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Jacqueline Jax speaks with Alan Garmonsway about how Corona Virus is effecting musicians in France and the UK. This series is here to keep you informed about how other creatives are being effected and offers great ideas for staying inspired as a creator while continuing to build your career even during troubled times.   Check out Alan Garmonsway on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6o28gTgd1ufubdazT1DSNq?si=DMO2Z3yuRRuJlQEm4XdAmg

The Coronavirus is making the Music Industry rethink it’s marketing strategy as festivals and venues continue to close their doors to try to contain the outbreak.  Today Jacqueline Jax is talking about how musicians are adjusting their strategy for making money and staying connected to their audience. This show will update you on the current status and what musicians are doing to compensate for the delays.

While we don't want to cause more alarm, we want to take a moment to let you know that we’re thinking of you during these uncertain times. Now more than ever, we want to offer you support and encouragement. We hope that our show can help you feel a little more connected to your fellow musicians and music fans all over the world. In the coming weeks, we will be exploring new ways to further connect as a community in these changing times. We have artists coming on the show this week to talk about what's happening in their area of the world and how they are making adjustments to survive the down times. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have ideas or feedback by leaving us a message or calling into the station through our Anchor fm page: https://anchor.fm/ava-live-radio

Varges Thomas chats with radio host Jacqueline Jax about making music, being in the biz today and living the dream.  Music is therapy; it helps me unwind and relieves stress; it's an outlet that helps me feel better about myself that nourishes my mind, body, soul, and spirit. The Music Business Today-is more universal in the sense that opportunities are readily available for musicians like me who can create and publish their own music without restrictions from record executives or record companies. There's a lot more freedom to do what you want as a musician, producer, and artist. Today's technology has helped advance the way music is heard and played today. www.avaliveradio.info/featured/behind-the-music-with-varges-thomas-on-juice

Welcome to the first edition of the AVA Live Radio Music Live 24-7 Streaming Playlist I’m your host Jacqueline Jax here with you all day long. Thanks for joining me here where you can discover new music 3 times a day as we update this feed. You can also follow the artists on spotify from the links that pop up on our screen when the song plays or click that link to replay the song on spotify so you can add it to your own playlist. If you do share our show or add a song to your playlist, please tag us up at @AVALiveRadio on social when you do so we can thank you and share your post. Your support of indie music is so much appreciate, enjoy the show. Submit music for our show:  https://www.avaliveradio.info/airplay Follow our Playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2JOBcgSYgGmV2g27N1CUXx?si=JoeM77aYQnmmRZWoNbZ2hA

Musician, Producer, Vocalist, Songwriter, Chan I is an artist coming at you full force from Sweden using his many talents and creative skills to make an impact on his listeners with his latest single already getting good reviews from our listeners “ Chan I my Life”.  www.avaliveradio.info/featured/chan-i-my-life-interview

How Youtuber Alex Costa is Going pro with 2 million subscribers 

Today on Jax Daily Jacqueline Jax talks about stories from Youtube Creators from Burnout to who's going pro. Get the scoop today with new music discoveries. Also hear how Youtuber Alex Costa is Going pro with 2 million subscribers. Enjoy. 

Catch up with the music news from what's streaming tonight online to great things happening in the news for T-Series Neil Peart, James Taylor, Mick Fleetwood, and David Gilmour. 

Casey Neistat's 368 Youtube Creators Project gets a surge from Adobe

With new updates being added to Youtube every week, this one has youtube creators in a frenzy. This report may inspire you to create more youtube videos as well. 

When you were first starting out it's not easy to get people to listen to your music because nobody is searching for it. One of my favorite ways in establishing a new artist is through collaborations. Getting your music heard with Collaborations allow new people to access the networks and fans of established people but you can't expect something that offers you that much value to be free. If you want to collaborate with someone make sure that you are engaged on their fan base and social media pages for at least a month before you ask them to do something for you. Learn about what they stand for and how they choose their collaboration. The next thing you want to do is establish value and credibility as a musician Ask yourself if the person you want to collaborate with offers more value than you do. Make sure that you offer something of equal value and fair wages. This is especially important if you want access to a network that has been well-established and offers you a lot of value. You can't expect someone w

Brandi Carlile helps pioneer Record Store day 2020 by celebrating her personal collection. The announcement was made via Record Store Day’s official website. A six-minute-long video showcases Brandi Carlile’s extensive record collection. Record Store Day 2020 is scheduled to take place on Saturday, April 18th.   Also on todays segment: The Youtube update that is making creators $400 a minute. 

Do you know what makes a song take flight? With the thousands of songs being released these days, this story tells the tale of months of PR coming together to bring a hit to the charts. . After spending nearly a decade on the pop sidelines, once-unavoidable pop-rap group The Black Eyed Peas are back in the Hot 100's top 40 this week for the first time since 2011 -- and it's not with a song that anyone would've predicted any part of marking the group's comeback when they first went on chart hiatus. "RITMO (Bad Boys For Life)," which moves 44-36 on the chart this week, is the group's slow-burning crossover collab with reggaetón superstar J Balvin, which samples the massive chorus hook to Corona's '90s dancefloor-filler "The Rhythm of the Night." And as its subtitle suggests, the song is the lead single from the third installment in the Bad Boys film series -- an old-fashioned soundtrack hit which we don't see so often these days, but which the franchise is already very familiar with.  

Today on the Social Blade series join host Jacqueline Jax for a chat on Getting your music heard. Musicians are all trying to get music heard on social media but 99% of them don't seem to be gaining ground. This series is giving you all the information you need to get the attention of listeners and press. Listen to episode 1 of the 'Getting your music heard' series and don't forget to see it also on youtube live.  http://youtube.com/avaliveradio Submit your music for rotation: https://www.avaliveradio.info/airplay 

Deborah Dugan Talks Grammys Scandal: ‘The System Should Be Transparent’ Ousted CEO discusses bombshell complaint on Good Morning America.

Jacqueline Jax speaks with Siggie The Vintage Man about songwriting and how artists are tackling technological hurdles in the music business. Discussions: Is releasing music more often really beneficial to a new artist? How to write from inspiration and why every songwriter needs to follow their heart. 

John speaks with Jacqueline Jax about his fun new single ‘Social Pages” and how todays cultural conversations have certainly offered alot of surprise. 

Jacqueline Jax speaks with Erik Findling from High Street on the latest single 'Shut Me Out' . He's out in LA just getting ready to announce the new lead singer as the band regenerates a new line up for 2020. The challenges of establishing yourself as a band and exploring new ways that a band can gain exposure. 

Host Jacqueline Jax speaks with Prakash Saikia in Indie on his unique single Folk the world based on folk music"BIHU" from his culture. While studying at university he came upon an idea to create folk music with less boundaries in hopes of sharing the music with a wider audience.  www.avaliveradio.info/featured/prakash-saikia-behind-the-music