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Getting Your Fans’ Undivided Attention

Of the 13m songs available for sale on the internet last year, more than 10m failed to find a single buyer and only 173,000 of the 1.23m available albums were ever purchased – leaving 85% without a single copy sold [source]. Established artists are touring constantly to compensate fo...

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The Plug...sic Blog — August 04

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Quick Plugg: Buffalo Boots New Single

Israeli based, Buffalo Boots, have been making quite a buzz in the local market lately as the next promising alt/rock/country indie act as they assumably plan on paving their way to the mass indie market in the States. Their debut album which is due August 2009, was mixed by legendary producer K...

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The Plug...sic Blog — July 07

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What Music TV Shows are Playing this Month

We all know TV shows can have quite an impact on viewers in terms of discovering new music as it’s immediately associated with their favorite characters and occasionally a touching scene or two. This is my first post in an ongoing series to highlight a few songs that have appeared on previo...

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The Plug...sic Blog — May 07

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Projekt A-Ko

In the end of the 90s if your band’s name wasn’t “Radiohead” and you resided in the UK, most chances were that you were busy producing pale Beatles or Stones imitations and receiving high praise from publications that should have known better. Over at Scotland exceptions ...

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The Plug...sic Blog — April 27

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Evidence We Live In An Uncaring Universe

Pearl Woods was 28 years old and recording with Little Richard’s backup band The Upsetters. She could sing as well as any Motown star, with soul and feeling, and Sipping Sorrow was a great catchy number. This was her ticket, now the world would know her name, and her talent. Sipping Sorrow...

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The Plug...sic Blog — April 25

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How Bert Jansch Has Ruined My Life (Or The Day My Bass Guitar Almost Died)

It was a cold morning in Camden Market, when I entered a local CD shop and browsed through the shelves and the CDs on the display. The year was 2003. I left my homeland Israel to live in London for some time, and to see what life would bring me. I had a cheap Epiphone acoustic guitar, which I to...

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The Plug...sic Blog — April 21