In this quick episode, I talk about snow days and excuses, and I also answer some great questions about stuff like recordings being too “loud” and keeping yourself excited about a project. Follow me on Twitter here: @joegildermusic Connect on Facebook. Check out my calendar. Ask questions at www.askjoegilder.com Subscribe via: iTunes RSS Feed

Ask Joe #161 – Snow Days and Excuses

I've spent the last 16 years helping musicians simplify the music-making process and start releasing as much music as they want, music they're proud to share with the world.

As a lifelong musician and songwriter, I've released new music almost every year over the last few decades. I know the fear that comes from putting yourself out there and releasing your art to the world. I also know the deep joy that comes from building a body of work. I want to help you get there, too.

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I've spent the last 16 years helping musicians simplify the music-making process and start releasing as much music as they want, music they're proud to share with the world. As a lifelong musician and songwriter, I've released new music almost every year over the last few decades. I know the fear that comes from putting yourself out there and releasing your art to the world. I also know the deep joy that comes from building a body of work. I want to help you get there, too.

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