Creator Resources

Though musicians often see their professional and private lives as different things, no one should care more about your finances than you. Neglect your finances, and both you and your music are bound to suffer.

When someone uses your music, you're owed two types of royalties. But how do you collect?

Son of the sampling pioneer Dickie Goodman raises funds to perpetuate his father's lasting legacy

Touring is where the money is at in today’s music business. But it’s also where most of the expenses lie as well.

​All creative minds are unique, but successful artist estates have more than a few crucial business models in common.

Whether you’re wrestling with writer’s block, wrangling with royalties, or just looking to smooth out your sound, there’s an app for that.

Touring is one a great source of income for artists. But it's not for everyone. Here are some alternatives to the road that won't put you in the poorhouse.

Once you've established your recording chops, the possibilities are endless.