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"The Ones" video premiere now up at YouTube. Don't miss this great new video from the upcoming sophomore release (Little Black Lies). Click on the images from the single and more information on this Pacific Northwest band, managed by Paul Crosby. Videographer: Dan Pred (Dan Reed Network)

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For immediate release: Get your Pre-Save on for the new single (street date: May 9th) from the forthcoming groundbreaking album (Beautiful Scars), CD format also available for Pre-Sale within the link. (Click on the link below or the image to Pre-save) https://orcd.co/limberlost_alien 

The legendary Don Airey returns with another solo album after scoring yet another multi-national chart-topping album with Deep Purple on last year's spectacular =1. This time the band features Carl Sentance (vocals) Mitchell Emms (vocals) Simon McBride (guitars) Dave Marks (bass) Jon Finnigan (drums). Label: earMUSIC

Hootiesuite reports: Find out how the Facebook algorithm ranks content in 2025 and learn what it takes to get your posts seen on the platform. Click on the image for a comprehensive strategic breakdown for artists, businesses, and general social media users interested in how the algorithm works. (Article by Sam Lauron). February 3, 2025.

Beautiful Skeletons return to the Whisky - Thanks to by Highwire Daze (Review by Ken Morton – Photos by Denise Johnson)

The role of record companies in empowering artists and supporting the growth of the wider music industry has never been more important than it is in today’s highly competitive, global landscape.  

A number of articles on the topic on how Trump's imposed Tariffs can hurt the music industry, with both foreign and domestic challenges, as everything from instrument parts to pressing plants interact together around the world + Spotify stock information.

From Jon at Marketing Monday: They write that there are 12 million uploaders to Spotify, while at "the peak of the CD era, only a few thousand artists had their music on the shelves of record stores."In other words, the reason that more people than ever are complaining about not making money from music isn't just because the system is newly bad. It's also because there are more people than ever making music.Imagine if you had a similar influx of participants in any other industry; of course compensation would get weird.And, on the other hand, imagine if you were trying to distribute music in 1960. Your chances of reaching an audience would be slim.There are drawbacks that've come with all of this, but the genuine good is that it's never been easier to get your music heard by people you don't personally know. (Click on the image for Spotify's AEMR)

Dead By Wednesday is proud to have joined good company in management with: http://Headity.com! Thank You Check out their awesome roster of bands! New tour dates coming soon….. (click images for more details)