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The Good Musician

Archive for the ‘Marketing & Branding’ Category

June 5th, 2008

Bruce Houghton–Music 2.0 resources for The Good Musician

Bruce created a robust body of information for all good musicians before he said goodbye to his colleagues at b5media. I encourage you to take advantage of his expertise in the music business. His Music 2.0 and Music 2.0 Bookshelf pages will move you smartly toward building your personal database of helpful tips and resources […]

By csnowden -- 2 comments

May 13th, 2008

Libby Kirkpatrick plays benefit at Ruta Maya

Austin songstress Libby Kirkpatrick is playing at the Ruta Maya coffeehouse this Thursday, May 15. Along with Kirkpatrick, Michael Shay (and the Just Desserts), Mark Utter, David Rothgeb, Geoff Union, and a talent show kick off at 9 p.m. as a benefit for Jim O’Brien.
Come early for a new Environmental Film Series, 6-9 pm, […]

By csnowden -- 0 comments

May 10th, 2008

White Oak Trio revisited

I was thrilled to see that my new friends, the White Oak Trio, now have two videos up. This is exciting, because now every Good Musician can hear what a piano trio is supposed to sound like. Not only that, one of the videos interposes an interview with the group and live performances. Listen, and […]

By csnowden -- 0 comments

April 17th, 2008

Austin Sound Check and Pop Music Scene officially launched

Kudos to Ana Wolken from Austin Sound Check, and Dexie Wharton at Pop Music Scene for successfully launching two brand new music blogs at b5media. Subscribe to these two dynamite sites and you’ll always be up to date on the latest and best sounds around, plus any dish they’ve overheard along the way.
A friend just […]

By csnowden -- 5 comments

April 4th, 2008

Lucid Dementia CD Release Party Tonight!

You’ve got plenty of time to get downtown to Elysium, at 705 Red River to experience the fabulous alien Luci and her band Lucid Dementia in all their madness and glory. They’re celebrating the release of their latest CD Trickery, with G-Fire and the Drishti Dancers belly-dancing troup opening at 9:30, followed by subNatural at […]

By csnowden -- 0 comments

March 31st, 2008

The Good Musician welcomes Claudia Snowden

b5media’s Music Channel is proud to welcome Claudia Snowden as the new lead blogger for The Good Musician.
Claudia brings a unique level of experience, background, and training to The Good Musician. Her career is as colorful as it is varied. She has been a professional instrumental and choral musician, arts administrator, and information and […]

By admin -- 3 comments

January 27th, 2008

4 Ways to Get Gigs and 9 Ways to Make Them Rock

Photography by larskflem.
Gigs are crucial events - they’re make or break for many bands, however small or unimportant the venue. If you have a group or band, chances are you’ll want to play in front of people sooner or later.
There are several ways to actually get gigs, and I’m going to focus on the cheap […]

By Arjun Muralidharan -- 0 comments

January 26th, 2008

How a Laptop Help This Girl Get Famous

It’s one of the things I like about Apple. Yes, I am a fanboy, and many musicians are, because of the simple reason that Apple frequently decides to include new and upcoming artists in their ads, on iTunes, or in product demonstrations.
I myself thank them for showing me Imogen Heap back in the day, and […]

By Arjun Muralidharan -- 3 comments

January 18th, 2008

6 Reasons Why Kate Nash Is Successful

Photography bydexter_mixwith
Kate Nash is one of those shooting stars who “made it”. One hell of a musician, and I’d like to share some quick thoughts on why I think she is not just a successful musician, but a good one at that.
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By Arjun Muralidharan -- 1 comment

January 17th, 2008

Randy Newman at Steve Jobs’ Macworld Keynote

Unless your a Mac-Nutcase like I am, you might have missed watching Steve Jobs’ latest keynote at Macworld 2008. He presented us with the delight of one very distinguished musician who performed at the end: Randy Newman.
As Gruber points out, the first song he sings is “chock full of ‘I can’t believe he just said […]

By Arjun Muralidharan -- 1 comment

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