A July 27, 2006 article in The Oregonian on why Portland has a great music scene.
Reasons include:
* More than two dozen independent music stores, with loyal fans who use them as gathering spots.
* Lots of musicians. And a wealth of local clubs for them to play.
* A culture that supports entrepreneurs.
* Inexpensive housing.
* Several Portland-based international music distribution businesses, like CD Baby, that support independent artists.
Our own tune: "Singing, recording, selling, promoting . . . Portland's DIY ethic is creating an indie music capital"
Thursday, August 10, 2006
Portland's Thriving Music Scene
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clubs,
creative class,
economic development,
indie,
live music,
music scene,
portland,
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