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Best Of Indie Music Part 2 Of 4
Mar 9th, 2010 by


best of indie music part 2
here is the track list:
band of horses – is there a ghost
fleet foxes – white winter hymnal
tegan and sara – back in your head
ivy – undertow
vampire weekend – a-punk
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Why Doesn’t America Make An Indie Music Chart Like There Is In The Uk?
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(for Indie Music Lovers) What Is Your Favorite Indie Band/song?
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Best 74 Of Indie Music 2008 Part 1\f2
Feb 19th, 2010 by


im prude to intuduce to you the complat hits of 2008
only indie music

By chronological order:
01 – Noah And The Whale – 5 Years Time
02 – Fredrik – Alina’s Place
03 – Spirit Of The West – Another…

Does Anyone Know Any Good Websites For Indie Music?
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How To Find Indie Music That Is Royalty Free?
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What Are Some Good Techno, World, And Indie Music?
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Buzzcocks Different Kitchen Indie Music Art Gold Wood-Mounted Poster Print – 24″ X 36″
Jan 20th, 2010 by

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Lost in the Supermarket: An Indie Rock Cookbook
Jan 17th, 2010 by

Lost in the Supermarket: An Indie Rock Cookbook

Historically, a love of cooking has been left to those considered far from cool: suburbanite Betty Crockers toiling over a hot stove. But the new youth-culture sensibility has taken over, merging the axiom “You are what you eat” with its updated mantra “You are who you listen to.” Lost in the Supermarket—yes, named for the 1979 hit by The Clash—is a creative compendium of recipes that reclaims the kitchen for the hip crowd. At once a meditation on the connection betw
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How MySpace Music Indie Artists Succeed
Jan 14th, 2010 by

Whether you are a fan of indie music or an independent musician yourself, you have no doubt noticed the number of indie artists who have been using the social networking websites like MySpace to increase their exposure. If you’ve ever wondered what some of the benefits are of doing this, or even how to tap into these powerful networks yourself, please read on.


First, keep in mind that MySpace actually encourages any and all recording artists to join the network, share their music and even actively market themselves on their website. MySpace frowns on many types of businesses using their network to market through – but musicians are one group that is exempt from this. They want to give you exposure and help you build your fan base.


Because of this, creating a presence on MySpace is something every indie artist should consider. Not only are there literally millions of people there just waiting to be introduced to you and your music, but MySpace also provides you with the tools you need to reach out to them quickly and easily.


For starters, once you’ve created a free MySpace account, you can create a webpage on the network to describe yourself and your music. You can also add pictures and most importantly you can upload samples of your music for anyone to listen to. If you have video from your shows, you can even put those clips on your page so people can listen and watch you perform.


Of course, you could do the above on any website, but MySpace is not just any website. Once your page is live, it will be actively promoted throughout the network. You will be listed in the appropriate music categories and potential new fans can find you while searching. You can also use the communication features of MySpace to communicate with the millions of other people there and tell them about your music. If interested, they can join your friends network. Your friends network can quickly become a very powerful promotional tool, since you can use it to instantly let everyone know about your latest release or the time, date and location of your upcoming gigs.


Savvy independent musicians also make sure to offer special benefits to those in their network who help spread the word about their music. Offering tokens of appreciation such as free music, tickets or t-shirts is a great way to get your MySpace friends to introduce their friends to your network. Methods like these can help you quickly identify even more potential fans and virally increase your exposure.


Especially for indie artists, sharing the work they create without having deal with expensive large scale corporate media promotions is important. By tapping into the free resources on social networking sites like MySpace, musicians get access to high-tech tools and a large audience. At the same time though, the promotion still operates at a grassroots level – through person-to-person networking and word of mouth.

Into the indie scene? If so, you can stay up-to-date on the latest independent artist music news and reviews by visiting and bookmarking http://www.IndieUpdate.com right now.

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