Sarah Howard

Getting recognized is the hardest thing, selling your album can be EVEN harder. Initially we focused on selling our album when doing our gigs but we of course wanted more. I sell my album a few ways, I sell though Facebook, on my site and I use Grooveshark.

I’m simply fantastic about the next gig that we’re playing at, it’s really a step forward for us. The location is listed on our events page it’s called Marbella Jam.

There’s nothing worse than haggling for me but unfortunately it’s part of the game. My biggest tips for hagglers (if you have to) is to: Don’t lose you temper, once that’s gone then you’ve closed the door completely. Simply say ‘No thanks, we have a gig that is paying better’. Keep firm, don’t cheapen you…

We all love the summer but for me summer can be the craziest time for work, back to back gigs, lack of sleep and long hours. But its not all bad, here are my tips for staying fresh as a daisy. Stay as sober as possible. Treat a day off as a day off, don’t…

At some time or another you will become part of band or you will be creating a band and selecting the right musicians to create a well balanced group. What are the things you should look for when interviewing musicians? Number one for me is simply trying someone out, get them on board for a…

When I first came to the Costa Del Sol my first worry was getting coverage. There’s no use being a great performer when no one knows who you are. So playing 1 or 2 demo songs for bars of your choice gives them an insight and shows them that you are serious.

Getting that perfect setup so you sound like a god takes practice, main issue is time. There’s nothing worse than taking forever to get the sound right, getting the right installation before you hook your equipment. Gkjhsdj sdfhjh sdjhf jhjdshf jh oiiret erituiophg kghlkjgfkj tijkj gjhkj jrthkrjh  rktjkrtgj.