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Everybody has heard the phrase “practice makes perfect” but how much should you really be practicing? There are times when it seems impossible to focus and trying to force yourself to keep on going may be doing more harm than good.

Are you guys ready for our next featured ISINA applicant? Today we are honored to have a vocalist Ricky Davila from Philadelphia, PA

Fledgling musicians need to market themselves, whether it's to find a fan base, professional contacts and allies, bookings, or a recording contract. So it's important to be aware of some techniques that can be useful in the real world as well as the realm of social media, in order to sell your music and persona.

Next up we have a very talented saxophone player, the one and only Bryan Thompson! Growing up in a musical family you are bound to have a music bone in you. 

All the way from the Big Apple, it's Aya Minatoya, a composer, originally from Japan. Aya has expressed more than once that Walter Afanasieff is her biggest inspiration of all time.

Daniel Chang was born and raised in New Jersey, USA! A Taiwanese American who mastered playing different instruments! He did a cover of “Don’t You Worry Child” by Swedish House Mafia only with a violin.

Like many other things of life, your attitude will get you far in the music business. Whether you are dealing with music venues, promoters and especially your fans, it’s important to treat people well.

Likely, if you’re reading this, you are already an Artist. The question you may be asking is “How do I become a star in my chosen field?”

One key factor is: by immersing yourself in the field you love and practicing.