I was surfing around the web today and came across Songza, which I had seen before, but not taken much notice. But today I noticed a link saying…“Want to promote your band on Songza? Learn more about our Self-Promotion Beta Program.”. I don’t know how long this link has been there, but I thought that […]

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Another site worthy of entering Rhythm Creation’s Hall of Fame. OurStage is a nice site with a great concept in creating charts of submitted music from various genres. It has features for both listeners and musicians that make OurStage a worthwhile visit for both.

OurStage is unique due to the way the charts are worked out. […]

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Every now and again on Rhythm Creation I feature a web site which is of great use to us musicians and place them in the Hall of Fame. This time is a great little site which I have personally started to use called Jamendo.

Jamendo is a site which allows visitors to discover, listen to and […]

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When I was looking for ways to promote Rhythm Creation over the internet I came across Seth Godin’s Blog and I noticed
this facinating article today about lessons that can be learnt from the current music industry. It is a very interesting read and I thought I would point out this article because I think […]

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You’ve made some great sounding tunes, now you want to get some people who aren’t your own family and friends to take a listen and start getting your music out there to be heard (That is why you created it right?). Well you could start off by trying my list below of 5 sites I […]

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I came across this article today complete with audio examples, about a psychology science experiment devised by Jessica Phillips-Sliver and Laurel Trainor looking into whether movement itself (dance) may affect the way in which we perceive music and sounds.

I thought I would bring this little experiment to your attention not only because I thought it […]

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TheSixtyOne is a new site to appear that allows artists and bands to upload their music to promote it to new listeners. It works very similar to sites such as Digg in which people can bump up items (tracks) that they enjoy and these tracks can then go on to make it to the front […]

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This weeks web site is a blog styled site I have come across which lists competitions on the internet where you have to remix a track in order to win something or get your remixed track released in some way. Reeemix lists a good number of these competitions from around the globe and also splits […]

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This featured web site is a great little site for all us musicians who want to release our tracks for distribution on the internet (or anywhere else). When releasing our tracks most of us want our listeners to distribute them around as this is great and free exposure, but it does kind of feel like […]

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Here is a great list of 10 sites I have come across which you will be able to find most of the samples and sounds you require for your music production or anything else you might need a certain sound for. I have listed whether they are Royalty Free or if they are copyrighted in […]

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