How can we best assist these talented Artists?
Hi There;
Im so pleased to be a part of this Jazz Network. And what a lovely group for Media to gather and come to work with one another. Im delighted to meet you all. My question is this... How can we as a group help to get the word out on these wonderfull Jazz Artists?
- I will be doing two showcase's per show starting Sept, 2008 That alots anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour , depending on the number of tracks per Artist. I will be requesting bio's from all Artists for this reason.
- I will be announcing the address of this network to my listeners
Any other ideas?
Lets put our heads together and see if we can't create a buzz together.
Well, thats all I have for the moment. I'm looking forward to reading your ideas too.
Yours in the Music
Shashona
Im so pleased to be a part of this Jazz Network. And what a lovely group for Media to gather and come to work with one another. Im delighted to meet you all. My question is this... How can we as a group help to get the word out on these wonderfull Jazz Artists?
- I will be doing two showcase's per show starting Sept, 2008 That alots anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour , depending on the number of tracks per Artist. I will be requesting bio's from all Artists for this reason.
- I will be announcing the address of this network to my listeners
Any other ideas?
Lets put our heads together and see if we can't create a buzz together.
Well, thats all I have for the moment. I'm looking forward to reading your ideas too.
Yours in the Music
Shashona
Tags: Brainstorming, Media
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Permalink Reply by carole on -
i have two my space music pages i buy and support there music and write to them every day this is how i help them cazz
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Permalink Reply by Jazz_Queen on -
I host two internet radio shows called Talking Smooth Jazz (talk/music) and Jazz Queen Presents (music) for smooth jazz artists on blogtalkradio.com. Each show airs Sundays, 1pm and 8pm pacific time, respectively. I would be happy to interview them.
Jazz Queen
Talking Smooth Jazz
blogtalkradio.com/talking-smooth-jazz
Jazz Queen Presents
blogtalkradio.com/jazz-queen-presents -
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Permalink Reply by SpokenWord Jazz on -
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Permalink Reply by Shashona on -
Email me at shashonadj@gmail.com and I can details for our particular station hon. Otherwise.. be brave.. msg us.. we will fill you on on how to get airtime. Thats why we are here. To support All of you. xxx
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Permalink Reply by Grace Black on -
As an artiste I am extremely grateful to Shashona for all her support playing my songs.
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Permalink Reply by George V. Richards on -
It's probably because people like me who are new here don;t know where that section is, otherwise you could get a lot of music from me. :)
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Permalink Reply by Rogue on -
You also need to remeber alot of artsits do have alot of time going though all the various sites to find the stations that may air there songs. Its upto us as the broadcasters to alest make the first step in contacting them and then go from there.
This is just an observation with talking to various artists.
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Permalink Reply by Shashona on
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Indie Showcase has a new website (Thanks going to Rogue) www.indieshowcase.net
We can also be found at www.myspace.com/indishowcase . We are on twitter, Facebook as well. Looking forward to hearing your music soon -
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Permalink Reply by Eboniramm on -
Gary,
I am sending a CD out to you. Check me out at www.airplaydirect.com/eboniramm or
www.myspace.com/eboniramm1.
Take care,
Eboni -
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Permalink Reply by Shashona on
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We now have Our Senior DJ - Rogue also doing a Jazz n Blues show for our Indie Showcase. He is here in TJN so make sure you add him.
Yours in the music
Shashona - www.indieshowcase.net -
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Permalink Reply by Cres O'Neal on -
Hello everyone. My new radio show, Jazzin Em Up with Cres O'Neal, http://www.blogtalkradio.com/cres-oneal, is set to debut on Wednesday, February 24, from 1-2 pm EST. Please come join me and my special guest, 2010 Whammie Award nominee, L'Tanya Mari. Upcoming shows will feature Brian O'Neal (March 3), our own Jaijai Jackson (March 10), Tommie Brewster (March 17), and 2 time Grammy Award winner, Wayne Cobham (March 24).
Also, I am currently pre-scheduling shows. If you want to promote your new CD, upcoming events, company, etc., just give me a shout at, jazzemup@cresonealmusic.com. -
The Jazz Network is exactly what the title suggests, a place where you get to mix and mingle with those who have not only an appreciation for Jazz but a forum to hear new up and coming artists as well. I've hooked up with so many of my old friends that I've lost contact with over the years here and it's been a great place to meet folk, appreciate good music and Musicianship. What an incredible idea!!
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