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Why Indie Musicians Should Release Holiday Albums

Friday June 27, 2025. 04:37 PM , from Music Think Tank
Releasing a holiday album could be the easiest way to earn more from your music this season—and now’s the time to start. This guide covers why, how, and offers a video to get you started. Learn why most indie musicians should release a holiday album.
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