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Making and Marketing Music: The Musician's Guide to Financing, Distributing, and Promoting Albums (2nd Edition)

6 X 9, 240 pages; Paperback,
ISBN 1-58115-387-2
Publication Date: October 2004
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Making and Marketing Music: The Musician's Guide to Financing, Distributing, and Promoting Albums (2nd Ed.)

by Jodi Summers

This handy guide will help musicians of all levels decide when to make an album to best compliment their skills and meet the objectives of a music career. Now revised and expanded to cover new challenges within the music industry, this volume also includes new interviews with top industry figures such as P Diddy, Ozzy Osbourne, and members of Linkin Park. This edition also has input from more experts and people in the forefront of the changing music world. With an emphasis on honing band recognition and developing an income stream through album sales, this book reveals the necessary steps in raising money, creating, distributing, and marketing albums, and offers tips for making the endeavor profitable. A must-have for anyone hoping to make money from recording music!

Reviews

"Making and Marketing Music smartly limits the field of discussion to the concerns of aspiring recording artists. Summers presents her advice in a hip manner that should appeal to aspiring rockers."

�Billboard

"Summers walks the musician through the myriad details�who and what you need to know, raising money, getting an album deal, making and releasing a record, and marketing it�in an easy-to-understand, almost conventional way. Chronicling album production from start to finish in an expensive, handy volume, this book will be a great addition to public and academic libraries alike."

�Library Journal

"The best vehicle I have found for providing insight into the intimate intricacies of the music industry."

�Andy Secher, Editor, Hit Parader Magazine