Tag: music

Love Your Music? Here’s How To Enjoy It Even More!

November 13, 2020

The best thing about listening to music is that you can connect your device just about anywhere and start jamming to some of the greatest hits ever known to humanity! Who doesn’t love a good song? Studies have shown that music can improve your mood, help you battle depression, and even boost your blood flow! Sometimes, certain factors like a messy music library and inadequate audio devices can seriously hamper your music listening experience. Fortunately, there is hope, and here are some of the ways to enhance your music listening experience.

How to Raise Money to Make Music Professionally

November 10, 2020

Whether you’re in a band or striking out on your own as a singer/songwriter, you’ll need to invest a little cash if you want to make a success out of your music career. Instruments, recording equipment, transport costs and marketing are just a few of the expenses you’ll come up against as a professional or semi-pro performer. In this article, we’ll explore just some of the ways you can save enough to afford all of these and more.
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Make your Record Player Sound Way Better with This Ultimate Guide

October 1, 2020

Having your favourite album on vinyl is such a rewarding experience. You will get a listening experience unlike any other and you may even find that the quality alone far surpasses anything that you have listened to in the past. If you are new to all of this, then you may be wondering how on earth you manage to get your records sounding so good, but luckily, there are a few things that you can do to make sure that you’re getting everything right.

Glastonbury Repeat Performer, Lucy Spraggan, One Of Our Brightest Stars, Chats About Her New Single, ‘Flowers’, And A Personal Relaunch

September 25, 2020

Without any doubt, Lucy Spraggan is one of our brighter stars. Anyone that can release 5 albums in the past 9 years with an exciting sixth on the way early next year, play world famous Glastonbury twice, with this year’s third appearance sadly postponed, has certainly stood the most important first test for any artist, the test of time. That she should be more excited now about the future than feasibly at any time before, looking forward to a record she thinks might just be her best proves she has so much to give.