Page 50 - Deep Cuts News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Building your music marketing team using freelancers [Amber Horsburgh] As an independent artist, what your team looks like is entirely up to you, giving you an option to build from the ground up by hiring for whichever positions suit your needs most. Here, we offer a four-step guide to hiring freelancers. There are no rules for how your team should look. Aside from a lawyer, you can make it up to compliment exactly how you work. As someone who’s freelanced for different labels, management firms, and artists directly I’ve seen how varied teams are. No manager? No problems. 4 managers? Cool...

Record Store Day 2021: The Full List of Releases Unveiled Share April 8, 2021 Record Store Day has officially revealed the full list of releases for its 2021 edition. Due to the pandemic, the event will be divided into two ‘RSD Drops’, which will be taking place on June 12 and July 17. Over 250 record stores in the UK and thousands around the world will be participating in RSD 2021. Notable highlights from the 538 exclusive records on offer include: Lady Gaga’s  Chromatica on exclusive yellow vinyl, the first-ever vinyl run of Prince’s 1998 album  The Truth, Freddie Gibbs and Madlib...

At Deep Cuts Deli, music and sandwiches exist in perfect harmony Browse records, eat grilled cheese, and support local artists By Kara Baskin Globe Correspondent,Updated April 8, 2021, 12:49 p.m. Email to a Friend Where to: Deep Cuts Deli in Medford. Why: Sandwiches to go, music, and neighborhood cheer. The backstory: As Warren Zevon once said, “Enjoy every sandwich.” At Deep Cuts in Medford, you will — along with music, too, because it doubles as a record shop and artists’ sanctuary, with work from local creatives lining the walls (right now it’s Kat Maus Haus Illust...

Here's some of what I'm have at the moment. As fellow lovers of classic rock, I'd love your advice about the albums you consider crucial to add to my collection.

The Atlantic Taylor Swift Misses the Old Taylor Swift, Too The artist’s first release from her re-recording project is much more than a nostalgia play. It’s a love letter. Emma McIntyre / AMA2019 / Getty / The Atlantic When Taylor Swift, the pandemic’s mostproductive pop star, announced that she’d be re-recording her albums in a push for ownership over her work, the venture sounded risky. Swift cast her decision as both a personal vendetta against the music executive Scooter Braun and a moralistic stand against the industry’s treatment of artists. But at face value, re-recordings se...