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1. Kishore Kumar---a versatile singer November 19, 2009 Kishore Kumar was truly a versatile singer. Kishore Kumar, also considered as a legend in Hindi film world, excelled not only as a playback singer but also as an actor, director, producer, composer, lyrics writer, and script writer. Kishor Kumar, lovingly called as Kishore Da, was one of those very few singers who experimented with various styles of music. He proved his versatility in all genres of singing, including semi classical, sad, soulful, motivating, “qawwali”, “ghazals”, and patriotic. It is interesting to know that in Hindi film industry, Kishore Kumar yodeling became widel... (read more) Author: Shamal Chavan

2. Kipp Crawford: A Tragic Loss November 18, 2009 Oregon Music Newsby Stephanie Salvey on November 16, 2009The Oregon music community is mourning the tragic loss of producer and drummer Kipp Daniel Crawford who was killed in the middle of the night on November 11, when he was struck by drunk drivers on North Willamette Blvd. having somehow fallen from his bike. Sadly, he was only 31. Kipp’s influence as a human and a musician is evidenced by the scores and scores of beautiful and kind messages that have poured into blogs and websites."He loved nature, the outdoors, and was never caught up in any hipster bullshit in the music scene or any oth... (read more) Author: Matt Bratschi

3. Music Promotion for the Beginner November 16, 2009 If you are a novice at getting your music to the masses then you are about to get a crash course on music promotion. It’s important because unless people know how great the song or CD is, they are never going to walk in and pick it up. There were a few exceptions out there in music history, like the Stones “Sticky Fingers” album or Carly Simon’s “No Secrets”. There were a ton of folks that bought those two without having heard a note because of the cover art. But guess what? That was promotion of a sort as well because the marketing department knew the curiosity would cause sales. And let’s no... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

4. Finding Music Internships November 16, 2009 Nobody likes to do things for free. Heck even little kids like to get paid for cleaning up their room and other little things that they should do on their own. The thing about it is that in order to gain skills in this industry you have two choices. You can find someone willing to give you a music internship so you can get the practical knowledge needed or you can actually shell out your hard earned cash and pay some professor to teach you the things out of a book. Now I am like the next person, I hate to do things for nothing. But I also hate to sit and listen to someone tell me how to g... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

5. The Basics On How To Sell Your Beats November 16, 2009 If you’re a music producer or beatmaker looking for ways to earn money on the Internet by selling your own beats and instrumentals online, this article is for you. This article offers advice on selling your beats successfully online. Make hits. Your beats must be superb and must have appeal outside your inner circle. That means you don’t just play it for your friends, you play if for people you don’t know who are most likely to be honest with you about whether or not it’s a hit. Don’t spend tons of money promoting a beat if you aren’t certain you’ll have the support of the local artis... (read more) Author: Jesse Foppet

6. Dr. Dre Producer of Hip Hop November 12, 2009 Dr. Dre, producer of hip hop, is an American record producer, rapper, record executive, and actor who began his career in music as a member of the World Class Wreckin' Cru. He later found fame with the influential gangsta rap group NWA, which stood for Niggaz With Attitude. Core members were Ice Cube, Dr Dre, Eazy-E, MC Ren & DJ Yella. Coming from the Ghetto's of Compton and founders of Gangsta Rap their music and lyrics were both shocking and influential to a whole generation of people regardless of colour or creed. Straight Outta Compton is constantly rated in the top 150 most infl... (read more) Author: Jackie Spivey

7. Online Music Sharing Script November 12, 2009 Agriya Infoway, headquartered in Chennai in southern India, is a company that has established its reputation building a complete range of professional-level scripts and software with the express purpose of bringing to Everyman the power to easily participate in the Web 2.0 revolution as a producer of content, a creator of content and as a consumer of it. Agriya releases now as part of this plan, the latest version of its premium audio sharing script Volume that is aimed at serving the music enthusiast community the way their Rayzz video-sharing script props up the video-sharing community. ... (read more) Author: peter james

8. Michael Carluccio, Star of the 1-Man Legend Show, Stirs up the Waters and Hearts at Gino's Surf November 11, 2009 Harrison Twp., MI - Gino’s Surf in Harrison Twp. on the shores of Lake St. Clair, presents Michael Carluccio and his Tom Jones tribute show, Saturday, November 14. Show starts at 7:30PM when Carluccio’s female audience steams up the windows as their temperature rises with his Tom Jones moves and music. According to local music producer and critic, Dennis Nazelli, “Michael has scored big-time in the Midwest as a headliner at Las Vegas tribute shows.” Carluccio’s 1-Man Legend Show has attracted many dinner-nightclubs owners in the southeast Michigan region. Andiamo’s in Warren, Tirami Su... (read more) Author: Dennis Nazelli

9. You and Music Industry Marketing November 01, 2009 Music Industry Marketing could just as well be titled “toot your own horn”. The fact of the matter is that you could be the best damned person in your chosen field, but unless the rest of the world knows about that then you are about as special as a blade of grass in your yard. Let’s face it, unless that blade of grass can call attention to its self it is just another leaf of green in a sea full of a billion other blades of grass that you look at every day but never even see. Now if that particular blade of grass suddenly turns bright red, or shoots up an inch or two above the rest of t... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

10. The Music Booking Agent, Friend or Foe? November 01, 2009 If you play live music, you have a strong opinion on the Music Booking Agent. You either really like them and what they do or you are the total opposite. So let’s look a little bit at what this monster has to do. A good agent will hold the client list of artists to just small enough that they can manage it and keep everyone working. After all, they only make money if the artists and groups are working so it is in their best interest to make sure that happens. The Music Booking Agent typically has staple clubs that are in his or her core of places and the agent simply tells everyon... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

11. Jobs in the Music Industry November 01, 2009 Everyone loves to be a part of the “in” crowd and let’s face it ya’ll. Being in the music industry is about as “in” as it gets. Most of the jobs in the music industry put you close, at least in some way, shape or form with the people that your peers consider to be icons and a hero. There is nothing finer than actually making money at a job that you actually love as opposed to standing on an assembly line watching the same part go by hour after day after year. Jobs in the music industry can range from the retail sales ends, to the production end, to the creative department to perfo... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

12. Finding Professional Music Jobs November 01, 2009 Professional music jobs are a pretty wide-open category. You could technically be a person selling used CDs and be in a professional music job. SO for the sake of this particular article let’s assume that we are discussing jobs that are truly of a professional caliber. So if you are a music transcriber or a session musician. Maybe you are a photographer or a graphic artist that specializes in working on projects for the music industry. No matter what unless you are really good or just plain really lucky then there is a time where you could use a little more cash in your bank account and y... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

13. Finding a Music Industry Professional October 29, 2009 Let’s face it shall we, finding a music industry professional is as simple as taking a trip to Los Angeles, New York City or Nashville and heading to the lairs where they work and hang out. That can however be rather cost prohibitive unless you happen to be geographically located close to a city that has the resources you need. Luckily the World Wide Web has made it a snap to visit the far corners of the globe and choose from a pool of talented folks that you could not even dream about otherwise. It is simply a matter these days of figuring out the need that you have and going on line an... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

14. How to Hire a Music Producer October 29, 2009 No matter how good you are, there comes a time in your career that you have to realize and admit that you can’t do absolutely everything and do it better than someone else. As good as you might be as a musician; there is someone out there that is better. As knowledgeable as you are in the ins and outs of production there may still come a time where you need to hire a music producer to get the results you are after. In my own experience I find that people often are a little to close to their own projects to be able to be objective and get the best out of it that they can get. In my own hum... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

15. Using a Professional Music Producer October 29, 2009 A professional music producer can take your music production from average run of the mill flatness to top a shelf I just have to have a copy in my collection feeling. Let’s face it. Anyone with a computer can turn out song after boring song that technically could be considered great. The levels can be hot, the bass can be right there in your chest and the kick can thump you where it hurts. And yet when you listen to it you feel like you’ve been robbed. Even GREAT songs can suffer from lack luster production. But on the reverse of that, if you take a great producer that knows how to use th... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

16. Audiomind releases his debut CD October 28, 2009 Audiomind releases his debut CD "ONE" and New EP "Ocean" ! Audiomind releases his debut CD "ONE", full of original electronic dance and listening music enriched of native instruments, characterful vocals, experiments and natural recordings. CD contains 10 tracks and you will find there tracks Magion, Istanbul, Impose Me a Love LOve Love, which reached high places of charts of worldwide electronic music hitparades. You can listen and buy the CD in professional four-page booklet from every place worldwide on WWW.AUDIOMIND.NET, or in near future on Amazon.com. At the same time Audiomind... (read more) Author: Petr Svoboda

17. Locating Music Business Professionals October 27, 2009 If you are a professional in your field, and I assume you are or you would not be here, the hardest part of your job might be locating and hooking up with other music business professionals in your particular field. If you are looking for work or if you are looking to hire someone, you need a good place to go and make that happen with a minimum of effort and time exerted. Yellow pages have been the favorite of people for many years. I can recall stories of people that I knew who told me that whenever they went to Nashville or Los Angeles or New York or some other music business capitol, t... (read more) Author: Greg Wilson

18. Bollywood's Age & Generation October 26, 2009 Bollywood - The term has origins in the 1970s & the age of the Bollywood almost entering in to 40 years.The generation of the Bollywood is getting updated every year, through its Music, Trend of movies & the talent of the actors or the film makers. "Bollywood" is the Hollywood-inspired name. Bollywood term popularly used for the Hindi-language film industry based in Mumbai, India. As we all know India is the world's largest film producer. The common language of the Bollywood films are hindi, but there has been a growing presence of Indian English in dialogue and songs as well. Some times movie... (read more) Author: shravan kumar

19. How to Be a Top Music Producer in Three Steps October 19, 2009 How to Be a Top Music Producer in Three Steps Want to be a top music producer making your own royalty free music? Want to create royalty free music for documentary purposes, or web sounds and sound effects on a video or multimedia project? Want to showcase your talent by making your own downloadable sounds for others to appreciate? For whichever purpose you intend, you can be a top music producer in three simple steps. Step 1: Hone the musician in you. Start by honing your ears. Listen to tons of music, play your instruments and expand your knowledge in music. Once you get the hang ... (read more) Author: clery smith

20. Sonic Producer October 19, 2009 Make Rap Beats ================================== How to Create a Good Sounding Beat Using a Beat Maker - This is Easier than You Think If you do find that your song or beat just isn't sounding as good as you originally planned, do not be afraid to just trash the project and start from scratch. Bottom line is that your beat maker should and must be able to do whatever you want it to do. The standard feature that your beat maker should include is a 16-track sequencer. To simplify it, when you have a beat that is stuck in your head and you would want to put it out there for your tar... (read more) Author: Blong Lo

21. A R Rahman Live in Music Concert on October 11th Chennai October 16, 2009 Double Oscar-winning music composer A R Rahman embarked on his much awaited 'Jai Ho' concert from October 11 here. Allah Rakha Rahman is an Indian film composer, record producer, musician and singer. His film scoring career began in theearly 1990s. He has won thirteen Filmfare Awards, four National Film Awards, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe and two Academy Awards. Working in India's various film industries, international cinema and theatre, by 2003, Rahman, in a career spanning over a decade, has sold more than 100 million records of his film scores and soundtracks worldwide, and sold over 200... (read more) Author: Sita S

22. Emmitt Thrower & Wabi Sabi Productions Offers Alternative Stage Play Around Social Issues. October 14, 2009 Producer/Writer/Director/Actor Emmitt Thrower and his non-profit organization Wabi Sabi Productions are bringing social issues to the stage in New York City with Katrina: A Whole Lotta Water. The play is an effective combination of stage acting and music to bring awareness to the public through the means of entertainment. Born in Dallas, Arkansas, Thrower came to the Big Apple when he was six years old and grew up in Brooklyn. Currently he is a resident of the Bronx. After 15 years of working in one of the toughest cities in the U.S. as a police officer, there is not too much Thrower has ... (read more) Author: Rajni Khanna

23. Putting the Cart Before the Horse: When is Your Music Ready for Public Consumption? October 05, 2009 I may very well receive some hate mail from this article, so be forewarned that it's full of advice that some aspiring artists may not want to hear (but need to). Recently I met an aspiring artist (I'm not in the business of disparaging people, so no disclosure here). I have to say that he was quick to mention he was an artist and songwriter, and virtually every conversation revolved around his music and the life circumstances that inspired him to write. I spent 9 years living in Nashville, so I'm pre-programmed to be a little skeptical. Everyone in Nashville is an artist, song... (read more) Author: Bret Piontek

24. How To Produce the Hottest Beats As A Hip Hop and R and B Music Producer October 01, 2009 What makes a pro recording pro? What is the "sound" that the pros get and how can you make your recordings sound more professional? The simple answer is - there's no simple answer. But with careful listening and a little experience you can create excellent results with modest equipment. Good mixing starts ear ` The first and most important item of equipment is - who knows? Anyone? It's your ears! Sorry to tell you this, but listening to ten hours of Rave at 110dB will do nothing for them and you might as well give your mix to a turtle as try to mix with misused ears. Listen to commercial recor... (read more) Author: Gus Schmidt

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