
- 33
- Episodes
- 2023
- First episode
About A Murder of Musicians
A MURDER OF MUSICIANS A.M.O.M. Podcast This podcast aims to showcase and promote the work of up- and-coming musicians and artists from diverse musical genres all around the globe. Join host Fx2, each week as he explores various platforms on social media along with music distribution sites to discover amazingly talented players involved in the game of independent publishing. Every conversation reveals the simple ways each artist used to grow followers organically without monetary backing from a record label. During the last 2 and a half decades, Fx2 has seen what was previously considered "indie," slowly morph into semi-mainstream practices of marketing, promotion and media/press. He also has witnessed the reverse, noting that grass rooted campaigns once considered taboo for signed musicians to lose the attached stigma as more superstar talent utilized methods of what can only be called "Organic-Ish." The podcast gives you an opportunity to hear how different musicians navigate their specific path as an independent artist. As social media platforms compete for ways to dominate one another, musicians are seeing the immense benefits of cooperation and collaboration instead.
- Publisher
- Fx2
- Category
- arts · music
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- Yes
- First episode
- 1 Feb 2023
- Latest episode
- 7 Oct 2023
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33 episodes in the feed.

7 Oct 2023
164 MURDER - 164rockey

6 Oct 2023
MURDER IN MOROCCO - DEEJAY AFRO

13 Sept 2023
MURDER IN MEMPHIS- Robin Hood of Rhyme
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