How to Share a Practice Space

Being in a band is not always the easiest thing in the world. But between trying to score good shows, write good music and keep everyone in the band on…

Music & Audio Podcast 27: Spencer of Ice Nine Kills

Boston's Ice Nine Kills are the first addition to the roster of our friends at Outerloop Records (an offshoot of, you guessed it, Outerloop Management). They play a very dynamic,…

How to Find the Perfect Vintage Sewing Machine

They have names like Singer Rocketeer, Necchi SuperNova, and Elna Transforma. They range from curvy and black with delicate gold decals to boxy and brightly colored. They’re vintage sewing machines,…

The Importance of Design Details: Findlay Hats

There are few things I enjoy more than small business, hats, and the Northwest. So I was very stoked to discover a little brand in my backyard that combines all three.…

How Much Should You Disclose on Social Media?

For many freelancers, the boundaries between personal and business life are blurry at best. After all, your art keeps you up at night, dictates your friend group, and constitutes at…

How to Build A Network In The Music Industry

“Networking.” This is a term that gives me an icky feeling when I associate it with my career in music. Just the idea of going to some type of industry…

Yes, Freelancing Is A Real Job

When starting your freelance career, or making new friends after it’s established, you may run into the very irritating attitude that what you’re doing is not actually a real job.…

Slaying The Green-Eyed Monster

Do you go through your work day with a little green monster on your shoulder? You know the one—it’s constantly whispering in your ear about how much you want the…