How The Music Business REALLY Works in Knoxville, Tennessee For Sale

If you want to release your own music in the music industry, there are 3 things you need to know:
1. Bands, executives at record companies, club owners, managers and promoters seek a lot more than just 'great music'. Fact is, they can find good musicians all over and they mostly look for great 'people' who also happen to be great musicians. What does this mean for you? If you want to succeed in the music business, you'd better be able to show proof that you are the very best possible partner and investment for any entity you work with in this industry. You do this by proving that you can and will offer massive value to 'the other side'. The majority of musicians don't even think about this... and if you don't do this, the music companies you want to work with will find 'someone else' who will... leaving you behind.
2. Opportunities in music are not given by third parties to musicians - they are either 'earned' or (most likely) 'created' by those who possess a success-based mindset and focus on coming up with W/W solutions and value to everyone they work with. Sitting around and 'waiting' for opportunities to find you is a sure way to end up NOWHERE... because you will be stepped over by musicians who ARE proactive and take action to make this happen.
3. Getting a lucky break is the primary focus of most musicians seeking a career in music. They think once they get some opportunity or show up to the right place at the right time, they will have it made and their career will be successful. This myth is another sure path to failure. To make it as a pro musician, you must stop relying on guesswork or trial and error. You need to design a 'real' strategy that allows you to get into and STAY in the music business for a longer time. Unless you have this, you are much more likely to win the jackpot in the lottery than you are to get anywhere in the music business.
Now that you know all this, your next step is to learn HOW to create a strategy to build and sustain success in the music business that you want. Read this page to learn how: http://tomhess.net/MusicCareer.aspx