Earlier this week on March 1st, TuneCore proudly and officially opened its doors to the public to celebrate the expansion of our newest location: the rejuvenated neighborhood of Edgewood in Atlanta, GA! Kwanza Hall, Atlanta City Councilman for District 2/Fourth Ward, kicked off the ribbon cutting celebration with opening remarks extending his support to the TuneCore Atlanta team and […]
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[Editors Note: This is a guest blog written by Lindsay Brazell, a classically trained musician, songwriter and professional high school choral director in Charleston, South Carolina. Lindsay weighs in on the advantageous ways teachers and instructors can make an impact on the lives of students interested in pursuing arts-related careers! ] At the beginning of each semester, I give […]
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Last week, TuneCore kicked off its second ever Indie Artist Forum, inviting musicians and industry professionals to meet at the Acme Feed & Seed in Nashville, TN. The goal was to hold discussions with independent music makers and songwriters, share wisdom from folks in the field, and revel in performances by talented TuneCore Artists based […]
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By Dwight Brown Two months into the New Year and already our digital store and streaming partners are helping more and more TuneCore Artists reach new fans around the world. Tidal is giving back to the community. Spotify is wooing paid subscribers. Apple Music is going into countries where one of its chief rivals hasn’t […]
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We’re excited to announce our partnership with CÜR, allowing TuneCore Artists to distribute to a brand new streaming service and reach a wider audience. Artists and fans alike have a lot to keep up with these days when it comes to music streaming options. At this point you might be wondering about the benefits of getting your music […]
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Every year since people have been reading and writing blogs, January has been a time in the music industry to examine the depressing statistics of album sales from the previous year. While often grim, these articles are an essential part of covering the year-to-year evolution and changes in how music fans consume their favorite genres. (Plus, […]
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By Dwight Brown It’s a month into the New Year and a new day for our digital store partners and independent artists too. More music fans are watching YouTube than ever before. Deezer has gotten funded and is looking to conquer North America. Amazon Music is trying to further differentiate itself from other music subscription services. Q.SIC, […]
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You’re invited, TuneCore Artists: When we launched our first-ever Indie Artist Forum back in September of 2015, we knew we wanted to provide an experience that would leave a lasting impression on those creators that attended. If you were to ask any of them now, we’re willing to bet we succeeded! Now we’re bringing the […]
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By Dwight Brown Good news. That’s what our store partners are giving artists this holiday season, as we look back on 2015 and forward to 2016. Apple Music turns the streaming game into a competitive race. The Australian music service Guvera adds territories. Spotify may change the way artists can release music. And Saavn is […]
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It’s amazing to think of how much the digital streaming landscape has evolved over the past five years. We’ve seen brands rise to the top and become household names, watched major digital music players adjust and adapt, and witnessed at least one hugely star-studded roll out. In fact, even the overall streaming conversation among artists […]
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