Buitenlandse Muziek Sites

Overzicht van Buitenlandse Muziek Sites

Op deze pagina vind je een overzicht van de bekende en minder bekende Buitenlandse Muziek Sites waaronder Side-Line Magazine, Het merendeel van de sites is in het Engels, maar je komt op de blogpagina overzichten ook Duitse, Zweedse of anderstalige muziek sites tegen.

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    ReverbNation Blog

  • 5 ways to expand your music network
    Why Your Music Career Needs More Than Great Music Most opportunities in music don’t arrive through a formal application. They come through people. Another artist recommends you for a show. A producer introduces you to a manager. Someone you met at a conference remembers your music when the right project... Read more »
  • Stop Marketing Every Song the Same Way
    Independent artists have been handed a standard release formula: Announce the song. Ask fans to pre-save it. Post a teaser. Share the cover art. Release the song. Make short-form videos. Repeat. There’s nothing wrong with those steps. The problem is treating every song as if it has the same purpose... Read more »
  • Want to Crush Your Next Live Show? Treat It Like a Party!
    Playing a great set is important, but getting people into the room and giving them an experience worth talking about can be just as important. Luke Danalon, CEO of Ghost Rocket and Skyrocket Records, suggests making one simple shift: stop thinking about your next show as just a concert. Think... Read more »
  • You Released the Song. Now What?
    Release day tends to get all the attention. You post the cover art and share the streaming links. You send an email and make a few social posts to tell everyone the song is finally out. Then a few days pass. The initial excitement starts to slow down and it... Read more »
  • The complete music distribution checklist
    Think you're ready to release your new music? Before you distribute tracks worldwide, check out this quick list of 10 things you'll need aside from the music itself. The post The complete music distribution checklist appeared first on ReverbNation Blog.... Read more »
  • How to Write Better Ad Copy for Your Music
    A lot of artists know when an ad looks messy. Fewer realize the words might be the bigger problem. Even with a great image, weak copy can kill an ad fast. If your message is generic, cluttered, or easy to ignore, the ad loses power before someone ever clicks. You’ve... Read more »
  • What Makes a Compelling Ad? A Musician’s Guide to Better Ads
    If you’ve ever made an ad for your music and thought, “This should be working better than it is,” you’re not alone. Most weak ads don’t fail because the song is bad. They fail because the ad is confusing. Too many artists treat one ad like it needs to do... Read more »
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    Run The Trap: The Best EDM, Hip Hop & Trap Music

  • Baclash Drops Vulnerable New EP DAISIES & DEBRIS via FMU Records
    Baclash is marking a new chapter with DAISIES & DEBRIS, a five-track EP out today via Alison Wonderland’s FMU Records. Across the project, the rising bass artist explores depression, addiction, self-doubt, and recovery, turning deeply personal experiences into something cathartic and ultimately optimistic. The EP unfolds as a journey from... Read more »
  • Indo Warehouse’s Kahani & Kunal Merchant Announce “Spice Trade,” Biggest North American Tour Yet
    After years of building Indo Warehouse into one of dance music’s most exciting cultural movements, founders Kahani and Kunal Merchant are stepping into a new chapter. The duo has officially announced their upcoming North American tour, bringing their signature blend of South Asian-inspired electronic music to cities across the continent.... Read more »
  • LISTEN: Sickick Reimagines Viral South Asian Hit “Pal Pal” With Cinematic Official Remix
    One of the biggest South Asian breakout records of the past year just got a fresh new spin. Following the viral success of “Pal Pal,” Afusic, Ali Soomro, and Talwiinder have enlisted internationally renowned producer Sickick for an official remix that pushes the track into darker electronic territory. Originally released... Read more »
  • LISTEN: Lizdek Blends Bass, Trap & Rage Rap On Impressive New Album, “DUALITY”
    RTT-favorite rising producer Lizdek is back with his new album, DUALITY, out now via MONTA Records. Serving as the follow-up to his 2022 mixtape Gemini, the project finds the rising producer exploring the tension between his polished, melodic side and his heavier, more experimental instincts. Drawing from trap, bass, dubstep,... Read more »
  • LISTEN: Lazy Levin Blends Dub, Reggae, and Rave Culture on New EP ‘Somewhere Along the Way’
    Some artists spend years trying to find their sound. On Somewhere Along the Way, Lazy Levin sounds like he’s stopped worrying about that entirely. The new EP pulls from dub, reggae, alternative hip-hop, indie rock, and electronic music, but never settles in one place for very long. Instead, the project... Read more »
  • WATCH: Elaine Walker Blends Science Fiction and Microtonal Music on New ‘MACROCHIP’ Mini-Movie Album
    There are plenty of concept albums out there. Elaine Walker’s MACROCHIP is something a little harder to categorize. Described by the electronic music pioneer as a “mini-movie album,” the eight-track project blends music and visual storytelling into a series of interconnected sci-fi adventures. Rather than creating songs first and adding... Read more »
  • LISTEN: Zy Smoke Turns Pain Into Purpose on New Single “Night Shift Halo”
    Staten Island artist Zy Smoke is proving that some of the most compelling stories in music aren’t built overnight. The 22-year-old independent artist has steadily built a growing audience through deeply personal songwriting, earning more than 20,000 monthly Spotify listeners without the support of a major label. Drawing inspiration from... Read more »
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    SPIN

  • Madonna, Charli xcx Hit The Dancefloor
    Madonna and Charli xcx have finally taken their increasingly public mutual admiration into the studio.... Read more »
  • The Weeknd Debuts New Song With Yoko Takahashi
    The two-night run at Belluna Dome marked the first Asian leg of the Weeknd’s record-breaking stadium tour and his first return to Japan in seven years.... Read more »
  • New Found Glory’s Chad Gilbert Dies Of Cancer
    Chad Gilbert, the founding guitarist of pop-punk veterans New Found Glory, has died at 45.... Read more »
  • Introspective Beck May Be the Best Version of Beck
    Beck seems to write music in two modes: goofy and irrelevant, bordering on frivolity, or downright depressing. It has been seven years since we’ve seen a studio record from the mercurial artist, and we’re a few decades removed from his ’90s heyday. Beck has broken his silence on new album... Read more »
  • Every Patti Smith Album, Ranked
    Patricia Lee Smith was born in Chicago in 1946, raised in New Jersey, and in 1967 moved to New York City, where she would become a legend of the ’70s punk scene and influence generations of rebellious bands and writers. Smith began reading her poetry with musical accompaniment by guitarist... Read more »
  • Don Diablo x SPIN Minimag Show at Sound Nightclub LA: Join Us This Thursday Night
    Coming off of SPIN’s inaugural Minimag event with dance music trailblazer ZHU, SPIN’s follow-up event is this Thursday, September 24, with the legendary Don Diablo. Attendees will receive a limited edition 124-page Don Diablo x SPIN Minimag upon entry. Diablo will be spinning exclusive unreleased music as well as his... Read more »
  • VideoGayle Lives for the Chaos
    When Gayle was a child, she was convinced she’d be discovered inside Target. “Whenever we’d shop, I used to sing really loud inside the store because I was convinced some record label executive would hear me and be like, let’s give this girl a record deal, a TV show!” jokes... Read more »