You may not be performing on stage, but that's no reason to stop practicing your instruments. We talked to classical flutist, Emi Ferguson, and NAACP Image Award-nominated jazz pianist, Marcus Johnson, about why it's important to keep playing during the pandemic and how to stay focused and motivated.

Don't let tinnitus keep you from performing on stage (or in your living room). We've compiled the most common causes and treatments of tinnitus so you can find the right treatment and prolong your music career.

Music is good for your brain, whether you're listening to it or playing it. Improved long-term memory, better language skills, and faster reaction times are just a few of the main benefits you'll get from music exposure.

Continue reading for a deeper understanding of why music deserves to be a larger part of your life — and why your brain will thank you for it.

Musicians rely on their hearing for a lot, so knowing the signs of illness that may cause hearing loss is key to a long-lasting career. Here we discuss the difference between Ménière’s disease and Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), what symptoms to watch out for, and why catching it early on can help you enjoy a longer, more-fulfilled musical career.

If you play an instrument - whether it's on stage or in your garage - prioritize your hearing...while you still have it!

Don't Forget Your Sense Of Hearing Hearing is one of our most under-appreciated senses. Without sight, most of us would come to a dead stop. Our ‘hearing’ doesn’t hurt like when our sense of touch experiences a sunburn. We relish...

Trouble falling asleep? We know how that is. Just a few small changes can make a big difference in your sleep cycle. Here are some tips we've found helpful to fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer.