How old is marnie herald

All my life, being someone who is obsessed with music, but who had no clearly obvious skill at making music, I thought working in music would be a good idea.

The job afforded me the opportunity to realize that labels - and I'm talking specifically about major labels - treat artists like shit. And I learned this through actually meeting and talking to lots of incredibly talented musicians who worked their asses off and toured constantly, but really received no noticeable support from their labels and then when the album didn't sell 10, units in the first week, the label would drop them. It disgusted me so much I quit the job after only a couple months and vowed never to work in music again unless I had my own label.

Well, I never got my own label yet , but this List of mine is kind of the culmination of my music addiction and my obsession with telling anyone who will listen about some new, good, talented artist. She was and is gorgeous. She's had one of the most amazing lives of anyone I've ever heard about. And she had no business being on a major label. In the mid 's, there was not the incredible amount of great and successful smaller labels like today, nor the incredible amount of successful musicians who distribute their own music from their websites and myspace pages.

She would have been perfect had she come around 10 years later. Unfortunately, she made two albums with Sony and then was dropped and disappeared for years.

Well, she's back and seems to have figured out the modern methods pretty well. Today's artist reminds me a lot of Heather Nova.

Marnie Herald is gorgeous, she has a voice that could lull ships and their men into cliffs, and she has endless potential. Thankfully, she is not signed to a major that will ignore her, but it seems she has yet to figure out the modern methods.

Her myspace page has read "my bio is coming along. Her song "You're Gonna Be" is one of the more beautiful songs I've heard in a long time. Marnie is a talented musician and is endlessly fascinating to watch live she plays semi-regularly at Largo in LA , but I fear she's missing out on her own good word-of-mouth.

She has some 12, page views on her myspace page, but she doesn't have a calendar on her profile to let people know when and where she will be playing. Because she has no website, she can't self distribute her music, and I fear when people hear something they like, but have absolutely no way of staying up-to-date on that artist and have no way of getting their hands or hard drives on the music, they will lose interest. I've been listening to the four songs she has on her profile for months now - they haven't changed - and I am a fan, but I wish someone would teach her how to make a website and how to update her myspace page because I'd love for more people to hear her beautiful music and to know when and where she is playing.

And she had no business being on a major label. In the mid 's, there was not the incredible amount of great and successful smaller labels like today, nor the incredible amount of successful musicians who distribute their own music from their websites and myspace pages. She would have been perfect had she come around 10 years later. Unfortunately, she made two albums with Sony and then was dropped and disappeared for years.

Well, she's back and seems to have figured out the modern methods pretty well. Today's artist reminds me a lot of Heather Nova. Marnie Herald is gorgeous, she has a voice that could lull ships and their men into cliffs, and she has endless potential. Thankfully, she is not signed to a major that will ignore her, but it seems she has yet to figure out the modern methods. Her myspace page has read "my bio is coming along. Her song "You're Gonna Be" is one of the more beautiful songs I've heard in a long time.

Marnie is a talented musician and is endlessly fascinating to watch live she plays semi-regularly at Largo in LA , but I fear she's missing out on her own good word-of-mouth. She has some 12, page views on her myspace page, but she doesn't have a calendar on her profile to let people know when and where she will be playing.

Because she has no website, she can't self distribute her music, and I fear when people hear something they like, but have absolutely no way of staying up-to-date on that artist and have no way of getting their hands or hard drives on the music, they will lose interest. I've been listening to the four songs she has on her profile for months now - they haven't changed - and I am a fan, but I wish someone would teach her how to make a website and how to update her myspace page because I'd love for more people to hear her beautiful music and to know when and where she is playing.

She should make the songs downloadable, or make it so that we can add them to our own myspace home pages. Hopefully, it won't take ten years for Marnie Herald, as it did for Heather Nova, to find her groove and a consistent level of success. And in the meantime, if I get around to starting a label, she'll be one of the first people I approach to sign on. Create a free account. We include a link to your profile in band openings, to build trust with musicians and help them decide if they will be a good fit.

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