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A Music Business Consulting and Publicity Firm Specializing in R&B, Hip-Hop, and Gospel

Media Publicity - Artist Development - Strategic Planning and Career Consulting - General Music Business Education and Consulting - Clinics and Panels - Music Business Journalism - Press Kits, Bios, and One Sheets - Vocal Instruction - Stage Presence and Performance Critiques/Coaching - Songwriting - Vocal Performance - Photo Shoot Planning - Slogan Writing - and much more!

Musicians Take Care of Each Other

Darcie's doing a special fundraiser for her mom Shelby. Click here for info and thank you!

  








































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The Music Industry Entrepreneur

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Darcie's Book: Where the Huskies Go

Sometimes you think that to succeed in the music business you are going to go from point A to point B or point A to point Z but truthfully the music business is not like that. Like the world of stocks and bonds, you are investing in yourself. Diversify your portfolio. So, if you go from A to F to Q to M to P to A to B to Z, you are making strides no matter what. Measure success carefully. Each and every accomplishment should be celebrated. Think of yourself as a total professional and celebrate even the "smallest" success to help motivate the next step. It will help you stay afloat in this crazy game and will help keep you from getting complacent at the same time. And remember: Always check in about your music or business ideas with someone at least twenty years older than you and someone at least ten years younger. Also, everyone needs a good pep talk and everyone needs a good reality check. Find your mentors who can do both of those things for you so you never lose your focus or your foundation. Much love, Darcie