So maybe you and some guys from school have a band you tried real hard. Maybe someone quit, maybe
someone got married, but now you might be thinking that you’ll never get far. This is up to you. Your artistic endeavors will only be fruitful
and worth your time if treat them as such.
For example, opening a paragraph by paraphrasing a Bryan Adams song does not demonstrate a particularly devout relationship with the craft (unless
it’s done ironically, as I did). There’s
a lot of talk on this page, and others like it, about the futility of poorly run
social media campaigns, the importance of diligence on the business end of
things and the value of forethought in general.
But it’s easy to forget that dedication is the ultimate
deal breakers in a musician’s would-be career.
In the immortal, ambiguous and somewhat obscure words of Abraham
Lincoln, “Whatever you are, be a good one.”
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