Madalyn's Blog

Take a look at my short video on music business success. What makes an indie artist successful? One of the best things you can do is be on the lookout for every opportunity that comes your way.



If you are heading to Dewey Beach Music Conference at the end of the month, I will be participating in an Indie Music Workshop on Saturday, September 30th at 11:30am. Hope to see you there!

Rock on,
Madalyn Sklar
IndieMusicCoach.com
~providing one-on-one indie music consulting & coaching~
http://www.indiemusiccoach.com

You alone have the responsibility to shape your life.
Once you understand this,
nothing and no one can deny you success.
There's no one to stop you but yourself.

More powerful than all the success slogans ever written is the realization that everyone has but one boss.
That boss is you.

Your life will always be to a large extent what you make of it.
No one can cheat you out of ultimate success but you.

Success or failure?
It's always your choice.

THE DAILY GURU
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©2006 by Max Steingart

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by Susan Finch
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This just in from Music Industry News Network (Mi2N)
http://www.mi2n.com/press.php3?press_nb=92779

If you need affordable music fast you might want to check out Freelance-Music.com

Just sign up as a Music Scout and post a detailed project describing what you need. Freelance Musicians will get e-mails if your project matches their area or expertise. Then they can come to the website and bid on your projects, letting you know how much they expect to get paid and in how many days they can get the job done.

This competitive environment means you will get the best quality work for the lowest price!

It is also completely free until you hire a musician and they accept to work for you. Then you will be subject to a fee of just $1 or 2% of the closing bid. (For musicians the fee is $5 or 2%).

http://www.freelance-music.com/