Preparing to Get Back On the Road Again Read Post »
Learning the secrets of music theory and the major scale can unlock the mystery of not just the guitar, this universal language applies to ALL instruments. Let me take you through the very basics of music theory and the major scale which will hopefully enable you to become more expressive and creative on the instrument.
Unlocking the Secrets of Music Theory: The Major Scale Read Post »
So here we are. Easter Bank Holiday 2020, England, and coronavirus lockdown! Hearing about all the coronavirus deaths in the UK, (over 7000 and rising), while also seeing people out flaunting the rules has inspired me to pick up the guitar and write a song today. It’s about someone in hospital alone and close to
Coronavirus Song – In our Hands Read Post »
