Why unsigned artists should worry...



"Even in 2015, unsigned musicians are still releasing their music and asking “where’s my money?” right out of the gate. It’s extremely important that every artist look deeply into this question." Learn more about the subject in this insightful article recently posted on the MTT Blog.

http://www.musicthinktank.com/blog/why-unsigned-musicians-should-worry-about-popularity-not-mon.html

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