The logo of the music streaming service Spotify is displayed on a smartphone on April 20, 2017. Spotify has its own podcasts, sure, but Monday marks the launch of the streaming leader's first foray into branded originals. The new podcast series, "Ebb & Flow," is presented by New Amsterdam Vodka and is described as the spot where buzz worthy hip-hop and R&B artists can "get real with their fans and share stories about their hustle and grind, tears and doubts, and the good, bad

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+ What are you working on? Share your musical goals with us and we’ll hook you up with a Soundfly Mentor to help you reach them! By Bree Noble Since 2007, I have been a champion for female musicians. It all started a bit by accident. Back in 2000, I had created a hobby online radio station on Live365 called Women of Substance, a personal playlist of female artists, mostly indies, that I used as a personal way to listen to the music I enjoyed at work. In 2007, I was a touring

Diaz Rodriguez, UK London based Rapper/Singer/Producer With that Euro grime style and London flow Check out this new track with much more to come. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3HU6Mb4rwNqRZYgmIWkyfL?si=c59DXxeHTMiEOHlNHN2fBQ #London #UnitedKingdom #UK #Rap #Rapper #Music #NowPlaying

One of the biggest moneymakers for any band is merch – band shirts, stickers, and drink coozies are something 99 percent of bands offer their fans. If you don't have any of these, you run the risk of looking under prepared to both your listeners and the venue. But what happens if you have a whole bunch of cool products and your merch table is still looking lonely and desolate? What if nobody buys anything and only a few people even look? Here are seven ideas to help you avoid

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