BarCamp Kuala Lumpur - April 4th and 5th
No music, no life. Even @BarCamp!
Posted by nazroll in SessionsJul 24th, 2008 | 5 responsesYou’ve probably have read or heard about these new generation of artists & musicians having the edge over everyone else by simply using the Web effectively. I used to go to Napster for music, but now we have iTunes & AmieStreet. MySpace, Facebook & Friendster, who doesn’t use them nowadays as a means of promotion nowadays.
LastFM? Pandora? CDBaby? Flux? WeMix? Heard of them yet?
I’m throwing a workshop/talk session @BarCamp Malaysia, where I’ll be sharing my insights, thoughts & advice:
Why?
- Why artists & musicians should have their own social (fans) network
- Why is it important
- Why you don’t need a music label
Where?
- Where to look for Web services that can help spread the music
- Where can I sell my music
- Where to get the right tools, for the right job
How?
- How to build your own social (fans) network using (almost) no money!
- How to sell music beyond that rock corner shop
- How to use the right tools, for the right job
- Merchandise. How to make the right one for the “rakyat”.
This session is mostly will be a workshop style session, where I’ll be guiding & sharing with you my own set of (dirty) tips & tricks on getting about on the Web. The talking session would very likely be less than 30 minutes, but for rest of the hour I am open to questions, arguments or even singing. If you have a super cool idea for your band, group or solo, bring along your idea & throw them at me. Let’s see how I can help you with your idea.
Your music, your fans. Spread the news people!
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=20973293767
Update: I forgot. This session will be on Saturday, 26th July 2008 @11:00AM. Cya!
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my God, i thought you were going to chip in with some decisive insght at the end there, not leave it with
Great post, I have read this somewhere else. But I have found this one to be alot more informative.
Thankyou