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Recommended Resources These 3 resources below offer unusual music experiences: -- This band plays a mix of ancient celtic, Scottish and various tribal instruments with a little modern stuff mixed in too. We've watched it a few times ;)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKwVGqXM8u4 -- This next video shares the musical life of the Baro people.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVPLIuBy9CY -- Check out these 3 conga players! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCgHIAiScOk  -- ~~ Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~~

How to Look After Your Instruments On The Road * Written by Rory Oza - a freelance content writer on range of subjects including finance. If you're a musician who travels with equipment, then you know the challenges you face in caring for your instrument for on the road. Having musician's insurance is an essential requirement to cover you in those situations where you need to replace or repair an instrument quickly. This is especially true for travelling musicians whose livelihood is entwined with their instrument. Whatever equipment you carry on the road, here are the most important tips to remember to ensure you protect your instrument while on the move. Chances are, if you're on the road, you've had your instrument long enough already to know how to look after it at home. You keep it cased, stow it safely, clean it regularly and look it over for any marks or damage. The road though isn't a normal environment and looking after your instrument means following some ...

Announcement Dave recently updated the    AngleHill studio 's section of our website ...  with a brand new   page   that features images of band and music related media appearances, performances and scans of accolades from happy clients.  View via:   http://brummetmedia.ca/accolades.html ~~ Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca

Making  a Demo Work  * Today's article was written by Brian D Hensley As a band or as a solo artist, eventually you have to start thinking about making a demo CD for A&R reps, producers, production companies, and record labels to help market, fund, and traffic your music. Getting someone in the music industry to take the time to listen to your demo is not an easy task. Most demos are tossed in the garbage before they are even opened and if they are listened to, even if you only put three songs on the CD, most people in the music industry won't even bother listening to the whole thing. Don't take it personally; it's the music industry. But if you do have something special and you are ready to put together a demo CD in the attempt to get the attention of the music industry, there are some things you need to know to be successful in this venture. Put Together a Couple of Great Tracks First, you have to take some time and decide which song...