By James Pew

If you haven’t seen the first three parts of this discussion, here you go…New Music discussion with Terry Kerr and James Pew Pt.1
and here is New Music discussion with Terry Kerr and James Pew Pt.2
and here is New Music discussion with Terry Kerr and James Pew Pt.3

Recently I had the chance to sit down and talk shop with Terry Kerr, Department head at the Nimbus School of Recording Arts. A school co-founded by legendary Canadian producer Bob Ezrin, GGGarth Richardson, Mike McCarty and Kevin Williams. This is part 4 of 6. Topics covered are everything from the subtleties of permission marketing and general communications to newsletter subscribers, utilizing fan feedback, the “Brave New World” of fan involvement, Studio 2.0, blogging, Euphonic Sound online community, and Exploring the Possibilities of indie.

Here is Part Five of New Music Discussion with Terry Kerr and James Pew.

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