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Music Blogs That Want YOUR Music! Getting your music heard is hard. Getting your music heard by the right people is even harder. You hear so many blogs, journalists and other industry big names complaining about unsolicited PR emails from bands, so it’s difficult to know where to tread. This is why we have set up this blog post, containing info and links to all the influential sites and blogs who not only accept these emails but welcome them. But before you start emailing, here’s a quick word of warning. Never under any circumstances send a group email. It may save you time, but putting all these addresses into a BCC field and firing over a group email would burn more bridges than it would build. Spend some time looking at each site individually, see what sort of music they are into and try to relate. If you are a sensitive singer songwriter crooning over an acoustic guitar, don’t contact a hip-hop blog. Find them on Twitter, look at their recent articles, and try and fin...

6 Things every young music producer should do to make money and kick start their career. Assuming you have a basic home studio set-up and some experience as a producer, the first 3 things (1-3) you can do straight out the gate and start earning. From (4-6) and the Bonus (7-8) are also doable but will be more technical and will need a little more business expertise and organisational skills but should not be too difficult. 1 Beats and Instrumentals Buy Beats and Example of Beat Store: www.cp1records.com/production.html  Set up a quick and simple website to sell beats. Y ou can pay to get a website design and developed or i f you have the know how  you can do it yourself. There are also lot of free website and blogs  available  if you are not in the position to pay for one yet and don't have the know how. see>  wix.com Install a beat player with playlist and store features   Having a playlist and online store featur...