Here at PUSH.fm we have so many talented creatives using our services. To celebrate this we thought we would interview some of our independent artists. We want to know what drives you to create music, the good and the not…
Being an independent artist is tricky. You have all the responsibilities fall on your shoulders. Everything comes back to you as you’re in charge of writing, recording, distributing, promotion, marketing and all the other steps that go into music making.…
Are you getting a little bored with listening to the same tracks over and over? Perhaps you struggle to find new artists that you love. Maybe you just don’t know where to start. Let’s face it, streaming stores have so…
I presume you’ve seen everyone raving about LinkedIn and how it’s the best place to find work or connect with people. Is that only for people seeking a 9-5 job, or can anyone utilise LinkedIn and the services it offers?…
There seems to be a lot of pressure on independent artists to get themselves signed by a label. While this could do your career wonders, this isn’t always the case. You need to decide for yourself whether it’s worth signing…
If you’ve got more than one social media account within the same platform, you’ll realise just how difficult it can be. Flicking between one account and another can be stressful. What if you post to the wrong account? How do…
Got writers block? We know how it feels. All artists find themselves stumped at points. It’s a case of you know you need to create a new track but nothing’s inspiring you, and you just don’t know where to start.…
You might be a budding musician that wants to turn it from a hobby into a career. It’s tricky knowing how, especially as it comes with some risks. However, if you never try, you’ll never know. So, bite the bullet…
There are 3 main areas of content you should aim for within your social media campaigns. These are especially important for independent musicians. It doesn’t mean your content will be the same each time. Rather than sticking to 3 ideas,…
You’ve created a track or album, and it’s just going to sell itself and become really popular, right? Unfortunately not. As much as we’d love this for you (trust us we’re routing for all of you), it just doesn’t work…
