LOCAL NEWS
Higher Ground Tryouts = Huge Success!
With over 50 bands auditioning over the past weekend (June 14, 15), it was a great opportunity for not only the CMB crew to digest new talent, but for the local music fan to discover new and rising artists to follow. Saturdays event was held at the Meadowlark, utilizing both inside and outside stages. Great [...]
In the Whale–Hi Dive Review
by Tim Wenger In the words of their own drummer, Eric Riley, “Not many other bands in Denver can bring the energy like we do.” In the Whale proved that statement to be true at the Hi-Dive on May 31. It was made inherently obvious, as if it wasn’t before, that this dynamic duo is [...]
Vices I Admire, Still Standing
by Charlie Sullivan For a band that has been on a personnel roller coaster ride the last couple of years, alternative pop rockers Vices I Admire has managed to maintain a formidable presence in the local music scene. Dave Curtis (vocals, guitar) is the lone member of the original 2002 line-up. Dan Battenhouse (bass, [...]
The Acoustic Circus is Back! An Interview with Mark Sundermeier
by the Staff CMB: What exactly is the Acoustic Circus? MS: The Acoustic Circus is a weekly series that brings together different styles of original music into an acoustic format. CMB: Tell us about the vision for the acoustic circus series. MS: Back in 2002, several friends and I wanted to find a way to [...]
An update on Fort Collins rapper, Curci
by Tim Wenger We first reported on Fort Collins rapper Curci back in July in a review of his album Curci in Wonderland. Since then, the teenage artist has been quite busy, spending some time down in Miami for the Coast 2 Coast Convention and making a video for his song “Nirvana.” “It was a [...]
Catching up with Cherry Sound Records
by Tim Wenger Cherry Sound Records, entering their second year of business now, is feeling the heat and dealing the meat. They will be releasing a wide variety of music this year, and since Colorado Music Buzz last spoke with them, have been busting their asses to help get their music out there and grow [...]
LOCAL NEWS
Upper Colfax Root 40 Music Fest: ‘Seven Days of Music and the Business of Making Music.”
by Tim Wenger Mark your calendars for April 21-27. The second annual Upper Colfax Root 40 Music Fest is hitting, of course, at the Upper Colfax business district, which runs from the State Capitol east to Columbine St. Those familiar with the area, or with Denver’s music community, have undoubtedly spent their fair share of [...]
Michael Zucker, Working Both Sides of the Tracks
by Charlie Sullivan photo credit: Tyler Rollins I’m always amazed when I find a talent like Michael Zucker (guitars, vocals) operating somewhat unnoticed on the local music scene. I was shopping at Absolute Vinyl and noticed a Zucker record on the wall. The cover grabbed my attention; I took a chance, gave it a spin, [...]
The First Lady of Denver’s Bringing Back the Arts
Denver’s First Lady, Ms. Mary Louise Lee, is presenting the “Bringing Back the Arts” music competition at the Bluebird Theater on April 14th at 6:30 p.m. Students of Denver Public Schools submitted their songs to KS107.5 in March, and the finalists from that competition will perform live at the Bluebird Theater on April 14, and [...]
The Vote is In – Music Matters
by Jami Duffy There is an understanding– spoken and unspoken – that young people are more engaged in their education if they are also involved in creative activities. Having growing up with both a love of art, and with reasonable athletic ability, I found myself on the volleyball court, the track field, sculpting and [...]
SF-1Video Release for “Rhapsody”
“SF1, an emcee, dancer, producer and actor from Denver, CO, has recently released his sophomore album “Inamorata” which is Italian for “a woman with whom one is in love or has an intimate relationship.” After completing a successful Kickstarter Campaign in late 2012, SF1 raised enough money to produce a professional music video for the [...]
Sam Lee CD Release @ the Oriental Theater April 26
Denver’s own Sam Lee is dropping his 1st full-length album, Raise Your Flag, at a CD release show on April 26, at the Oriental Theater. The show is at 8pm, and ticket are $10. Check out the songs here, https://soundcloud.com/sam-lee-1/sets/raise-your-flag/s-saA9o and don’t miss the live performance on the 26th. Denver locals, the Yawpers and Eldren will be [...]
BUZZWORTHY
Sonic Bloom Introduces Ilya Goldberg
by Joel Center As Georgetown, CO, gets ready for yet another annual Sonic Bloom, one artist in particular is preparing for his first official solo set. Ilya Goldberg has been playing gorgeous music to accompany down-tempo electronic artist Emancipator since 2010, when they met each other at the Fox Theater in Boulder. Soon after that, [...]
Art Heffron’s Creation Strings & Wood Concerts Celebrates 4 Years this Sunday!
photo by Art Heffron Art Heffron’s creation Strings & Wood Concerts celebrates 4 years of shows on June 9, and says goodbye to the best Strings & Wood Listening Room we’ve had this far as The Art Heffron Photography Loft sadly get’s demo’d at the end of June! New York City’s Irish Songwriter Saint Niall [...]
Musicians! The Spot Studios Grand Opening in Lakewood is June 9!
The Spot Studios officially opened for business on June 1. Filling the void left by legendary Colorado destination studio Caribou Ranch, The Spot is built into a 7800 sq ft sprawling country manor. On June 9, The Spot will host an open house featuring tours, demonstrations, food and rinks, and a raffle with the [...]
Colorado Music Buzz is Looking for a Summer Social Media Intern!
Company Overview: Colorado Music Buzz Magazine, (CMB) was founded on the premise of educating and stimulating the local and national public about the rich tapestry of musical talent that exists in the Colorado music scene. CMB is a free monthly magazine that publishes 14,000 copies and is distributed to over 550 Colorado Front Range locations. [...]
LYRIC HOUSE PUBLISHING- You Don’t Need a Label to be Successful
by Jenn Cohen Success [suhk-ses]: (noun) achievement of intention, attainment of fame, wealth, or power. About seven years ago, Jessica Cole graduated from college with a Music Business degree, moved to Nashville, worked at Country Music Television (CMT), and got into song writing. Missing Denver, and remembering the great collective of talent in the area, [...]
BUZZWORTHY
Between the Lines-”Mother Cluckin’” Review
by Tim Wenger We ventured outside the box for a book that is even more outside the box for this month’s Between the Lines. “Mother Cluckin’” by James J. Krefft seeks to become the new bible for the modern avid prankster. The book is a collection of pranks for just about any situation imaginable, and [...]
Novus Folium Reunite For String of Shows
by Tim Wenger Novus Folium is back, at least for a little while. And by back, they are back without the vivid personality of Jonathan Lee holding down the duties of front man. Instead, Anthony Hamilton, who in addition to his spot in the band Nemesys has sung in a handful of Denver acts, will [...]
Chimney Choir-Recording Music in a new Direction
by Tim Wenger Denver’s Chimney Choir is in the very long process of releasing a new album, and they are taking their time. It could almost be said that they are teasing their fans, giving them just the tip four separate times before they get the full orgasmic experience. It could also be looked at [...]
Late Night Denver Variety Show
by Tim Wenger If you’ve been around the Denver scene for a while, you may know of (or at least have heard some stories involving), John Rumley. He has been playing in bands in the Denver scene for thirty years, including performances with Slim Cessna’s Auto Club. His latest venture, Late Night Denver, is a [...]
Mohawks, Mosh Pits, and Plaid, Hell Yeah!
photo credit: Steve Cohen Breckenridge Spring Fever Bud Light Concert Series is closing out the 2012-2013 season with Epic Live Shows on Peak 8—for free! I can think of many ‘perfect storms,’ but last weekend (April 6 and 7) and this weekend (April 13 and 14) are climbing to the top of my list. [...]
ReverbNation Featured Artists of the Month
ReverbNation Featured Artists of the Month is back with five of the Denver area’s most unique sounds. This monthly feature, as those of you who have been following have surely noticed, gives an opportunity for artists who we haven’t previously had on our radar to get featured in the magazine, and has showcased everything [...]
A-SIDES / REVIEWS
Andy Palmer,Hazard of the Die-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Andy Palmer’s second full-length album Hazard of the Die is full of heart. Driving, solid guitar lines reach out to pull in the listener, with Palmer’s scratchy, soulful vocals sealing the deal on a solid solo record. Palmer has found his “voice,” and keeps his lyrics easy to understand despite the [...]
Acoustic Circus Compilation – Vol II
by the Swami Swami@ColoradoMusicBuzz.com Acoustic Circus Vol II is final here! (See the interview with producer Mark Sundermeier in this month’s issue). This is a very well done recording of 18 local artists doing “stripped-down and caught-in-the-raw” versions of their originals. As the title states, the primary instrumentation is guitars, and lots of good performing [...]
Driftin’Suns – Continental Breakfast CD Review
by the Swami Swami@ColoradoMusicBuzz.com Driftin’ Suns latest full-length release captures the essence of what the guys do – grindy, semi-mainstream rock with indie flair. Kristian Kerr’s crooning voice and vocal patterns remind me quite a bit of Jerry Lee from local band Wanker, and even a hint of the old-school punk lead singers of the ’70s. [...]
Allout Helter-Sinking, We Regress-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Local punk rock hard hitters Allout Helter have finally given us the full-length we’ve all been waiting for. It kicks into gear immediately with “Assume the Imposition,” which, in true Helter form, is a merciless, maybe even satirical, call to social action. The rest of the album follows suit, remaining focused on [...]
Highline-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Highline covers a large amount of reggae music’s always-growing spectrum on their new self-titled record. With dancehall-influenced vocals and traditional reggae beats, the guys have put together a style that gets the listeners head banging no matter what they are craving. Although upstroke guitars and melodic keys largely dominate the eleven tracks, [...]
Air Tight Experiment-Delusions of Grandeur-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Air Tight Experiment has dropped their awaited full-length Delusions of Grandeur, serving up a beguiling fusion of alternative and classic rock. Led by the sturdy vocals of Dan Levin, the group throws keeps the record easy to listen to, but modern enough that it has a bit of a catchy edge. Bands [...]
A-SIDES / REVIEWS
Ben Hanna-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Ben Hanna describes himself as “post-suburban Americana.” Before we proceed any further, Colorado Music Buzz is going to attempt to define this term, in order to increase the understanding of the remainder of this article, if not the actual album itself. The Americana part rings true with slow picking acoustic guitar, the [...]
Na’an Stop-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Where else would a band called Na’an Stop be from, but Boulder? The five-piece drops songs that are reminiscent of their classic reggae forefathers, but what really stands out about these guys (that often goes unnoticed in the reggae world) is the guitar. The upstrokes are very prominent throughout the record. Not [...]
Crashopper- Debut EP
by Tim Wenger Crashopper has released a funked-out, danceable (if at times a bit jammy) debut EP on their ReverbNation page. The album features Ben Ford on vocals, sounding a lot like a Stephen Tyler and Trey Anastasio mix, with quick but steady drum beats underneath. The guitar riffs are funky, and the band adds [...]
Mary Beth Cross-Beyond Good and Evil-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Her voice is reminiscent of sixties folk music. Her guitar work is soothing and sits perfectly underneath her vocals. Mary Beth Cross has a record to define herself in Beyond Good and Evil. A good cross between folk and Americana, the album maintains a steady tempo and is an easy listen, bringing [...]
Laroy and Co-Worth Reckoning CD Review
by Tim Wenger Denver acoustic rock trio Laroy and Co strike a new chord for Mile High music with their new full length Worth Reckoning. Well-placed harmonies define the vocals, with quick guitar riffs and fast picking backing them up. The opening track “This Charade” has the guitar bringing a Spanish feel; an interesting and [...]
Jon Wirtz-Tourist CD Review
by Tim Wenger Jon Wirtz has got variety. In an age where there is a sub-genre for every sound, and all it takes to create a new style of music is to take any word and add “-core” to it, Wirtz bucks the trends and creates a sound derivative of many of the genres that [...]
NATIONAL NEWS
Riot Fest is Coming to Denver!
by Tim Wenger Riot Fest is finally coming to Denver, sparing all Denver punk rockers and light head-bangers the trip to Chicago, Dallas, or Toronto this year, and giving the Mile High City another reason to celebrate their musical obsession (or at least to get hammered during the day and lose a shoe in the [...]
Get Ready for Wakarusa 2013: A Prologue
by Joel Center Tucked away in the northeastern hills of Arkansas, lies a little place called Mulberry Mountain. For most of the year, this beautiful landscape serves as a tranquil home for the most gorgeous flora and fauna in the region, but for four days every summer, Mulberry Mountain opens its peaceful terrain to welcome [...]
Bullet for my Valentine caps off a Stellar Lineup at the Fillmore
by Ryan Edwards photo credit: Miles Chrisinger One of my favorite things about going to a show is having the privilege of seeing the opening acts. While many fans might not be interested in the first or second act, I love seeing bands that I have never heard of in a live show at an [...]
Stick to Your Guns sells out the Marquis
by Max Giffin The Marquis Theatre sold out on April 3 when hardcore bands Stick To Your Guns, Stray From The Path, and The Ghost Inside played. Despite another sold out show at the Summit featuring hardcore and metal artists, the turn out was phenomenal. Stick To Your Guns from Orange County, CA, had a [...]
Anberlin Gets the Gothic Moving
by Ryan Edwards photo credit Ted Davis You know a venue is solid when it can pack the house on a Tuesday night. It also tells you the headlining band has a hell of a following. Florida natives, Anberlin, started back in 2002 and since then have toured nationally multiple times and launched six albums [...]
Three Days Grace/Shinedown/POD-Review
by Ryan Edwards This is like no other show that I have seen before, because I had no idea what to expect, and I’m sure I wasn’t the only one. Weeks before this tour began, Adam Gontier (vocals) resigned from Three Days Grace and was replaced by Matt Walst from My Darkest Days, which dozens of [...]
SHOP TALK
Musician, Heal Thyself
by Josh Lee In the May issue of Colorado Music Buzz, my colleague, Nate Cook (the Yawpers), and I had the pleasure of being interviewed by the lovely Jenn Cohen; during which, (with a little help from our friend Jack Daniels), we expressed our humble, albeit somewhat rude, opinions about our local music scene [...]
The Manager’s Corner-“I’m not in it for my Health” (Levon Helm)
by Chris Daniels I’ve managed my own band since the 1980s, and despite the amazing change in technology, success in the music business is built around four tried and true elements: great music, really hard work, and timing (often mistaken for luck). The other key element is getting the help you need to make that [...]
Learning to Breathe (Again)
by Carin Dawn Legendary football coach, Vince Lombardi, began the pre-season addressing his players by holding up a football and saying, “Gentlemen, this is a football.” In only five words, Lombardi communicated his point: We’re going to start with the basics, and make sure we’re executing all the fundamentals. When people learn to sing, [...]
Youth on Record- Revolutionary Figures in Music
nschmit@coloradomusicbuzz.com by Nathan Schmit This issue represents the closing of another school year at Flobots.org and Youth On Record. At Flobots.org we proudly dedicate our efforts throughout Denver classrooms, helping at-risk students in Denver Public Schools and residential treatment centers, discover music as a vehicle for personal change and growth. The successes we experienced this [...]
Pit Stop Vol. 2-Venue Security
by Jenn Cohen Ahhh, Venue Security . . . they just don’t let you have any fun; always telling you, ‘no.’ You’re just there to have a good time, right? Hang out with friends, get wasted, get rowdy in the pit, and enjoy some music. Right? Often times, in the confines of a photo pit, [...]
Nate Cook and Josh Lee are Sick of Being Nice
by Jenn Cohen Denver’s Nate Cook (the Yawpers), and Josh Lee (Eldren) are sick of people being nice, so they’ve formed a partnership, a “cross-genre, unholy marriage of men,” they say collectively, laughing. “It’s more than just playing shows together,” says Lee. “We started talking about doing a podcast together in a general effort to [...]
PHOTOS
Vampire Weekend @ Red Rocks May 20th Photos By Miles Chrisinger
With Of Monsters and Men, High Highs
INTERVIEWS
Catching up with Rocky Mountain Sound Garden
by Tim Wenger Phillip Sparer, co-owner of Rocky Mountain Sound Garden, is on to something. Not only does he have one of the most intimate concert venues in the state, bands can rent out practice studios, set up recording equipment, and as Colorado Music Buzz recently learned, use the multi-faceted space as a place for [...]
An Interview with Aaron Howell of MF Ruckus
by Tim Wenger “We kind of just had this idea that we wanted to create a press kit that we could sell to people,” says Aaron Howell (vocals). “I came up with this idea of just doing live recordings, because it’s less expensive to do live recordings, and we’re pretty much a live band anyway.” [...]
SpokesBUZZ, Taking Colorado by Storm
by Tim Wenger SpokesBUZZ is becoming Northern Colorado’s voice of music, and the group has been working hard the last four years to take some of Colorado’s best music and expose it to a national audience. They recently concluded the induction of their Class of 2014, with the Yawpers, Common Anomaly, Winchester Holiday, Wasteland Hop, [...]
Rex Brown: The Official Truth Book Review and Interview
by Brandon Marshall While Rex Brown may have been a monster on the bass, creating a wall of sound during his tenure with Pantera, he remained largely silent and let the music do the talking. Very rarely would Brown grant interviews, guarding his rock-star mystique in the age of the Internet and social media, until [...]
Cheers Elephant is Bringing Their Charm to 5280
by Harrison Welshimer photo courtesy of band Facebook page Earlier this month Jordan Del Rosario, lead guitarist for the Philadelphia band, Cheers Elephant, contacted me. They’re going to be playing three dates across the Front Range as part of their nationwide tour, including March 29 at the Buffalo Rose, March 30 at the GNU Space in Fort Collins, and March [...]
Seventh Circle Music Collective-an Interview with Aaron Saye
by Tim Wenger photo credit: Adam Hughes, Silver and Cold Photography Seventh Circle Music Collective, at 2935 W. 7th Ave in Denver, has become a hot spot for DIY all-ages shows across a variety of genre lines. Everything from young locals playing their first show, to punk legends like Agent Orange, has graced the stage. [...]
EVENTS
Mile High Bass Camp Returns to Longmont
BASS PLAYERS: MILE HIGH BASS CAMPRETURNS TO LONGMONT FOLLOWED UP BY ANNUAL ROCKY MOUNTAIN BASS SLAM World renowned Bassists Chuck Rainey, Doug Johns and Quintin Berry , will share their knowledge for a half day on Saturday June 8 from 1:30pm – 4pm. Mojo’s MusicAcademy in Longmont is gearing up for their fifth [...]
Hi-Strung-CD Review
by Tim Wenger I am not sure what the appropriate mood would be to listen to Hi-Strung, Denver’s take on ominous indie rock with hints of orchestra and pop vocals. Perhaps it would be right before heading out on a date, to take your mind off the anxious thoughts plaguing your brain. Or perhaps it [...]
2nd Annual Project Acoustic Denver – 4Perzi brings Acoustic Show Back to Denver
Denver, Colorado, April 15th, 2013 – With preparations under way for the 2nd Annual Project Acoustic Denver, there is a buzz in the air about this unique event in its second year presented by 4Perzi Entertainment and brought to you by Music Go Round. The event starts with a New Talent Showcase at the Music [...]
Great White Featuring Jack Russell Hits Roxy April 6
by Tim Wenger You may have heard of Great White. But what you may not have heard of is Great White Featuring Jack Russell. The original band split up in the early 2000’s, made official in November of 2001 when front man Jack Russell announced the end of the group. Since then, controversy has ensued, and [...]
People’s Fair – calling all volunteers!
CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS! Volunteers Needed for the 42nd Annual CHUN Capitol Hill People’s Fair Denver, Colo. – April 2, 2013 – Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods, Inc., is now recruiting volunteers for the 42nd Annual CHUN Capitol Hill People’s Fair to be held at Civic Center Park on June 1 and 2, 2013. The power behind the [...]
Thicker Than Thieves Bring SoCal Reggae Rock To Herman’s April 2
by Tim Wenger San Diego reggae-rockers Thicker Than Thieves will be hitting Herman’s Hideaway April 2 on their Spring tour. Smooth and mellow, their music is the perfect party sound. Forming in 2000, they epitomize the SoCal reggae-rock sound of bands like Slightly Stoopid and The Expendables. A good fit at a venue like Herman’s, [...]
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Higher Ground Tryouts = Huge Success!
With over 50 bands auditioning over the past weekend (June 14, 15), it was a great opportunity for not only the CMB crew to digest new talent, but for the local music fan to discover new and rising artists to follow. Saturdays event was held at the Meadowlark, utilizing both inside and outside stages. Great [...]
Sonic Bloom Introduces Ilya Goldberg
by Joel Center As Georgetown, CO, gets ready for yet another annual Sonic Bloom, one artist in particular is preparing for his first official solo set. Ilya Goldberg has been playing gorgeous music to accompany down-tempo electronic artist Emancipator since 2010, when they met each other at the Fox Theater in Boulder. Soon after that, [...]
Art Heffron’s Creation Strings & Wood Concerts Celebrates 4 Years this Sunday!
photo by Art Heffron Art Heffron’s creation Strings & Wood Concerts celebrates 4 years of shows on June 9, and says goodbye to the best Strings & Wood Listening Room we’ve had this far as The Art Heffron Photography Loft sadly get’s demo’d at the end of June! New York City’s Irish Songwriter Saint Niall [...]
Musicians! The Spot Studios Grand Opening in Lakewood is June 9!
The Spot Studios officially opened for business on June 1. Filling the void left by legendary Colorado destination studio Caribou Ranch, The Spot is built into a 7800 sq ft sprawling country manor. On June 9, The Spot will host an open house featuring tours, demonstrations, food and rinks, and a raffle with the [...]
Don’t Miss Umphrey’s McGee, Playing Red Rocks This Friday, June 7
Shorefire Media “Umphrey’s McGee stand revealed as consummate musical alchemists, deftly reconfiguring sounds from rock’s vast panoply of styles.” (Entertainment Weekly). Fans who have followed Umphrey’s McGee for any period of time know that there are only two guarantees: you never know what you’re going to get, and Umphrey’s always delivers. The latest expected twist [...]
The Big Naturals Debut @ the Fox Theater June 15
The Big Naturals debut show is set for Saturday, June 15, 2013, at Boulder’s Fox Theater. The band is the brainchild of Grammy-nominated DJ and producer Headfridge, best known for his work with hip-hop sensation Afroman. Headfridge is now accompanied by the psychedelic bass of Scott Hill, the ripping lead guitar of bc, and the [...]
In the Whale–Hi Dive Review
by Tim Wenger In the words of their own drummer, Eric Riley, “Not many other bands in Denver can bring the energy like we do.” In the Whale proved that statement to be true at the Hi-Dive on May 31. It was made inherently obvious, as if it wasn’t before, that this dynamic duo is [...]
Andy Palmer,Hazard of the Die-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Andy Palmer’s second full-length album Hazard of the Die is full of heart. Driving, solid guitar lines reach out to pull in the listener, with Palmer’s scratchy, soulful vocals sealing the deal on a solid solo record. Palmer has found his “voice,” and keeps his lyrics easy to understand despite the [...]
Acoustic Circus Compilation – Vol II
by the Swami Swami@ColoradoMusicBuzz.com Acoustic Circus Vol II is final here! (See the interview with producer Mark Sundermeier in this month’s issue). This is a very well done recording of 18 local artists doing “stripped-down and caught-in-the-raw” versions of their originals. As the title states, the primary instrumentation is guitars, and lots of good performing [...]
Catching up with Rocky Mountain Sound Garden
by Tim Wenger Phillip Sparer, co-owner of Rocky Mountain Sound Garden, is on to something. Not only does he have one of the most intimate concert venues in the state, bands can rent out practice studios, set up recording equipment, and as Colorado Music Buzz recently learned, use the multi-faceted space as a place for [...]
Musician, Heal Thyself
by Josh Lee In the May issue of Colorado Music Buzz, my colleague, Nate Cook (the Yawpers), and I had the pleasure of being interviewed by the lovely Jenn Cohen; during which, (with a little help from our friend Jack Daniels), we expressed our humble, albeit somewhat rude, opinions about our local music scene [...]
Driftin’Suns – Continental Breakfast CD Review
by the Swami Swami@ColoradoMusicBuzz.com Driftin’ Suns latest full-length release captures the essence of what the guys do – grindy, semi-mainstream rock with indie flair. Kristian Kerr’s crooning voice and vocal patterns remind me quite a bit of Jerry Lee from local band Wanker, and even a hint of the old-school punk lead singers of the ’70s. [...]
The Manager’s Corner-“I’m not in it for my Health” (Levon Helm)
by Chris Daniels I’ve managed my own band since the 1980s, and despite the amazing change in technology, success in the music business is built around four tried and true elements: great music, really hard work, and timing (often mistaken for luck). The other key element is getting the help you need to make that [...]
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