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It's rare. But every once in a while, there's a newsletter that pops out from the crowd. Music Career Tips Weekly is one of those. It's full of value and each installment contains minimal fluff. A great resource to take advantage of, regardless of where you are in your music career. Support Your Music Matters:

David Andrew Wiebe of Music Entrepreneur HQ is back with another video, this time reflecting on some childhood experiences when he used to play soccer. For those who constantly feel like they’re making mistakes, this is an uplifting message that will leave you feeling fired up. Support Your Music Matters:

Here's a new video via Music Entrepreneur HQ you may find helpful. If you've ever wanted to learn how to create systems for your career or business, and want to do it in a creative way, David will show you how. Support Your Music Matters:

My name is Eean. I am an up and coming artist from Pittsburgh currently based in New York. My music consists of a unique mixture of hip-hop blended with soul and a touch of pop to create an uplifting vibe comprised of singing and rap. Making music is more like an art form to me. It's a place where I can open up and get things off my chest, or just let loose and vibe out, and help others cope with something they may be going through. I started playing piano at age 5 and played trumpet since the 4th grade, from there I self-taught myself at least 7 instruments including guitar. I have been grinding and creating music ever since. Some of my biggest inspirations coming up have been Lil' Wayne, J.Cole, Wale, k-os, KOTA the Friend, Drake. I also find inspiration from bands such as The Lumineers, Creedance Clearwater Revival and The Beatles. and My debut single, "Bleed Red" was a smash hit recognizing that every individual on this planet is unique and...

So at this current moment I’m not going to write a paragraph to tell you about me. Instead let’s talk about us. We’re all going through something right now: disruption, loss, isolation, grief. So after a week of watching way too much news in my pjs I decided that I should get to work and write a song. I wanted to both soothe and name the sorrow of the situation that we find ourselves in, here in the lockdown of April 2020. When it was done the song arrived with a title that gave me a clear vision of how to move forward. I decided to organize a collaboration of musicians who could lend their parts to the project while maintaining social distancing. We made a video with five different live performances, each given to an empty room—all of us alone, and yet together. This is “Alone Together” My website: www.joannadrummondmusic.ca For the bio let’s keep it short and sweet: Joanna Drummond is a folk singer-songwriter from Calgary Alberta. She’s released two CDs and wa...

Music Entrepreneur HQ founder David Andrew Wiebe has been hard at work on his latest book, The Music Entrepreneur Code: How to Get Paid for Your Passion and Impact More Fans Without Wasting Years of Your Life and Thousands of Dollars . The official release date of the book is May 15, 2020 when paperback copies are also expected to become available. Here’s the book description: Most musicians go it alone and quickly get overwhelmed, fed up and after a long, hard road, finally call it quits – bitter, angry and defeated. Instead of winging it and hoping for the best, you can follow a proven roadmap created by a fellow musician who overcame setbacks and successfully followed that path to creative freedom. In The Music Entrepreneur Code, you will discover revealing personal stories, insights and action steps, and most importantly, the sense of satisfaction that comes from committing to, and realizing your personal vision of success. From the bestselling self-published author of ...

Music Entrepreneur HQ went live with their latest episode of The New Music Industry Podcast, featuring a conversation between founder David Andrew Wiebe and composer/sound designer Dave Chick. In this two part conversation, they touch on taking a circuitous route in one’s career, the realities and challenges of making it as a musician in 2020, building connections with clients, project management, the project cycle (which almost always comes with a significant breakdown in one's life) and more. Whether you’re a budding composer-sound designer or musician trying to make it in today’s market, this conversation between ex co-hosts of Inside Home Recording is engaging, entertaining and inspiring. Find the episodes here: Part 1 Part 2 Support Your Music Matters: