Gabe Sullivan

Being an independent musician has its ups and downs. The obvious down part is where most of the time, indie musicians feel handicapped in that they don’t have the power of the big distributio Read More...

Selling CDs is as hard as selling anything else. But we now live in the era of technology, and we’re blessed with the Internet, as our best bet to move products. Here are some strategies for Read More...

Songs chosen, recording done, and post-production on the tracks is also done. Now your band is ready to have the CDs made. There are still a lot of things to worry about, and lots of decisions to ma Read More...

Indie bands make money from selling CDs, and also gain fame. One of the best places to sell your CDs is at your own live gigs. The key is: give a good show and some of your fans will want to take yo Read More...

Artists are usually happy enough when their music is heard by lots of people. What is often overlooked is pricing their work. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to put a price on your C Read More...

The first time you launch a CD with your band, you’ll want to show your music to the world especially to those who haven’t listened. How you attract these people to actually want to l Read More...

Indie music acts appear at selected events only, and it’s important to keep your presence among your fans, for your band’s growth. How to do that? Have a CD to keep your sound alive Read More...

As your fan base gets bigger, your gigs get more anticipation and your CDs are finished, the next thing to do is to actually market your CD to your fans. Read More...

The hardest part to be ‘the next big thing in music’ is the start. In music, the start includes looking for gigs, get some local fans and record a demo CD to be distributed to your fa Read More...

So you’re an artist (solo or in a band) who’s thinking about making your first CD? You must be excited, although most people will feel a little bit intimidated as you’re going Read More...