This is when you find yourself in awe from the answers you got back! This is what I wanted to hear though.

Do drugs make your music making better? All I can say is, it didn't make my music any better, but it did allow me to finish songs in the same sitting. I can't believe how bad drugs are for the body. I give details of drugs in this episode

Is technology really helping musicians? Has it slown down our ability to become known for our musical skills faster? My brief reflections on what technology has done.

What's a good location for you? Does it matter if you live in the sticks and want to be known for your music world wide? I discovered horrible events from seeing bad locations be the down fall of businesses. It matters where you live...For Real!

Basically finding out what others think of your music and how it either brings you down and builds you up. My life experiences.

Some of the ways of promoting your music. Easy , fun, and creative ways to show the world you have music to share.

This is where I share my input and experience using the music pitching engine Reverbnation. Does it help anyone who is a true musical artist?

My encouragement is to not subject yourself to trying to fit in with a specific genre.

Reverting back to your childhood memories trying to find what you liked as a child might find you a hobby or passion

Just a basic description as to what I had to go through in my high school days to get music to play in my vehicle

Do you still make music? Where do you find the time? Finding time becomes hard to do, but It is possible!

Having been a part of a record label can show you ups and downs of Music scenes. Be aware of what Labels can do for you and your music abilities.

Taxi.com is one of the businesses I used to try and make money with my music. I explain how they work, and what my feed back was from them.