Life During Quarantine: Creative Marketing Tactics For Artists

In an effort to provide some relevant marketing tactics during this time, we’re looking to some of our digital store partners and social media platforms to spark a bit of creativity while in isolation.

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Using Video to Promote Your Music

[Editors Note: This article was written by Chelsea G. Ira.] There area lotof different ways to promote your music. You can post to social media, send out email newsletters to your fans, seek out press, do live streams, perform live, or even work with other bands to co-promote.  There are SO many different approaches to […]

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How I Grew My YouTube Channel’s Subscribers From Zero to 5,000

[Editors Note: This article is written by Nate Maingard. Nate is a modern troubadour and live-streamer. He’s been on the music scene since 1998 and right now he is in the top 50 musicians on Patreon. He is a guest lecturer at SAE, Ovation Award Winner and Gold VIP live-streamer on Periscope. This article is part of our collaboration with MusicpreneurHub.com – […]

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Wednesday Video Diversion: February 1, 2017

Aaaaaand February is suddenly upon us. Looking beyond the still-groggy-start to a new year and crummy cold weather, we’re pleased to drop a great new line-up of music videos featuring a bunch of awesome TuneCore Artists! So join us in our weekly ritual of internet distraction and wonderful music and visuals: Loose Buttons, “Thrill” Ryan Upchurch, “Outlaw” Jacquelyn […]

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Wednesday Video Diversion: October 26, 2016

It’s Wednesday afternoon. You’re bored and about to lose focus on everything you’ve been working on all day. We trust you’ll snap back into it, but in the meantime, enjoy a pleasant round-up of TuneCore Artist music videos! VYCES, “Devil” Pussy Riot, “Straight Outta Vagina (feat. Demi Mo & Leikeli47) Jonathan Hoyle, “Know It’s You” […]

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DIY Comedy Musicians: The Midnight Beast

The Midnight Beast, a comedy music trio from London, is taking social media by storm. Since their YouTube parody of Ke$ha’s popular “Tik Tok” went viral in 2009, the group’s YouTube subscribers and video views continue to rise quickly. Read on as The Midnight Beast (Stefan Abingdon, Dru Wakely and Ashley Horne) discuss their self-titled comedy series airing now on E4, their thoughts on being a DIY band, and their advice for other independent artists.

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