Bandcamp is a great way to start with a website. It’s a hub where you can put your music up for free, list your social media handles, put up a small bio, sell your merchandise, and promote your music.

But it’s not good enough if you want to take the next step in your music career.

Most band websites have an essential design element: a logo. This doesn’t have to be anything fancy. It can just be your name, but some of us struggle with knowing what our logo should look like and how exactly to go about doing it.

That’s why I created an easy way to create your own logo in under 10 minutes using Canva.com!

The thing I like best about music is that it brings people together. We are the ones to bring the joy to people who need it. But sometimes we can’t give joy, and we need to some joy and hope to be given back to us.

I want to know how are you doing?

There is no lack of options for live streaming your concerts these days. I’m just going to go over a couple that I recommend and know about. There are a ton more that you can research and I have a couple links that can help narrow down your decision.

During this time that we’re all staying home and keeping healthy, it’s a good time to reconnect and re-evaluate. If you put up a band website quickly in the past, now’s the time to go back and check it over.

To help you along the way, I’ve created a FREE checklist for creating the most effective band website for you that’s full of good stuff to keep in mind while you’re building your website. Check it out.

Right now everyone is a little on edge with fears over coronavirus. We want to over eat or drink or other ways to self-medicate and feel better.

This is a good time to stay on track or start a new routine! Click to check out my morning routine.