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  Italian all female indie-rock band AB29 share their compelling new single, ‘Brainwaves’, out now on all streaming platforms. The song is the second single of their upcoming EP “Memorem”, a metaphorical journey through the lights and shadows of schizophrenia. _________________________________________________________ Being the second track on the EP, it represents signs of the first symptoms, the first sensation of something wrong with the protagonist. An inevitable flow of thoughts that can only lead to something upsetting. The EP, set for release in at the end of this year, explores the theme of schizophrenia through five tracks, taking the listener on a journey through the progressive metamorphosis of a mental state which, song after song, manifests itself in all its real beauty. “Surfing the youtube, we were struck to some interview to people with schizophrenia.. We realized that this disease is not talked about much in modern music and the idea of writing our Concept EP about ...

Pretty much every upcoming  songwriter  in the world is on SoundCloud. And sometimes, your track will get removed without warning. In this article, I'll explain what you can do about it. SOUNDCLOUD IS IMPORTANT FOR MUSICIANS, BUT WHY DO THEY REMOVE YOUR TRACKS WITHOUT WARNING? There's no doubt that SoundCloud has become one of the best platforms for sharing your music and allowing fans to connect and engage with your tracks. Tom Leo, founder of  YouKnowIGotSoul.com  says that he seriously questions any music submission that is not accompanied by a SoundCloud link. I agree that SoundCloud has grown to be a trustworthy brand, and artists who host their music on SoundCloud appear to be more credible than artists who just send MP3 attachments in their email submissions. (Seriously, don't do that!) We know how much work goes into the creative process. Just think of all those countless studio sessions where night turns into morning, and you have to go to work straight from the st...

Music career or expensive hobby? How do you distinguish between the two? Which one do you have? The first step is being honest with yourself. We've heard it thousands of times before. A common answer to this simple question. So, what do you do? "I'm a rapper" – millions of aspiring people, worldwide. Rapper is the lowest common denomination, especially here in NYC. But you could easily replace that with singer, producer, songwriter, DJ, etc. Now ladies, be honest. What's your reaction when you hear a guy say that? dating-a-rapper Is it fair?  Probably not. But guess what – it's reality. NOBODY CARES The hardest thing to do as an upcoming musician is face reality. Here's some brutal truths: Talent doesn't determine your success To an extent – neither does hard work It costs a lot of money to make things happen The landlord doesn't care about your dreams Don't expect people to care about your movement until you can portray certain aspects of succ...

2DOPEBOYZ In the middle we stay calm. Stream Curren$y's 'Welcome To Jet Life Recordings 2' Album https://2dopeboyz.com/2021/06/28/currensy-welcome-to-jet-life-recordings-2-album-stream/ Jun 28th 2021, 16:18 With features from Jay Worthy, Blu, T.Y., Fendi P, OG Maco, & more. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to this feed at https://blogtrottr.com If you no longer wish to receive these emails, you can unsubscribe here: https://blogtrottr.com/unsubscribe/pQQ/4cMY1h

There are many people chasing empty dreams in the music industry.  They will endlessly pursue the societal glory of landing placements for major artists, meanwhile the reality of the songwriter grind is that most writers never get to work with Chris Brown or Drake. The independent songwriter hustle is extremely taxing – mentally, emotionally, physically and financially. Don't believe what you see on Instagram. You will need to sacrifice friends, family, romantic relationships, vacations, partying and most aspects of regular life if you're serious about turning your dreams into a reality. Very Important Note : Just because you're "working" in the music business, does not actually mean you will get paid. If you can't grasp the concept of working for value exchanges, you should quit while you're ahead. While there are other songwriter "hubs" in North America such as Los Angeles, Nashville, Atlanta, and Toronto – this essential guide comes from the p...