It was recently announced that after thirteen years and six incredible albums, The White Stripes have decided to part ways and stop making music under that name. I’m sad about …
Posts written by Chris Bracco
For Musicians: A Useful Collection of Free WordPress Themes
If you’re a musician using WordPress (and you should be), then you know that a great WordPress theme can basically save your life. However, finding a great theme for free …
Featured Album this Week (1/31/11): “Venus Flying Trapeze” by Jeff Beam
I’ve been doing some work for a brand new, 4G radio station called Maine.fm, and that’s precisely how I stumbled upon this week’s featured artist. Jeff Beam is a small …
A Short and Friendly Marketing Reminder…
I love this.
Share Your New Year’s Resolutions on the MicControl Blog
Jon Ostrow of MicControl and Marcus Taylor of The Musicians Guide have teamed up and posted fifty great New Year’s resolutions for musicians over on the MicControl blog. To fill …
Featured Album this Week (1/24/11): “Live or die, you won’t be lonely” by Mike Borgia
This week’s album is by a dude that has been poking around Tight Mix a lot lately. Mike Borgia writes some excellent folk rock, and his latest work really grabbed …
The Discography of Your Favorite Band [INFOGRAPHIC]
aka the past, present, and future of Kings Of Leon. :D [Image credit: Click here]
Disrupt.fm Utilizes Facebook to Help Artists Promote Free Music
If you’ve read this blog before, then you’re probably aware that I’m a huge advocate of free music. It’s awesome. Anything free is awesome, really. While I regularly encourage artists …
Debate: Music Bloggers vs. A&R – “The Smackdown” [VIDEO]
Maximus WIllens over at We All Make Music (@WAMMusic) wrote a guest post here on Tight Mix about the Scion Music(less) Conference back in 2010, but focused on a different …
How to: Use Viinyl to Help Promote Your Latest Single
Viinyl is a fairly new service that popped up in late 2010 that allows you to create “song-based websites.” They ended up being one of my top picks for 2010′s …