Music Expert Shares Secrets to Make You an American Idol on Your Own!

Tens of thousands of people line up for cattle calls all over the USA, hoping to be chosen for a chance at a one-million dollar recording contract. But only one will take home the big prize. What about the others? Will they go back home to Anywhere, USA with their tail between their legs, never to be heard from again? Or will they take control of their own career and propel themselves to the top without Simon, Paula, or Randy’s help?

Performer and author Jaci Rae went the Do-It-Yourself route, and built a successful music career the hard way. She knows what it’s like to navigate the confusing and dangerous curves of the music business, and shares her knowledge and step-by-step methods for success in The Indie Guide to Music, Marketing and Money.

“Musicians who want to record their first record usually have no idea how much it should cost to book a session, rent equipment, copy CD’s, print labels, or any of the other items necessary to complete their project,” Jaci says. “They need to know exactly what these costs are or they’ll become sitting ducks for rip-off artists.”

Another mistake that new DIY (Do-It Yourself) musicians make is jumping at the offer of contributing a song to a compilation album, an album comprised of one song apiece by a number of artists.

“Ninety percent of the time, this is a waste of the artist’s time and money,” says Jaci, “because the album is never promoted, and it becomes nothing more than a cash cow for the producer.”

Jaci Rae’s determination brought her from a poor childhood to a successful singer and performer who tours around the world. She is the recipient of the “Female Vocalist of the Year” award at the Golden Music Awards in Nashville, as well as a Barnes and Noble and Amazon #1 Best seller.

She is the author of The Indie Guide to Music, Marketing and Money, as well as Winning Points With The Woman In Your Life One Touchdown At A Time. Jaci lives in California where she spends her spare time working on her music, writing and hanging out with family and friends. For more information, go to http://www.jacirae.com

If you would like to book Jaci for your show, please contact Bruce Biggio at 831-771-0205 or email: info@jacirae.com