I plugged in the electric, hooked up Audacity, hit record, and flipped over to the same image that Marco used for his like a child piece. It’s a quickie job but what the hell that’s what blogs are for: Lucas Gonze - response to klaaankbeeld like a child (MP3)
On a musical level I was [...]
The packaging for releases on the Inman Street Records netlabel is a blog post with links to individual MP3s and to a zip file containing all of the MP3s. The blog as a whole is the label and the post is the album.
For example, this is Shrinking Islands - “The Slow-Moving Aftermath EP”.
Crosbie Fitch’s comment on my post about interlinking between musician blogs:
I suspect that a lot of the non-linking behaviour on musicians’ websites comes from the subtle cultural indoctrination we’ve been living with for a few centuries now (since the advent of copyright) that a musician who is influenced by others is a lesser musician (by [...]
What’s missing from these three excellent musician sites, all of them full-fledged blogs, as well as from my own musician blog?
Brad Sucks
Jonathan Coulton’s blog
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Here are observations on the site for Ingrid Michaelson’s music.
I like:
Music autoplays on the home page. That’s what the site is about, let’s not waste time and clicks getting to it.
Navigation within the site never interrupts playback. As I write this I’m been having a continuous enjoyable experience with the music for about [...]
Good bloggers have a warmer and more intimate voice than writers in publications like the New York Times. This applies to musicians as well.
So let’s say that, per yesterday’s post here, we’re moving from a world of albums containing singles to a world where musicians release a series of songs that accumulate like posts [...]
Over on the blog for my own music I have posted about an article on my music over on the guitar section of a general reference site called LoveToKnow.com.
The story happened because the author, Kevin Casper, saw me play at a small bar. He had no reason to know about all the online work [...]
Patrick Woodward’s MILA project is an example of how musicians manage their presence on the web.
There is a personal blog post about creating and managing the work at http://www.patwoodward.com/2008/04/mila-album-on-web.html.
There is a page which is a hub for the work itself at http://milamusic.tumblr.com/.
There are a bunch of distribution points for getting the work in front [...]