Music promotion

Interview with a Pro Krista Vilinskis of Tinderbox Music

Richard L'Hommedieu music business, music pr, Music promotion, Publicity, sync licensing June 17, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Krista Vilinskis of Tinderbox Music Krista is the Founder and Director of Publicity at Tinderbox Music. She started Tinderbox on October 3rd of 2000. In addition Krista co-runs “Chased by Flying Monkeys” a Music licensing company. She and her business partner help place artist’s music […]

DIY Booking/ DIY PR/ DIY Radio/ Music Biz Resources/ Music Business

Making a Scene Reviews the Indie Bible 20th Anniversary Issue

Richard L'Hommedieu indie music promotion, making a Scene, Music promotion, The Indie bible November 10, 2019

Making A Scene Presents a Review of the 20th Anniversary Issue of THE INDIE BIBLE! It has been 20 years since Dave Wimble put out the first issue of The Indie Bible! Since that first issue, he has made it his mission to provide the Indie artist with a valuable resource to help them promote […]

Marketing/ Music Business

Creating Loyalty and Appeal In The Digital Music Arena

Sally Phillips Boosting your music sales, digital music, making a Scene, marketing, music marketing, Music promotion February 9, 2018

The evolution of technology has led to the development and manifestation of the digital forum as the largest market base. The online market is one that attracts clients from all over the world at the click of a button. Businesses, governments and even private entrepreneurs in different industries have taken advantage of the online forum […]

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DIY PR/ Music Business

Before you Hire a Music Publicist – READ THIS!

Richard L'Hommedieu Music biz, music business, Music promotion, music publicist, promotion, Radio Promotion November 16, 2017

One of the biggest mistakes artists make when they hire a publicist is they have no idea what they need to have in place before they spend their money. If you do not have the right resources and materials in place to satisfy any potential interest, your whole PR campaign basically falls off the cliff. […]