A.D.N. semi-annual Songwriter’s Workshop

Written by Cathy Lemmon, President on Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

A.D.N. semi-annual Songwriter’s Workshop The Artist Development Network is excited to offer our first semi-annual “Songwriter’s Workshop”! This song-writing work shop is for the beginner, intermediate and advanced songwriter. Our winter class is scheduled for Friday and Saturday December 9th and 10th, 2011! This is the perfect Christmas Gift for the songwriter in your life! [...]

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BLUE PIE TEAMS UP WITH THE ARTIST DEVELOPMENT NETWORK!

Written by Cathy Lemmon, President on Monday, September 19th, 2011

  BLUE PIE TEAMS UP WITH THE ARTIST DEVELOPMENT NETWORK! Sydney – 5th September 2011 – Effective Immediately – Blue Pie Records has teamed up with Nashville based label The Artist Development Network for distribution and licensing for their artists. Cathy Lemmon of the Artist Development Network is very pleased to announce that her company [...]

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LIVE PERFORMANCE CRITIQUE

Written by Cathy Lemmon, President on Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010

One of the best things an artist can do to promote their music career is to get out and perform in front of an audience as much as possible! Channing Coker, from Alabama, a singer/song writer client of the Artist Development Network is taking advantage of these opportunities. We are proud of Channing for making trips [...]

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Drive North – Call Me In An Hour

Written by Cathy Lemmon, President on Monday, March 1st, 2010

True story: When I was 18 I played in some small time road bands. We were so completely faithful that we’d get gigs from our agent that we would literally get in the van, packed full of musical equipment, and do exactly as our agent instructed us to: we’d drive north and call him in [...]

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What the “Digital Download Era” Means for Artist

Written by Adam Nergenah, ADN Journalist on Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

As we put a decade behind us, I feel it is important to look back at where we came from, and to look forward to where we are going. We all know how the digital downloading epidemic affected the music industry, as the better part of the last decade consisted of product flying out the [...]

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Country’s Night At The Grammy Awards

Written by Adam Nergenah, ADN Journalist on Friday, February 5th, 2010

I hope you all had your TV’s tuned in to the 52nd annual Grammy Awards this past Sunday night. If not, you missed out on one of Country music’s biggest nights at the awards in years! With Taylor Swift and the Zac Brown Band taking home two huge awards, it was truly a wonderful night [...]

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An Artist’s Instrument

Written by David Harper, A&R on Monday, February 1st, 2010

I grew up in a nice, upper-middle class neighborhood in San Mateo, California. I was both blessed and cursed. The blessing was that I had two living breathing parents that both lived under the same roof. The curse was that I had inherited one (against my will) who was surely the cheapest father in the [...]

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Congratulations to our Pop Artist, Drea Chamberlain!

Written by Cathy Lemmon, President on Monday, November 30th, 2009

Congratulations to our Pop artist, Drea Chamberlain, for landing this amazing billboard ad in New Jersey! Doesn’t she look awesome!? These photos came from her photo shoot in Nashville with the talented photographer, Amanda Van Sandt! Drea was the star of a television series in Pittsburgh last October. The producer would like her to make [...]

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Music Festival for Songwriters

Written by Adam Nergenah, ADN Journalist on Monday, November 23rd, 2009

It was my great privilege to attend the 25th annual Frank Brown International Songwriting Festival this weekend held at various venues along the Alabama/Florida gulf coast. Frank Brown was a night watchman at the popular “Flora-Bama” club, and his love for songwriters gave him the urge to get his favorite writers together to perform every [...]

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Why is Image so Important?

Written by Cathy Lemmon, President on Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

Taking the time to figure out who you are as an artist, and what kind of lasting impression you want for your fans visually, is just as important as the music you create and perform.  I see many artists spending very little time on their image, which should be part of their overall “package.” If you want to [...]

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