You Should Definitely Release A Full Album – Here’s How and Why

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In the single-driven, streaming, digital world of music we live and work in today, many argue that the full album is dead. Those people are dead wrong. Don’t get me wrong, continuously working on new music and releasing singles along the way is a great way to keep your audience engaged, but it should still be with the eventual goal of releasing a full album. In this article, you’ll learn how to go about releasing a full album and why the benefits of doing so far outweigh those of releasing singles.

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  • Uncover the benefits of releasing an album
  • Learn how to successfully release an album
  • Review a list of things to consider to get your business in order before your release
  • Capitalize on all the ways available to monetize your music
  • Make and sell merch
  • Distribute a physical product as well as digital

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