Coldwave Blog - Music Tips For Independent Artists

Article from MusicClout As a social media manager who represents numerous band and solo artists, I spent a countless amount of time working and playing on Facebook, Twitter, and the many other social media platforms which exist in the online landscape. Over the years, I have gained a unique insight into the various platforms out there in the context of music marketing. So which one is the best for artists trying to promote their music? In this article I will focus on comparing the two most popular and well known social media site, Facebook and Twitter. While both platforms have their own strengths and weaknesses, when it comes to marketing your music, one of them clearly stands out. That platform is Twitter. Let me share with you some of the reasons I have found Twitter to be far superior than Facebook when it comes to music marketing. 1. The ability to reach a wider audience - When it comes to reach, there is one important difference between Twitter and Facebook - Facebo

As part of our continuous work to improve the services and tools we offer to all our clients, partners, fans and artists, Coldwave Records is moving its entire catalogue (since the very first one "CWREC001 Valleys Breeze - The Beginning" till the last one) to a brand new distributor partner. We are working closely with  Symphonic Distribution  for over 2 years as partner to distribute the music we have coming by Ehtraxx and B-SidEhtraxx, and soon the entire Coldwave Records catalogue will be distributed by them as well. As many stores, streaming services, and general partners don't have label transferability, they will have to take down our content that was distributed by different distributor partners. But don't worry, we are working hard to re-upload every single release and every single track, so if your music isn't available in determined partner, don't worry, your music will be back there soon. Anyway, some issues may happen in the way, we will le