1. Look for Inspiration in places you haven’t thought of before.

Some of you may be familiar with this but the importance of this piece of advice can never be overlooked!  If you are stuck in a rut and just can’t seem to think of anything new to write music on, then I highly recommend enveloping yourself in a completely new experience.  Go outside of what you feel comfortable with; whether that be sky diving or rollerblading and experience the world around you! 

Also, while you do this, it is always wise to “Keep the Beginner’s Mind.”  So if you are aware of and learn from everything in this new experience, I can guarantee that you will walk away with new inspiration.

DYE Lite is the experimental stylings of one Jesse Ellis. Add an enthusiastic audio engineer to a old casio guitar and you get some strage and unique beats. Jesse has been involved in countless events in his homecontry of Newzeland. He has played with the likes of Edd Hallows, Jimmy Fergo and Chelsee Moore.

Jesse moved to Dubai about four years ago where he studied at SAE institute. From there he has been focusing more on his music. Every few months he is inclined to fly back to Newzeland to play at all the spots where he used to jam.

Beth Gibbons' vocal has the haunting quality of Annie Lennox - Machine Gun is like a hard-edged Eurythmics. The Bristol trio have produced a harsh listen, but it nonetheless has a strange and eerie beauty. The machine gun beat delivery is unsettling and unforgiving. It it bold in its directness, and big in drama.

More film score noir than radio friendly trip-pop, but, oh, that haunting voice. Gibbons' creeps dangerously under the skin, combining with staccato industrialism and a triumphant finale.

It might well be a sinister classic. Time will tell.

Another common job that is available is that of :

Music Teaching in Elementary and Secondary Schools

Clearly, the largest number of full-time music teaching positions exists in public and private schools.

In preschools, kindergartens, elementary schools, and day-care centers, the music teacher provides guidance for activities such as singing, listening, playing instruments, moving and dancing, composing, and experimenting with music patterns.

Teachers, supervisors, or directors of music in middle, junior high, and senior high schools provide direction for choral and instrumental organizations, small ensembles, and musical theater productions. Music instruction in the secondary school also includes courses in general music, theory, music history, literature, and the related arts.