Studio Blog 

As a small music school, we love the flexibility we have to customize lessons to our students' needs. Where a larger organization isn't able to adapt and make changes as easily, we thrive by listening to what our students need. During our 2016 'Spring Cleaning', our...

When it comes to music at work that helps boost productivity, choosing genres that you already like is usually given preference. But when you’ve been feeling like your choices have been distracting you or if you can’t decide what styles to listen to due to a wide...

It’s easy to disregard music classes as a frivolous expense once we reach adulthood. Many young professionals might also be intimidated at the thought of branching out into a new field, but more end up looking for excuses not to sign up for a group music class....

Practical ways to keep singing with a full-time job: a realistic weekly plan, practice on your commute and lunch break, voice care, and weeknight gigs.

Whether you’re a beginner to the music world or an experienced artist, it can be challenging to look for careers involving music. What many professionals don’t know is that not all music jobs necessarily involve the music industry itself. Sometimes you don’t even need...

Many musicians of all skill levels talk about a common complaint: there just isn’t enough time in their day for music practice! However, reciting a laundry list of reasons why they weren’t able to practice doesn’t do anyone any good. You might be surprised to find out...

Each year, a vast majority of students try to learn to play instruments with their school’s music program. However, only a year or two later, more than half of those students quit their musical studies. Parents believe that there are many reasons why a child might...

If your goal this 2016 is to maximize the promotion of your music and boost your exposure, then it’s time to buckle down and prioritize your career. Here are some practical promotion tips for every level of indie musician: Your Best Promotional Tool? Google. Being an...