AGTV - Bob Baker talks Facebook, music marketing.

Bob Baker is an author, musician, and workshop leader who is dedicated to helping creative people of all kinds get exposure, connect with fans, and increase their incomes through their artistic passions.

Bob’s books include “Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook,” “55 Ways to Promote & Sell Your Book on the Internet,” “Unleash the Artist Within,” “Guerrilla Music Marketing Online,” and more. Watch his entire AGTV interview for free inside Artist Growth by going to artistgrowth.com and signing up.

AGTV - Jim Barber - Owner Barber Music and Technology Consulting

Owner at James Barber Music & Technology Consulting, Barber also serves as producer at James Barber Record Production and as a freelance writer. He has previously worked for numerous music business companies including Geffen Records and Crosstown Music and Management. Jim also produced Ryan Adams Rock n Roll.  

Here he is discussing Kickstarter campaigns and how crowd funding has affected music as a whole.  Go to artistgrowth.com and sign up for free to watch his entire interview online or from your phone inside AGTV.

TV Tuesday - April 24, 2012 - music manager Russell Carter

Russell Carter has managed the Indigo Girls since the duo’s 1987 debut album. He is the founder of Russell Carter Management and his current roster includes Grammy-nominee Shawn Mullins, The Bangles, and Matthew Sweet, among others.  Watch his interviews now only in the AGtv management section to get an inside look into the world of artist management and tips on how to work together.

Texas Rock N Roll runs on mobile technology.

Contagious songs, dynamic melodies, smart phones??!?   That’s right, Texas 4 piece rock band Dear You is on the cutting edge.  Winning over fans of infectious pop songs and hailing from Beaumont, TX, the band has now embraced Artist Growth to run and organize their tours and make their relationship with manager Clayton Miears that much more seamless.  Watch the video below to hear some music and see the band showing their fans what they love best about Artist Growth.  Keep growing your dreams and doing your thing guys!

Make It Count.

TV Tuesday - April 17, 2012 - Rolling Stone Senior Editor Christian Hoard AGtv debut.

A senior editor at Rolling Stone, Christian Hoard oversees the coveted CD reviews section.  He’s previously written for The Village Voice, Blender, Spin, and The Boston Globe. In 2004 he co-edited The New Rolling Stone Album Guide.  Check out his new AGtv channel only in Artist Growth to learn how Rolling Stone reviews records, what to do and not to do, and get an inside perspective on their process.

TV Tuesday - April 3, 2012 - Al Moss AGtv debut

Al Moss is a radio promotor based in Nashville, Tennessee with over 30 years of experience inside the belly of the music industry.  He has worked dozens of critically acclaimed and commercially successful record campaigns.  Inside his AGtv interviews, Artist Growth users can hear him give insight on a range of radio topics including tips on getting your record played, when you’re ready to hire a radio promotor, how important touring can be to the success of a campaign, and where the future of radio is headed.  Start watching now only inside AGtv in Artist Growth.