The learning process is a strange thing. Regardless of the skill, ability, or profession in question, learning is all about committing to plenty of practice and trusting that time will pay dividends. This can be difficult in its own way, often requiring years of practice to see significant progress, long and strenuous days marred with frustration – regardless, the same credo usually applies: hard work pays off.
For new artists taking the independent route, there’s no right or wrong way to win gigs. Some go full attack mode, creating detailed promotional material and sending it out to hundreds of venues within an eight-mile radius. Others opt for a slower and more informal approach, performing at friends’ house parties or charity events, seizing opportunities as and when they arise, perhaps even dabbling in a bit of busking.
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[wpcode id="3604"] Royalties are profits paid to musicians and songwriters from the sales and commercial use of their music. Several factors will affect the final amount artists are entitled to. Broadly speaking, there are...
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