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|| Martin Atkins Books || A video we made about bands having YouTube channels ||
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|| BASH! ||
In this episode, Lenny and Joe talk about how to go about putting on shows and how to build your band as you gig! We also talk about leaving an impression and how to make your marketing really feel authentic.
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|| The Adam Neely Video about Olivia and Paramore ||
In this episode we talk about how to grown your audience as a DIY artists when starting from nothing. We also talk about the recent controversy regarding Olivia Rodrigo and Paramore.
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|| The Article from The Guardian ||
In this episode we talk about major labels and the affect they can have on young creative artists. We also touch on a phrase Joe mentioned a few weeks ago: 'Glamour in Poverty'.
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In this episode we talk about what the ideal setlist is and how that might differ from gigs to festivals. We also discuss Joe's first experience with hyper-pop.
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In this episode we debate the pros and cons to using metronomes and backing tracks at gigs, we talk about authenticity within live performances, and we talk about how creating different versions of songs can be an inventive way to keep your music fresh.
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In this, our debut episode, we talk about whether now is the best time to become a DIY, independent artist - whether the newest means of income for artists (Twitch Patreon etc) can be viable - and what would we prioritize? Spending all our money on one big musical project, or splitting it over many smaller project to help further our bands growth.