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 At Fort Albert Music, we believe in supporting independent musicians, and protecting their best interests. Fort Albert has chosen to adopt a stance against the Performance Rights Organizations and the harm they cause to independent musicians. The big thing that ASCAP and the other PRO's do is they tend to overstep their bounds.

 This first tutorial will show you how to integrate your Facebook to your Twitter and your MySpace so the things you post to it go to all three sites. This can make for easier communication across these websites. There are other solution to get this done, but I like how easy an straightforward this one is.

1. You start by signing into your Facebook.

2. After you are signed in, in your address bar on your web browser type in apps.facebook.com/twitter

Free songs lure customers to your free EP's, your free EP's lure your customers to get to know you better, they get to know you and if they like you they will spend money on seeing you live, buying your shirt, owning your a

 Think of the people you meet and what makes you remember who they are, unique qualities, provocative, fascinating, original, inventive, and interesting are all the qualities that usually stick in your mind when you think of someone. Your chances of success in fans remembering you go up exponentially if you have a unique position and your message meets these traits, show these traits to your potential fans.

The world is a different place for musicians now.

It is easier to record your own music, shoot your own videos, set up your own production and get limited distribution and sell on the Internet all by yourself.

By that same token, it is that easy for many other artists that are trying to make it as well.

 Well hello and welcome to the new site, we had some troubles with the old one, and I felt that a change was in order. But I think in the long run this will be a change for the best. I have adopted a more aggressive media release schedule meaning more audio and video to independent music lovers. We are working on improving the way the video library is handled on the new site as before the videos were not really hosted on here and were on various other sources instead.

We are investigating whether a move away from Joomla as our CMS is a good move, throught this process we will be experimenting at new.famusic.org. The main site will remain at www.famusic.org. But if you would like to keep an eye on our tests periodically look here at new.famusic.org.