I really wanted to use Google+ to reach out to other musicians, because I just thought it would really be cool to start conversations with them and build a global network. So, I started an “open-mic” hangout and invited other musicians so we could share our music. It has built a real community, and I really would refer to that as the biggest mark I’ve made on the platform. I’ve played shows with musicians I’ve never met in person. And now I know that if I ever have the money to do a European or world tour, I have friends to gig swap with. Read more.
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Be great and be honest with the connection that you’re making. You’ve got to hustle and make your own destiny.
Whichever side of the fence you’re on in regard to the issues of music piracy, as artists creating music for public consumption, it’s a topic of special concern.
If you talk about mergers and acquisitions, there’s a philosophical shift that happened, where the big euphemism became branding. 
Recently I was approached by an artist through my website who wanted me to listen to his music. 
