Farrago are on their own label but the effort required to get their music out there gigs booked and keeping on top of everything is staggering.Įach campaign-cycle consists emailing, constant contact and vigilance. I guess competition is high – and the Internet means there is a larger choice – but does that mean artists should go to such extremes to get their music heard? Every artist has a certain workload and commitment but those who do not have a label behind them have to work extra hard regarding promotion and campaigning. It has got to the point where artists are going all-out in an effort to gain success and attention. Are we, as a business/industry, expecting musicians to do everything for themselves? In other industries, there is more care and less pressure. I am not suggesting Farrago are bursting at the seams but it seems their life is as busy as anyone’s. I fear a lot of modern artists are being asked to do too much and that, in turn, is causing physiological and physical ramifications. On the one hand, it is good having attention and making it to people’s minds: on the other it can be hard committing effectively and not burning out. There is one of me but, regardless, it seems popularity is a bittersweet thing. I, myself, have been inundated with requests – and will talk about it in a feature next week – and find it hard tackling everything effectively. Let’s start with workload and how tough the modern industry can be. I want to talk, strangely, about workload and balancing commitments blending Indie, Folk and Rock into something new and inspiring London bands and why it is hard to tear myself away from the city releasing on a band’s/artist’s own label the interesting start some acts have – how a rare opportunity for recording history can drive an act forward. If that weren’t enough he has been getting band promotion sorted and organising everything else. This review was pushed back a week because Ian, their founder and lead, was in hospital – not injured or sick: becoming a dad, it seems. I will talk more about the band soon but, before then, a look at a few aspects. Roughly, into ‘a confused mess’, but there is little obfuscation in the ranks of Farrago.
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