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Each week we write articles pertaining to the music industry, how to effectively get your music identity advertised and promoted successfully on the internet. These articles are a good read if your just lost in getting your music website or band promoted on the internet.

 

We know that the internet is a big place and thats why we are here to help you. Blue Beam Radio is the only website in history that is holding a music event for musicians all over the world to come and play their music.

 

Please read our articles if your an emerging artist just looking for some feedback or even help.

 

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This Weeks Article: The Radiohead Story Radiohead are that rare thing: a band that has maintained is artistic freedom over the years, despite being signed to a major label – and a band that has constantly developed. This week’s article looks at the story of how Radiohead got to where they are today, and hopefully you can take a few tips so that you can make it the Radiohead way.

Last Weeks Article: Why You Should Start Your Own Record Label and How To Do It Music is changing. In fact, the music industry is changing; it is changing even faster than it realises. Major record labels are often up to speed on latest developments, but it is indie music that leads the way in the music world - and everyone else seems to follow. Indeed, with the online music revolution taking place right now, being signed to a major record label is less and less important. However, having your own record label can be more and more beneficial.   Archived Articles The Essential Guide To Gigging Getting yourself known is one of the hardest aspects of being in a band. As Radiohead once said, anyone can play guitar, and if you watch Pop Idol and other such programs, anyone believes they can sing. But not everyone can take it that step further and organise their own concert. It takes a lot of work, a lot of convincing, and organising a music event takes a lot of time too. Here’s Blue Beam’s step-by-step guide to gigging.   Your Big Break In an industry where only a fraction of the talent finds success, it’s not hard to see that there’s more to making it than making good music. It can take years to get a record deal, even if you’re good. So many musicians make the mistake of putting all their stock into outdated marketing strategies and dead-end demos. They end up blending in with the rest; their demos and their press kits end up in the trash. There’s no reason to wait for a suit to tell you it’s your time. The music industry is moving out of the traditional brick and mortar and into the digital realm; indie artists are finding more and more ways to get there music out of their garages and into your iPod. Emerging artists looking for play time will get their name out there not by sending out hundreds of demos, but by getting their face and name on the web, getting their music played for the people who will listen, and building up a following. Record companies can’t ignore a well established fan base.