Big shout-outs to our local libraries and all the local businesses who make our lives easier and more enjoyable!!
I so appreciate all the independent stores who make our CDs available and make shopping such a pleasure.
And what a joy it is to visit the library! I love to read and I love to sing, and I get to do both at libraries. Watch for the next family music event there!
Visit the library often, and whenever possible shop local! :D
One Indie Musician armed with guitar, ukulele and egg shaker, sharing bilingual songs in Spanish and English with bigs and littles, journeying through the Key of Life, and marveling at how she got so lucky.
Showing posts with label indie musicians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indie musicians. Show all posts
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Libraries and shopping local
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Taking a Joy Ride on the Social Media Bandwagon
There's a whole world of thriving, life-affirming leaders in indie music out there, and the more you look for them the more you'll find. Since I've made it my business to spread the word about the empowering benefits of music for children, more and more fellow artists are surfacing for me, to my amazement and delight. How am I finding them? Through the blossoming networks of social media, and especially through Twitter. As an indie artist, I've used Twitter to find like-minded fellow artists and other positive thinkers all highly motivated to helping one another.
Now I'm doing business and networking with musicians from all over the world: a composer from Brazil, a rock band from Australia, a sound therapist from Northern CA,
a pop world songwriter from Canada, a Gullah culture musician from South Carolina...to name a few...What do we have in common? Sharing the joy of positive, uplifting music, and a sincere wish to support each other in our creative endeavors.
It's an exhilarating experience to be in close contact with such a network. I recommend it highly, and in my next post I'll give some guidelines for how to use social media networking to your best advantage.
In the meantime, what are you finding that works to keep your creative juices flowing?
Now I'm doing business and networking with musicians from all over the world: a composer from Brazil, a rock band from Australia, a sound therapist from Northern CA,
a pop world songwriter from Canada, a Gullah culture musician from South Carolina...to name a few...What do we have in common? Sharing the joy of positive, uplifting music, and a sincere wish to support each other in our creative endeavors.
It's an exhilarating experience to be in close contact with such a network. I recommend it highly, and in my next post I'll give some guidelines for how to use social media networking to your best advantage.
In the meantime, what are you finding that works to keep your creative juices flowing?