Wednesday, August 4, 2010
GRAPHICS AND PRINTS PRICE LIST
Flyers - $35 for 1 side and $45 for 2 sides
Logos - $35
Mixtape/album covers - $45 for 1 side and $55 for 2 sides
Posters - $35 for 1 side and $45 for 2 sides
Myspace pages - $75, banners - $45, etc.
We require a 50% non-refundable deposit before designing can begin to avoid doing work without getting paid in the end.
Logos - $35
Mixtape/album covers - $45 for 1 side and $55 for 2 sides
Posters - $35 for 1 side and $45 for 2 sides
Myspace pages - $75, banners - $45, etc.
We require a 50% non-refundable deposit before designing can begin to avoid doing work without getting paid in the end.
PRINTS
CD Inserts
150 for $70
250 for $90
500 for $115
1000 for $145
2 -Panel CD Inserts - ( 4.75 x 4.75 )
Printed Full Color 4/4 on 12pt C2S Card Stock
Flyers
4 X 6
1000 for $60
5000 for $120
All flyers are printed 2 sided, Full Color on 12pt C2S Glossy Cover or Cardstock.
CONTACT
SINCERE@SINCERELYFE.COM
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
NEW MIXTAPE SERIES, TOP OF THE LINE MIXTAPES (CURRENTLY TAKING SLOTS)
TOP OF THE LINE MIXTAPES
I am putting together a mixtape series and the first one will be dropping in Sept and will be hosted by DJ Smirnoff Ice and the next one will be dropped in Oct hosted by Trigga the DJ. We are taking submissions. We are charging $20 a track/slot. The money is basically to pay the DJ and for cover art. The mixtapes will be featured on various mixtape sites and blogs as well as advertised on facebook, myspace, and twitter.
Send tracks to topofthelinemixtape@gmail.com and a professional picture
DEADLINE IS 08.22.10
DEADLINE IS 08.22.10
PLEASE MAKE SURE THE TRACK IS HOT AND SOUNDS PROFESSIONAL
THANKS
CLICK BUY NOW BELOW TO MAKE YOUR $20 SLOT PAYMENT
CLICK BUY NOW BELOW TO MAKE YOUR $20 SLOT PAYMENT
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Learn The Music Business Before You Decide To Become An Artist (Part 1)
Image via WikipediaSome musical artist get involved in the music business and have no clue about the business side of the industry.
I see this on an every day basis, dealing with the artist that contact me about management or promotions. I ask that clients submit a picture and a bio (biography) before we start working together. I do this so that I can familiarize myself with the people that I work with. I find that a lot of artist don't know what a bio is or what they should enclose in one. So, I have to spend time explaining what is a bio and how important it is?
Bio is short for biography. A biography presents the subject's story, highlighting various aspects of his or her life, including intimate details of experiences, and may include an analysis of the subject's personality.
It is very important to have a bio because you will need a bio to go along with your press kit. I will discuss what a press kit is later on.
All artist should also have a professional picture of themselves. When I ask that an artist send me a picture, I get all types of pictures. Most of them are not professional in any type of sense. I get pictures of artist and they friends, and sometimes doing illegal activities. When you decide to become an artist you have to take on a sense of professionalism. You have to look at it as being an artist is your job. When you go to a job interview you go with a resume, which is similar to a bio in a way. You have to make sure that you appearance is suitable. So, if you send a picture to someone connected with the music industry you should make your picture as such. LET'S KEEP IT PROFESSIONAL!!!!!
Continue..... Part 2
Bio is short for biography. A biography presents the subject's story, highlighting various aspects of his or her life, including intimate details of experiences, and may include an analysis of the subject's personality.
It is very important to have a bio because you will need a bio to go along with your press kit. I will discuss what a press kit is later on.
All artist should also have a professional picture of themselves. When I ask that an artist send me a picture, I get all types of pictures. Most of them are not professional in any type of sense. I get pictures of artist and they friends, and sometimes doing illegal activities. When you decide to become an artist you have to take on a sense of professionalism. You have to look at it as being an artist is your job. When you go to a job interview you go with a resume, which is similar to a bio in a way. You have to make sure that you appearance is suitable. So, if you send a picture to someone connected with the music industry you should make your picture as such. LET'S KEEP IT PROFESSIONAL!!!!!
Continue..... Part 2
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
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