Toxic Music Group (Allen)
Bio
After working in the music industry since he was just 17 years old Allen decided one day to begin blogging his experiences,reviewing new music, and sharing his ideas with the indie artist. Please help us out by liking and following our blog
Stories (4/0)
How To Properly Book Talent
An inexperienced talent buyer can wind up costing the small town festival thousands of dollars in potential revenue. If the buyer does not understand the basic concept of knowing your audience they will spend more paying the band than what they have made.
By Toxic Music Group (Allen)3 years ago in Beat
How to get your music noticed by bloggers.
On average a blogger will sift through hundreds of email requests per day, and they take the time to listen to an incredible amount of music. It is up to you to have a good relationship with the blogger, not the other way around.
By Toxic Music Group (Allen)3 years ago in Beat
Covid and the Indie Artist
America's indie music scene is being ravaged by the COVID-19 virus. Live music venues remain closed, forced to cancel shows, or are closing permanently. It is not just venues closing, but also some recording studios and rehearsal facilities are closing as well. While some have found ingenious ways to incorporate live virtual performances, will it be enough or just a band-aid.
By Toxic Music Group (Allen)3 years ago in Beat
Toxic Music Group
Some of our writers have worked in the industry for many years and they've seen the good, the bad, and the ugly side. In this article we will expose a few of the biggest scams that are perpetrated by these predatory record label/managers/owners.
By Toxic Music Group (Allen)3 years ago in Beat
