Today we celebrate our One Year Launch Anniversary!

One year ago today, SeeJoeRock.com was launched to help support and promote local musicians everywhere and help connect them with music industry professionals from all facets of the music business that can help take their music and/or music career to the next level!

SeeJoeRock is a free service to all musicians and music industry professionals!

So join today and get connected! Be seen.  Be heard.  Be discovered!

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More to come as they are updated!

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(Post via Musicgoat.com) Guest post: Susan Kemman resides in South Park (no kidding), is a Prog music nut and is the Assistant Director of - and talent scout for - The Highest Independent Music Tour in the World, The South Park Music Tour. Take it away Susan!

The Summer will be brimming with competitions, festivals, tours and holiday bashes; many opportunities for getting your Band a gig or a little name recognition. Talent Searches, Tours and Battle of the Bands  pay out prize money or comps equal to what you would earn at a gig, ALL for just a one hour performance.

Networking with the Bands and Industry people at these Events can offer tremendous earning potential by breaking you into new Venues.

Here are some simple tips to get an edge over your competitors:

1. Play original songs. You’re allowed only one cover song and it’s got to be perfect.
2. Your song should have basic structure. Like in writing; intro, body and conclusion.
3. Songs shouldn’t be longer than 5 minutes.
4. Play for your allotted time or less, but never more.
5. Move. Everyone in the Band needs to be active at the same time.
6. Your timing needs to be impeccable. It proves a Band is well rehearsed.
7. Spend very little time with sound checks; one song only with minor quick adjustments if absolutely  required.
8. Get the audience moving. Play your hottest beats and most gut punching riffs from song one and don’t stop.
9. Demonstrate your instrument or vocal talent with a solo. Have a focus song. 45 seconds of fame.
10. Try to go last in the line-up, leaving a lasting impression.

These competitions not only put cash in your hand but promote your Band. You will need to register early or go through an acceptance process with small fees to be a performer. They’re usually sponsored by radio stations, sound companies or huge corporations.  Seek out Talent Searchs, Tours and Battle of the Bands to compete and “be seen” in your area. No matter how small the Venue; if you come out as the winner, it’s a feather in your cap so toot your own horn and post that big win on your message boards.

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Hey SeeJoeRockers, if you’re an Artist or a Pro, you can now UPLOAD up to TEN SONGS to your profile music player!! So, get on and load ‘er up! 

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Tip of the Day:

June 8th, 2009

Make your web site a destination by keeping it updated and including news, giveaways, and things to make it worth visiting!

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Produce great promotional material and send it out early and often.  Don’t wait until they need it.

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Wanted Postings

April 21st, 2009

Hey guys! Are “Wanted Postings” area is NOW OPEN for business!

On the Postings pages - You can Post. Search. Find.
POST want ads (like classifieds) - if you’re looking for music equipment and gear.
SEARCH for other musicians, solo artists, pros or even venues.
FIND what you need

These posts can be forwarded to friends.  Responses will go directly to your email. Simple as that!

Check it out!

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