A band’s nightmare
by Music Insider Magazine
So you’re about to go to the studio and finish your first CD and maybe you should just let this go … but you have a singer who has such a big ego …
Taking a look at the big picture
by Stephen Stern
First I look at landscape as a viewer. I start to feel things—the feelings don’t have to be defined. I trust my creative intuition. I seek in my compositions—Gestalt sense—all …
A lifetime love affair in music
Teri Doty, editor-in-chief, Music Insider Magazine interviews Dan McConomy of The Stereo Flow
What started out at a high school in Los Angeles turned into a lifetime love affair in the music business.
Working …
Knowing the basics
by Hank Stroll, Music Insider Magazine
Subscription box on website – Placing a subscription box on your website enables all visitors to sign up for your events and news. This will allow you to pick up on …
Managing rock royalty
Q & A with Stephen Stern
Music Insider Magazine recently bribed Stephen Stern with Mexican food and bottomless margaritas to disclose his thoughts on being a manager, and the state of the music industry. The following is …
Getting real results
by Editor, Music Insider Magazine
For some of you who can’t even hit a nail straight, Home Depot isn’t a store. It’s a constant slap in the face.
The “do it yourself” movement that has made Home …
by Music Industry Insider
While you do have another source of income, you can’t quite see yourself at your current job for the rest of your life. Music is what drives you to stay up late, to get by on …
by Teri Doty, editor-in-chief, Music Insider Magazine
You just got a new lead singer for your band, like yesterday. One of your friends (and one of your biggest fans) thinks he can be your new singer.
You appreciate his enthusiasm, …
