artists posts

Onesheet Paramore

Interview with Brenden Mulligan: The making of Onesheet

This summer, entrepreneur & midemblog regular Mulligan created an "insanely simple" D2F tool for artists. He tells all, here...

Dina LaPolt: Building your Artist's Brand as a Business

Dina LaPolt: Building your Artist’s Brand as a Business – exclusive white paper

Leading US music lawyer LaPolt's guide to D2F management, with input from Emily White, Tom Silverman, fellow attorneys & more. Essential advice!

midem Artists Wrap up

Nancy Baym: How Artists Interact with their Audiences – Interview series wrap-up

Richie Hawtin, Billy Bragg, Sydney Wayser, Marillion's Mark Kelly & more: here are all of Baym's midemblog-exclusive interviews in one authoritative document

Emily White

Emily White: Why DIY? Creative Control, Real Fan Connections & Career Re-EmURGEnce

The DIY artist manager extraordinare on how "do it yourself" has worked for both her new and established acts

Denzyl Feigelson

Denzyl Feigelson: On The Artist Contract

I was talking to a friend of mine, in fact an artist that I managed in the 90's when he was signed to a major label...

Artists at Work

Liveblog: Imogen Heap and Damian Kulash talk technology

How artists are making the most of social media to connect with fans

Jars of Clay

Nancy Baym: Relating to Fans over the Long Haul: Stephen Mason from Jars of Clay

In this new interview with communications professor Nancy Baym, Jars of Clay's frontman talks gift economies and breaking fan barriers

SteveLawson

Nancy Baym Interview Series: Changing Relationships, Changing Industries: Steve Lawson

Solo bass player Steve Lawson is next up for communications professor Nancy Baym's exclusive interview series

Connection points presentation

Innovative Connection Points between artists & fans | MIDEM 2010 presentation

Case studies galore in this MIDEM 2010 presentation from MIDEMBlog contributor Denzyl Feigelson, of AWAL

Artists perspective panel

Video: New Models – The Artists’ Perspective | MidemNet 2010 Panel

Artists Amanda Palmer (Dresden Dolls) and Hal Ritson (The Young Punx) on what new models work for them