Archive | October, 2010
A Year in the Life of a Working Musician in Washington, DC Part II: The Education Begins, As Do the Consequences
0savesSave This is the second part in a multi-part series about my first year being a working musician here in Washington, DC. Part I was posted on October 18, 2010. As I woke up everyday after losing my day job, the dread of having to go do something I did not ever enjoy started to [...]
Continue reading...Why is Music Cheaper Now? It’s as Simple as Supply and Demand
22. October 2010
0savesSave About a month ago a blog post titled “Why Your Art is Cheaper Than a Latte” appeared on the Digital Music News blog. In it, the post focused on the singer/songwriter Sufjan Stevens, and the reaction he and his label had to the declining price of music (CD or digital). I’ll talk about Mr [...]
Continue reading...A Year in the Life of a Working Musician in Washington, DC. Part I: Fear, Independence, and Footing
18. October 2010
0savesSave This is the first part in a multi-part series about my first year being a working musician here in Washington, DC. I’m sharing a new chapter each week to go along with the release of my debut album. The series will dive deep into the difficult choices, education, hopes, and fears I have experienced [...]
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31. October 2010
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