My goal is to provide quality instrumental tracks and background music for singers, rappers, television, commercials, film, Podcasts, video games, ringtones, etc... etc...
As an artist / music producer, I not only create instrumental music for lease & licensing, I also share tips to help with promoting and marketing music.
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Greetings,
I want to personally thank you for connecting with me on Number One Music Website.
However, I'd like to reconnect with you, So I am now making the transition from NIM, website
to my Official Website - (expired link). Beats Production, @ (expired link)
It would be an honor and a privilege if you were to make the transition with me.
Once reconnected you will be able to get FREE music to download and use in your projects or personal listening.
You will also get music marketing tips and promo info, to help take your music and career to the next level.
No matter if you’re a rapper, singer, songwriter, producer, or run a podcast, etc…etc..
There will always be something of value for you to use and enjoy.
Just re-enter you name and email then click the Download Now tab and confirm your email.
You will receive a Free PDF file with my Permission To Re-sell and keep 100% of the profits,
or give it away or distribute it however you wish.
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- David E. Maxwell of (expired link). Beats Production
Greetings,
I know it has been a while since I've connected with you. I want to say thank you for being patient with me. I really look forward to sharing more music and free content with you in the future. I have been a bit busy producing music and collaborating with other indie artist. As a token of my appreciation here is a FREE song for you to download. I hope you enjoy it, please let me know.
Again, I thank you.
- David E. Maxwell, CEO of (expired link). Beats Production
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Read more1. Sending People to a Website That's Not a Website
Promoters, bookers, venues and fans - they all know the difference between a free web page (MySpace, Facebook, Bandcamp, Tumblr) and a professional artist website ((expired link)). Social media sites are super-important, but they are not your home base on the web. Get your own domain name and build a website where you have complete control. It's one of the first steps to becoming a professional musician.
2. Spamming Fans
You can scream "Buy my album!" from a rooftop all day long, but you'd have better luck politely knocking on doors with a piping-hot apple pie and a smile. Every time you approach someone online and say, "Buy my album" or "Check out my music," you are essentially spamming them. On the other hand, if you first build a relationship with your online followers by offering something of value (friendship, information, free stuff, apple pie) then you establish a relationship--a relationship that will lead to many selling opportunities down the line.
3. Not Staying Up-to-Date
The quickest way to get ignored online is to let your website gather dust. Nothing says, "My band broke up, or I don't care about self-promotion" like an out-of-date website. Make sure your last blog post wasn't in 2006. Make sure your gig calendar is up-to-date, and make sure your photo gallery is filled with recent pictures. This way your fans can get to know you and your music better.
1. Not Maintaining a Fan List
Your fans want to connect with you. They want the inside scoop. They want special offers and they want to feel a part of something. Give them a chance to sign up to your newsletter on your website. A Facebook post might only reach 2-5% of your Facebook fans, but an email newsletter will land in almost every email box you send it to. Email will always be the most personal way you can communicate with your fans.
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About David E. Maxwell
I have been involved in music for over 40 years. I believe that God's gift to us is life, and what we do with our life is our gift back to Him. I was born in Philadelphia, PA. the oldest of seven children, 3-boys and 4-girls. At the early age of five I began to show interest in music.. At age 9, I was given a guitar by an older cousin who taught me how to play an old country honky tonk riff. Thus the torch was lit, and the creative Juices began to flow. I was Introduced to church at an early age and loved to sing even though some thought that I should stick to playing instruments instead.
At age 11, I learned to play many songs by ear, which landed me in my first neighborhood band. I attended Stoddard Fleisher Junior High School where I also learned to play the clarinet and alto saxophone. Not knowing how to read sheet music, I would learn by ear and memorize all the songs. Often times I would play the piano during school assembly. As time went on I joined several other bands that traveled and played on the local circuit. I've been a member of several groups such as, The Persuasions, The North Wall Band, The Temporarily Unknown Band, Sure Fire, The Break Of Dawn, Positive Vibes, The Back In Action Band, and The Friends Group, just to name a few.
Growing up in the inner city, trouble was always at arms length. While deal
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