cal music scene lo e th in it ng ki ma to e the everybandâs guid her or not I bet youâre already fantasizing it. Whet musiother with ng playi even or cian, you are a musi d Behin VH1: that cians, youâve entertained the idea. Itâs in back ed slunk one the e youâr the Music special and t. Maybe youâll your chair with the shades and disinteres alous songscand s, go on about tour bus indecencie St. Dracula Rick that tain main and writing activities, introspective the e youâr e mayb Or . name given your is of. Or the acrocker, over-analytical and dreamy â sort to heinous tion atten râs viewe inter the cting tivist, distra
crimes made against my own rights. Or maybe you donât give interviews at all. Nice. Or maybe the distance between your musical endeavors and the heights it can take you to may not be your aim. But whatever goal you have for yourself, pursuing it requires dedication and a network of people who can help you in your path. Welcome, then, to Volume Oneâs ïŹrst guide to growing and networking a musical group in the Chippewa Valley. Weâre not going to tell you where to buy a Fender
Stratocaster in the area, teach you music theory, or how to get your singer to come to practice on time. However, we will shed light on things like where to get your own practice space around here, where to ïŹnd recording studios are in the area, and which local businesses will put your CD on their shelves. Weâve also got a lot of contacts to help you get on the air, in publications, and stuff like that. So, make use of the following pages and help shape our music scene. Weâre looking forward to what you have in store for us. â Tyler Griggs
r, Karline Koehler, Tyler Griggs Editor: Tyler Griggs / Writers: Ian Jacoby, Kyle Shaffe Photographer: Hanna Agar / Designer: BMoen
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