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One Of New York's Best Kept Secrets
Mixed Bag Of Metallic Instrumentals
Soloist Adept In Jazz, Latin, Funk & Pop
Superb Italian Instrumental Rock
Playing With Technique And Passion
Argentinian Metalizes Paganini
Master Of Bulgarian Shred
Acoustic Bluegrass From Barcelona, Spain
Finnish Guitarist Releases Rock Demo
How to give restaurant patrons a reason to come for the music - in addition to the meal.
Keeping your precious recorded output at the industry standard level of quality has many benefits.
I never thought I`d be CEO of Virgin Independent, nor would I want to. I had material to release. No major or indie label wanted to hear about it, so I did it myself. And let`s face it: guitar music is a tough sell, so most majors won`t cut you any slack.
I love it at home, but you can`t play here. You can`t play in L.A. every night. We`re lucky to play once a week here. It`s just the nature of being a musician. People won`t pay to see you every single week. You have to travel and change your audience to be able to play every night.
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Being independent allows you to totally escape A&R, and do whatever you want. In the next three years I am releasing a solo acoustic guitar record, a fusion record, and a record with no guitar on it. I would never be allowed to do that with PolyGram. Being independent allows you to always be in control of your own music.
Audio mastering specialist FC Bester joins us for an introduction to this often misunderstood subject.
Tom Hess is back with a second installment on how creativity can be enhanced to improve songwriting and improvisation.
A road map for getting from song conception to the big mix, with Canadian guitarist David Martone.
Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney discusses the importance of connecting with your audience.
Music industry guru Christopher Knab teaches you the proper form for a press release geared towards movers and shakers in the music industry.
Guitarist Neil Brocklebank`s logistics manager discusses the role of marketing in an independent artist`s strategic toolkit.
Mike Campese turns the tried and true triad into an improvisational treat.
How picky is too picky when recording your music; an opinon by Peter Stankov.
Let the Sultan of String take you on the exotic scale ride of your life.
Creating a fuller, chock full o` tone sound with double-tracking. Play it again, Randy.
Chicago's Guitarist & Drummer Go Live
Frightening Chops Abound At The Baked Potato
The U.K.'s Triple Threat
Ripping Metal Instrumentals
Constructing New Hard Rock
Musical Impressionism With Acoustic Guitar
Going Beyond Categorization With First CD
Persisting With A Hard Rock Vision
Solo Enhanced Rock/Blues Demo
Fade To (Digital) Black
Sorta Purple Hard Rock
Blazing Through Quandrant 69
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