As a Christian musician, you likely want to share your music with as many people as possible. One way to do that is by creating a blog and sharing your music on it. However, coming up with the perfect title for your blog can be tricky. Here are five tips for writing a catchy Christian music blog title that will attract more visitors. 1. Keep it simple When it comes to blog titles, simple is often better. A long and complicated title can be difficult to remember and may not be as effective at grabbing people's attention. Try to keep your title short and to the point, and make sure it accurately reflects the content of your blog. 2. Use keywords Including keywords in your blog title can help it appear higher in search engine results, making it more likely that people will find your blog. Think about what people might search for when looking for Christian music blogs, and try to include those words in your title. For example, a blog about worship music might include the keywords "

Sharing a song for critique can be a daunting experience, as it involves opening up your work to public debate and inviting others to give their opinions on its strengths and weaknesses. It's natural to have fears and concerns about receiving critique, such as worrying about whether others will like your song, feeling unsure about your ability to improve it, or being worried that the song still needs a lot of work. However, it is possible to come out of a critique feeling energized and excited about your work. By seeking out critiques from fellow songwriters and musicians, you can gain valuable insights and feedback that can help you improve your craft and grow as a songwriter.  Benefits When you open up your work to critique, you may experience a range of benefits including: Increased enthusiasm for the strong aspects of your song Confirmation of areas that need improvement Discovering hidden talents that others find interesting Identifying gaps in your knowledge of the craft and

Music Connection has published its 2023 Directory of Producers & Engineers. If you are looking for the right producer or engineer, then check out Music Connection’s 2023 exclusive, national list of professionals to help connect you to record producers, sound engineers, mixers and vocal production specialists. All information supplied by the listees. Or click on the following link to download: https://www.weekly-bulletin.com/pdf/industrycontacts/Feb23_Producers_Guide.pdf ABOUT MUSIC CONNECTION Founded in 1977 on the principle of bridging the gap between “the street and the elite,” Music Connection has grown from a popular print publication into a spectrum of products and services that address the wants and needs of musicians, the music tech community, and industry support services. Music Connection’s broad appeal encompasses the songwriter, producer, studio manager, home recordist, agent, attorney, publicist, label executive, and, of course, the musician who’s looking for the inform

I came across a  blog post  by music producer and recording artist Matti Charlton where he evaluated SubmitHub, PlaylistPush, and Musosoup. His review caught my attention because I am familiar with all of these services and wanted to compare his findings (as artist) to my findings (as curator / promotional channel). I must admit that we share some similar thoughts about these services! This post includes some practical tips to help you make the best use of the opportunities that you may come across. (tl,dr:) I.m.h.o. the only service really worth the money is SubmitHub, but finding the right tastemakers on SubmitHub will take time (and money). UPDATE - January 22, 2023: I have added and commented on a response from Musosoup at the end of this post. SubmitHub basics There are various types of channels on SubmitHub. In essence, the channels break down into the following categories: Radio/continuous streaming - play your music on e.g. (Internet) Radio stations, YouTube live streams, etc.

As a musician, your inbox is likely overflowing with emails from fans, booking agents, and record labels. Keeping up with all of these messages can be overwhelming, but now there's a solution: EmailTriager, the chatbot-powered email assistant that can draft replies for you automatically. With EmailTriager on your side, you'll be able to stay on top of your email and focus on what matters most - your music. AI has come a long way, thanks to ChatGPT. You know ChatGPT, right? It's this super smart language model from OpenAI that's killing it in all sorts of areas. People love it because it can hold real human-like conversations. Seriously, it can generate text, summarize long paragraphs, and even translate languages. It's a beast. And now there's EmailTriager , a ChatGPT-based email assistant that can automatically draft proper replies to your emails.  You know how emails are the first thing most of us check in the morning... and how we end up spending so much time

RouteNote is a game-changing platform for artists looking to get their music out into the world. With its cutting-edge technology and easy-to-use interface, RouteNote makes it simple for artists to distribute their music to a variety of popular streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. But RouteNote is more than just a distribution platform - it's a one-stop shop for all of an artist's music-related needs. Whether you're just starting out in the music industry or you're an established artist looking to take your career to the next level, RouteNote has the tools and resources to help you succeed. One of the standout features of RouteNote is its comprehensive royalty tracking system. Artists can easily see how their music is performing across various platforms and track their earnings in real time. This is a crucial aspect of the music industry, and RouteNote makes it easy for artists to stay on top of their finances and make informed decisions ab

  As an artist, it's essential that you at least publish your song lyrics on Musixmatch, LyricFind, and Genius. Doing so can have several benefits: It increases the number of (streaming) platforms that display your lyrics - streaming services primarily use lyrics provided by Musixmatch and LyricFind. If your lyrics are not on LyricFind, your fans on those services that exclusively use LyricFind as the source for lyrics (and that is quite a few) will not see your (time-synced) lyrics. It enhances the listening experience for your fans - many listeners enjoy reading along with the lyrics as they listen to music, helping them remember the words and sing along. It increases the discoverability of your music - listing your lyrics can help people find your songs through search engines like Google and Bing, by showing up in search results for related topics. It generates additional songwriter royalties each time your song lyrics are displayed on a service or website. Songwriter royalti