Stop for one second and think about what Social Network actually means. Social: Pertaining to, devoted to, or characterized by friendly companionship or relations Network: An association of individuals having a common interest, formed to provide mutual assistance, helpful information, or the like. My point? Having a Facebook page, Twitter Profile and YouTube account does more »
Over the next few weeks I’ll be looking at how to get set up online, avoiding the pitfalls and making the most of your time in cyberspace. This will be familiar to many of you but no harm in starting at the very beginning. It is easy to get caught up in the addiction of more »
By Al
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Also tagged Al Mobbs, artist help, band advice, digital setup, digital strategy, Facebook, Fresh on the net, ftp, host, ifttt, instagram, myspace, new artist advice, plugins, server, social media, ssl, themes, Twitter, web 2.0, websites, wordpress
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An early broadcast of of Tom Robinson’s Evening Sequence from the 6 Music studios – pic comes courtesy of a great 1932 photoset on Flickr tweeted by Jem Stone. Read more on the BBC’s 80th Anniversary of Broadcasting House.
Over the last three weeks I have given an overview of some of the main areas to consider if you want to make some hard earned dosh from your beloved songs. If you’re reading this for the first time check out my page on this site to read more. By now I am sure you more »
By Al
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Posted in Al Mobbs, Music Tips
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Also tagged Al Mobbs, badges, Free artist advise, Fresh on the net, get paid, karma, merch, merchandise, metadata, music supervisors, My Grey Horse, New artist tips, pledge, posters, sync, synch, synchronisation, tax
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April 18, 2012 – 11:00 am
Photos from Tom’s 60th Birthday gig at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire by Roger Goodgroves This is such a fundamentally f**king obvious part of an artist’s career that I am in complete incomprehension as to how or even why I hear so much grumbling from promoters about artists and vice versa. It is really simple, you more »
By Al
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Posted in Al Mobbs, Music Tips
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Also tagged Al Mobbs, artist advice, artist tips, FOTN, franz ferdinand, Fresh on the net, gigging, Kirsty Chestnut, live, sound engineer, stage plan, tech rider, wegottickets
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April 16, 2012 – 12:00 pm
Yes yes! Come here for your freshly heated musical pasties! Queue up in an alphabetised orderly line like here: DRY THE RIVER – New Ceremony Tom accidentally left this on the Listening Post from last week and loads of people rated it in their top 5 again – even though it already made the Fresh more »
By Massimo Zeppetelli
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Posted in Fresh Faves, Massimo Zeppetelli
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Also tagged BBC Introducing, DRY THE RIVER – New Ceremony, ELECTRIC YOUTH REVOLT – Temper’s Getting Shorter, Fresh on the net, Girl, GOLD ROAD – Planes, IAN THISTLETHWAITE – You’re 24, NIGHT OF TREASON – The Ballad of the Teddy Boy from Ladbroke Grove, POPE – The Drag of Sloth, ROBIN ADAMS – Sun Behind The Storm, Stop Talking About Disney, THE 53S – Lights, THE JUNIPERS – Song to Selkie, TUESDAYAFTER8 – No Other One, WEAREHOMEWORK – Thoughts, WOODERSON – Mint Condition
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BBC Introducing: Fresh On The Net has been broadcast on BBC Radio 6 Music every week since 28 October 2008 and will end on 2 April 2012. It started out as a single 120 minute show that went out every Saturday night from midnight (technically Sunday morning). In June 2008 it was expanded to two more »
February 15, 2012 – 3:32 pm
My interview last year with the London band Raven Beats Crow has been visually reimagined by… erm, the London band Raven Beats Crow. This might be a good moment to mention they’ll be releasing another deranged single soon called “Second Floor” – but you don’t have to wait, you can hear it streaming below. Londoners more »
December 26, 2011 – 5:21 pm
Tanya Auclair was first recommended to Fresh On The Net by the wonderful Ruth Barnes and from the moment of first hearing the opening bars of this song I knew we were in the presence of a major new talent. Tanya came in to record a session for us at BBC 6 Music where her more »
September 6, 2011 – 3:51 pm
Was pleased and highly flattered to see that my song Glad To Be Gay has made it into Time Out’s list of 100 Songs That Changed History, amid VERY illustrious company indeed. Stravinsky’s Rite Of Spring ? Blimey. Click on the image above to go to the full list. The song also has a dedicated more »