Chris Griffy

When I'm looking for crowdfunding campaigns to feature, I primarily hit up three places: Kickstarter, Indiegogo, and Bandcamp. Occasionally you'll find an artist doing a private crowdfunding campaign or I'll feature an artist's Patreon, but the majority of crowdfunding and preorder campaigns

In crowdfunding, there's something to be said for a cohesive idea. Sure, “Help us make our new album” is a fine, and often accurate, description of a crowdfunding campaign. But with that pitch, you're wholly dependent on your fans and whatever word of mouth they can

Punxsutawney Phil has spoken, and, assuming you put your weather forecasting faith in rodents, spring is on the way. With spring, or, more accurately, the end of the brief lull that follows the holidays, comes new crowdfunding projects. This month's group is a diverse one. We've