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Building Context for Your Creative Work

  • Building Context for Your Creative Work

    Wampus
    Oct 17, 2012
    art, artist, author, bon iver, books, context, creative, creative work, Creatives, energizer bunny, film, human interest, indie, indie artist, indie music, maroon 5, michael bay, music, nick cave, paul thomas anderson, populist, pragmatist, purist, top 40, vincent gallo, wampus
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    Why do you make music? Write books? Make films? You might know, you might not. Either way, you do it for a specific reason. Maybe it’s to explore. Maybe it’s to affect other people. Maybe it’s to inject a little fun and excitement into your life. That reason gives your creative work context. So does...
  • Album & Audience: Q&A with Kowtow Popof

    Wampus
    Jul 25, 2012
    album, audience, brothers quay, cat stevens, coaster, devaulation of content, exalted headband, harry nilsson, indie, indie artist, indie music, infinite suns, kowtow popof, live show, music video, scandanavian jazz, single, song, songwriter, splinters & threads, steel panther, tastes like armageddon, the beatles, twilight zone, wampus
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    As a contemporary songwriter, are you focused on making albums? Or just singles? Or are you emphasizing your live show, where you can reach your audience more regularly, with greater immediacy? Is creating “proper” albums still a part of your artistic plan? While the album has undergone dramatic change in recent years — the “devaluation”...
  • Waterslide: Everything Changes in a Moment

    Wampus
    Jun 19, 2012
    arms of kismet, bonneville stories, brian wilson, captain beefheart, dick drake, eamon loftus, independent music, independent songwriter, indie, indie artist, indie music, indie songwriter, jon astley, lincoln signal, logan claytor, mark doyon, marty robbins, neil young, singer-songwriter, the band, velvet underground, wampeters, wampus, wampus multimedia, waterslide
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    Wampus Multimedia introduces Lincoln Signal, the debut album from Waterslide. Songwriter-producer Mark Doyon previously released albums as Arms of Kismet and Wampeters, and published the short-story collection Bonneville Stories. Lincoln Signal tells the story of Dick Drake, an overeducated, middle-aged historian and political scientist living in a remote shack in western Montana. Banished by...
  • Why Facebook Is Not Your Hub

    Wampus
    Jun 6, 2012
    author, bandcamp, brand, branding, communications, delicious, digg, facebook, facebook ipo, facebook profile, flickr, friendster, hubs, identity, independent artist, independent music, indie, indie artist, indie music, marketing, marketing performance, myspace, napster, online social networking, recording artist, reddit, reverbnation, social information processing, Social media, social web, spotify, stumbleupon, twitter, wampus, web 2.0, youtube
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    Does Facebook help you in your marketing efforts? Sure it does. If you’re a recording artist or author, Facebook gives you some of the most useful and powerful tools available for communicating with your audience. It allows you to connect with people in all the ways you need to. And it’s free, to boot....
  • On Vince Gill and Music Downloads

    Wampus
    May 23, 2012
    devaulation of music, duke ellington, fart app, file sharing, free music, indie, indie artist, indie music, johnny j blair, music, music downloads, music industry, music licensing, music royalties, pay it forward, recording artists, song downloads, vince gill
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    Nashville guitar legend Vince Gill recently spoke out on the impact of music downloads on recording artists. His comments have been flying around the Interwebs, fanning dissension. Here is some of what he had to say: “The devaluation of music and what it’s now deemed to be worth is laughable to me. My single costs...
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