The song earnings pie can be cut up in more ways than you can skin a cat.  The basics of song publishing are covered in this article from Music Office CEO, Greg Forest.

You've got dream - releasing your own material but there is a dream and there is a plan.  Here is a quick look at some methods of financing your indie record.

This article will give you a realistic approach to what good management really means and when it needs to be a factor  in the emerging artist's career.  Please refer to Spinal Tap before reading.

Lance Trebesch, CEO of TicketPrinting.com, has a successful 18 year track record of technology and early-stage experience.  TicketPrinting.com is a member of The Music Office Trusted Vendors and we highly recommend his products and services.

After years of waltzing across Texas, California and the Atlantic,  Paul Drummond's expansive biography of one of rock-n-roll's most innovative bands, The 13th Floor Elevators was released last week to acclaim.

Musicians on a budget rejoice! New and powerful recording software is available for both Windows and Mac users that is creating a stir in the recording industry. The best part of the deal is that it is free! The Windows version is on its third release and the Mac version is still in Beta.

Eleven Ways Bands Can Utilize their Website to Promote
Their Music
By Lance Trebesch

Our favorite "by the numbers" guest columnist, Lance Trebesch, is back again; this time with tips on how to use your web site to grow your business and exposure.  These guidelines will help you get an effective web presence up and running in no time.

Five Tips to Great Press Releases for Your Band
By Lance Trebesch

Guest columnist, Lance Trebesch, clocks in for the new year with five great tips for getting a great and effective press release to those who can be your best friend or worst enemy - the press.  As usual Lance cuts through to the essence of what constitutes a good press release.

Greg tries to run the office from a beach in Negril, Jamaica.  With the help of some broadband and a few widgets, it looks almost feasible to work productively from the white sands of the Caribbean.  But who would want to?