Indie Music Bus

3 03, 2021

10 Highly Effective Marketing Tricks Independent Artists Can Use to Promote Their Music

By theguitarjunky|2021-06-23T01:15:05-04:00March 3rd, 2021|Categories: DIY Music Business, Guest Author|Tags: Collaborate, Highly Effective Marketing, Music Promotion, TheGuitarJunky|

Indie artists are gaining a hold in the music industry these days. However, one artist might take more than a decade to achieve what they have now. It took a lot of marketing plans and tactics to make sure to get their message on the table. If you are trying to make a name in the industry, here are highly effective marketing strategies that independent artists can use to uphold their music. 1. Allot a good [...]

9 08, 2020

Major Moment: The Flood – The Song Everyone Needs to Hear

By Walter|2021-06-29T10:28:56-04:00August 9th, 2020|Categories: Favorite Acts, Music Review|Tags: Major Moment, The Flood|

Major Moment: The Flood @majormomentband The Flood - The Song Everyone Needs to Hear Credit: Victor Maristane Another moment in time brought to you by a major band. Major Moment has an award winning history of quality musical compositions and performances. IMB *(we) reviewed Major Moment's Living Your Life Like This in 2019. Their integrity continues into “The Flood” as they sing for us all to change humanity for the good of all [...]

8 08, 2020

Leaving Lennox Releases a Beautiful Duet: Not Ready (To Leave Just Yet)

By Walter|2020-08-10T08:50:24-04:00August 8th, 2020|Categories: Favorite Acts, Music Review|Tags: Duet, Lauren Val, Leaving Lennox, Mick Hambly, Not Ready|

Not Ready (To Leave Just Yet) @LeavingLennox Not Ready (To Leave Just Yet) Cover Art Leaving Lennox beautifully sings in a perfect accompaniment to piano and guitar, “Not Ready” (To Leave Just Yet) will sway you to linger, as the joined hands depicted in their cover art are not quite ready to separate, just yet. In this melancholy melody of a crumbling marriage, one could either pray they forgive one another or [...]

5 08, 2020

Get In The Groove With The Prof Fuzz 63’s Latest Album

By Kelsey|2020-08-05T08:35:39-04:00August 5th, 2020|Categories: Guest Author, Music Review|Tags: Grunge rock, lo-fi, Owls, The Prof Fuzz 63|

Texas music veterans, The Prof Fuzz 63 have been nothing short of wild since their 2014 formation. Taking their madness with them on well over 200 shows and tantalizing fans with their antics, and The Fuzz is back at it again this summer. June 15th saw the release of their fourth full-length album Owls, offering fans and new listeners alike a form of reprieve from the current state of the world. Groovy, lighthearted, and [...]

4 08, 2020

Patiently Waiting for Danielle Hollobaugh

By Kelsey|2020-08-04T14:55:34-04:00August 4th, 2020|Categories: Band Interview|Tags: Danielle Hollobaugh, Patiently, Pop|

When we need distraction from the latest thing life has thrown, Danielle Hollobaugh delivers. Often writing poignant songs that everyone can relate to with themes like heartbreak, while delivering a hopeful message with glittering melodies, a snappy beat and a punchy chorus. Her latest release “Patiently”, released on July 31st, is no disappointment. It’s sure to delight pop enthusiasts everywhere with strong, smooth vocals and lyrics so catchy you’ll find yourself singing them under [...]