Notes: Tom May and Dick Weissman cover how to go about getting bookings, copyrighting and protecting your songs, making promotional recordings, getting radio and print coverage and negotiating contracts. Limited availability.

Notes: This book is a classic guide to independent music promotion with tips and ideas for every aspect of marketing your music: increasing sales, financing your recording project, creating publicity materials, music videos, and equipment purchases and a lot more. Limited availability.

Notes: Explains what it takes to break into radio, TV, and print media, and shows how to take advantage of the growing opportunities to promote, market, and distribute music online. Limited availability.

Notes: Using examples from the real world, Tad Lathrop discusses promotional skills, publicity plans, royalty guidelines, and many more facets of music marketing, with an eye toward integrating your marketing strategies with new opportunities created by the internet. Limited availability.

Notes: One media master's perspective on how to expose and publicize your recordings as an up-and-coming artist: finding creative ways to get audience and industry attention you need to get your songs on the radio and on television.

Notes: For every artist, band, session musician, label, publisher, manager, and company looking to use MySpace to its fullest potential, this book teaches how to best use the social networking site for effective promotion, distribution, and marketing of your music.

Notes: A hands-on guide to promoting and building a fan base for your music on the Internet that shows you how to create a professional website, share music downloads, sell and license music online, broadcast on Internet radio, webcast live concerts, create streaming audio, get an online record deal, and much more. Limited availability.

Notes: Marc Davison provides a good beginning book for unsigned musicians with practical advice about starting a band, booking gigs, press and the media, recording, copyrights, merchandising, touring, finances, managers, agents, record deals, and other aspects of marketing yourself as an artist and marketing your music. Limited availability