A friend and fellow musical traveler.

My musical compatriot for decades and the most prolific songwriter I have ever met.

A friend and fellow adman and a GREAT songwriter and thinker.

Cool songwriter with a cool site. NiIce dude, too.

Deailed post on how to get your music to and possibly played on KEPX.

A post about why it matters to cover your legal butt, and a service for doing it easily.

Truly useful info and ideas.

Details, details, details!

Good post, even better comments.

Title says it all.

For those who like rules, even if only to break them.

Another list, but a good one.

A post about CrazedHits.com, which claims to be an effective A&R site.

Dos and don'ts for email, written for musical artists.

A blog by a Berklee songstress. Good stuff.

The New York Times music blog. Beyond great.

By Berklee instructor Jerry Gates.

Why go begging to a record company when you can just call these guys?

Like Tunecore, but with Direct-To-Fan and physical distribution capabilities.

A great service for connecting songwriters and bands with opportunities.

Tunecore looks like a solid service for digital distribution.

Sobering insight from Eric Beal of Berklee on the shark tank that is The Biz.

Wanna sit around and make gobs of money? Me too. Here are some ideas how!

Appears to be a very cool service for selling physical stuff (CDs, T-shirts, logo bongs).

Ideas for the undiscovered.

Connects people with ideas to people with money. Founded by a formber Bancamp dude, so it MUST rock.

Follow Indie X and how this band set up its online presence and whether its ideas are successful.

Packed with tons of info on all the best sties for listening and remixing.

Cool Twitter tool for creating viral interest in your tunes.

Title says it all, post delivers.

Interesting site for enabling others to find and gain permission to your copyrighted material.

If you need bass, keyboards, composititional assistance, arrangement help, vocals, The Mighty Sam Bevan is your man.

If you live in the Bay Area and you need a drummer, call Andy. Simple.

Overseen by engineer/owner Jaime Durr, this is the same room John Fogarty dubbed Cosmos Factory, because magic happens here.