Releasing music online today is no hustle. For a small fee, you can have your song or a whole album distributed to hundreds of online stores and streaming services in a matter of days. In this article, I'll explain the difference between the three biggest online distributors in 2023 and try to help you make the right choice depending on your goals.
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This is a complete guide on band logos that should help you understand what you need from your logo and how you should use it. I will explain the difference between lettering and emblem, compare raster and vector formats, tell you why you don’t need a multicolor logo, and give you some practical advice.
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AI is on hype now. It's transforming every aspect of our economic and social lives. AI models find applications in search engines, chatbots, and speech recognition systems. Moreover, they also generate images, videos, and even music. Chances are you've already encountered numerous AI-generated images used as album cover art, YouTube visualizers, and concert posters. In this article, I will review the most common AI models for image and video generation, explain their capabilities, and delve into the pros and cons of using AI art within the realm of music bands and music-related projects.
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The waterfall release strategy is a new strategy that became quite popular thanks to Spotify and its algorithms. Musicians release multiple singles from the upcoming EP or album step-by-step. Moreover, each subsequent single includes all previously released singles from the same album. As a result, previously released singles receive additional streams because of autoplay or because people decide to listen to all songs in the list.
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This guide will help you to prepare your source materials for our mixing and mastering services according to our technical requirements.
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In this article, we will try to explain in detail the difference between custom and pre-made artworks and also to find out in which cases what option would be more suitable for you and your band.
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In this article I would like to tell you about the features that make your band’s logo versatile for any purposes. This information will help you to understand better, how your logo should look like, especially if you are planning to get a professional logo designed.
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Unfortunately, pretty often our emails end up in your junk folder, especially when we send our first response to your message from the contact form. This is super annoying for both us and you. To avoid this situation, you can add our email address to your trusted contacts. This is a really easy thing to do, just follow the steps described in this article.
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One day every band will be asked to provide a stage plot (stage plan, input list). Stage plot is an illustration of how band sets up on stage, location on stage or appliance you use. The stage plot is planned to help a sound engineer get an idea about you necessities. For instance, where on the stage all the instruments will be situated, how many microphones or what kinds of instruments will be used etc. This guide will help you out with this.
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