Managing:
Chemicals of Democracy:
https://www.facebook.com/chemicalsofdemocracy/
Latency:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/LATENCY/107326542689381
80*D
https://www.facebook.com/80D.AZ/
We deal with bands from just starting out to the big names everyone knows. We can get you radio play and interviews, help you make an EPK (Electronic Press Kit) for a small fee. We deal with all genre's of music
(Hip Hop, Rock, Metal, R&B and so on). We have ties to record labels, producers, promoters, artist managers, beat mixers and many other services you'll need to get your music career off the ground running. Now also exclusive access to radio promotions for the smallest fees in the industry including internet and mainstream national radio as well as publicists at the smallest fees available. The Music Manager
(aka Artist Manager, Talent Manager, Band Manager, or Personal Manager)
Music (Personal) managers are involved in counseling and advising artists (or songwriters, producers, engineers, instrumentalists/musicians, etc) on all matters related to their musical careers. Traditionally, personal managers primarily focused on shopping for Record and/or Publishing deals for their clients, and then helping to navigate their clients through the deals and beyond. Today, the role of the personal manager has evolved into a much more hands-on approach regarding helping their clients reach fans directly, and assisting clients in running their own recording, publishing, merchandising and performing/touring operations. Even though (for certain types of “mainstream” artists/musicians/songwriters) traditional Record and Publishing deals may still make some sense, the deals that most managers pursue for their clients are in the areas of sponsorship, branding, merchandising, and/or licensing. The personal managers’ job therefore is to - while helping clients run their own “companies” - help figure out which deals (if any) complement the clients’ independent operations and fit into their long-term career plans. Booking Agent roles:
When a performer needs assistance finding a job, or taking an act or concert "on tour", a booking agent may be considered to handle arrangements related to the venture. Also known as a talent agent, a booking agent may act as liaison between the act and venue operators. He or she locates jobs or "gigs" for his client, and helps to ensure that contractual obligations are met on both ends. Clients may include musicians, bands, models, actors, comedians, and others in the entertainment field. Although agreements may vary, a booking agent is usually paid a percentage of the money his or her client receives for any job or gig arranged by the agent. A booking agent may work on an independent basis, finding clients on his own, or may be part of an agency, working with other agents to establish relations with a larger, broader spectrum of clients. Depending on the client, a booking agent's duties may vary greatly. For musicians and bands, a booking agent may act as a representative of his client, contacting music venues for potential dates that his client may appear and perform. In addition, a music agent may arrange payment details with venue officials prior to the performance, and oversee any special agreements made between his client and venue officials. Likewise, the agent may work with outside promoters to help publicize the performance, and to help ensure high ticket sales. I am an artist manager, NOT a booking agent :-)
Price list for other services available:
Contracts: $60-$120 depending on length and time involved
EPK's: $150
Bio: $30 normal 2 paragraph bio or $50 full page bio
Drafted Letters for promotion: $20-$50 depending on needs and length of time involved. Magazine articles: $100-$200 depending on length of time involved
Lyrics: $100
