Archive for the ‘GEEKING OUT’ Category

January 25, 2012 Off

Download DIY contracts by Team-Indie

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If you consider yourself a serious artist/musician/filmmaker, this is the shop for you. Leave the days of going back and forth between clients and especially lawyers (who charge $100 by the hour) behind you and simply download a standard contract. It will undoubtedly, save your crazy creative ass a lot of time and money. Team-Indie [...]

January 5, 2012 Off

News Junkies rejoice: Flipboard for the iPhone is here

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Simply put, Flipboard on your iPhone (its been out on the iPad for a while) is the shit. If you are a news/twitter junkie stuck sanding in very long lines like myself, you will use it constantly. The businesses, sites, products and people you follow on twitter essentially become curators of your content. For instance, [...]

December 17, 2011 Off

VibeDeck: music shop + social media tool

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I recently discovered Vibedeck, a new tool that is much like bandcamp accept its utilizing the Soundcloud API to connect your account and all your uploaded music. For artists that can’t bear to upload their tracks or create/manage another account on another music website, this is a great time savor as most serious artists use [...]

December 14, 2011 Off

Table of Truth’s music episode with My M.O.

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Dion and I chatted with the hysterical dudes over at The Table of Truth about the future of music as well as how making our full length album on our own almost killed us. Spotify gets a little too much love in this clip but the connection is undeniable when you go to your band’s facebook page and [...]

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December 2, 2011 Off

SoundCloud’s new HTML 5 music player

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Every once in a while I totally geek out on music sites that use cutting edge interfaces and I just have to say, SoundCloud continues to impress me. The Berlin based website has one of the best interfaces for uploading, sharing and managing music and recently released their HTML 5 music player. Though Bandcamp is [...]