Bits & Peaces — Music

Live streams are a great way to connect with your fans when you can't see them on the road. We asked some experts for advice on virtual performances, so if you've been thinking about doing a live stream but aren't sure where to start, keep reading. 

Music is good for your brain, whether you're listening to it or playing it. Improved long-term memory, better language skills, and faster reaction times are just a few of the main benefits you'll get from music exposure. Continue reading for a deeper understanding of why music deserves to be a larger part of your life — and why your brain will thank you for it.

Musicians rely on their hearing for a lot, so knowing the signs of illness that may cause hearing loss is key to a long-lasting career. Here we discuss the difference between Ménière’s disease and Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), what symptoms to watch out for, and why catching it early on can help you enjoy a longer, more-fulfilled musical career. If you play an instrument - whether it's on stage or in your garage - prioritize your hearing...while you still have it!

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been especially tough on musicians. But Quanice G. Floyd Founder and Director of the Arts Administrators of Color Network, wants you to know that you are not alone.