Band Roles (Part1): HTTYBLAB
For the third part of my How To Treat Your Band Like A Business series, I look at the roles that you and your band mates will assume.
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Treat Your Band Like A Business: Introduction
Join us for the start of a new series that will help you take your band to the next level.
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