Posted on Feb 21, 2010 08:38 am
David Arp
Member Since: Feb 21, 2010
There is quite a fascination with eavesdropping. Most people get a little thrill off of hearing what others are talking about. In the entertainment industry, finding out what the next big thing is a full time in New York service music.
I would not recommend planting talking rats under tables at the Brown Derby restaurant to create buzz about your project. I would especially discourage replacing Liza Minnelli photo with your own. There are much easier ways than making Liza your enemy, although the resulting feud would be good publicity.
Talk about your band all the time at shows. Now do not be obnoxious about it. Do not shout your bands name from every rooftop. If you are at a show talk up your band. It does not matter too much if you over talk yourself, because honestly the more ridiculous your band sounds the more likely it is that someone who overhears you will consider checking out your band.
If you get your name out their verbally, electronically, or visually people will notice if the volume is high enough and they will investigate. Just be sure that your music and your independent artist website can back up the hype.
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Regards,
David Arp.
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