The unsigned guide uk edition 414/10/2023 ![]() As it is, I didn’t, but not because of the service that was provided – because I wasn’t doing many live music dates, and so I didn’t see much point continuing my membership. Unfortunately, my copy is a couple of years out of date, but I don’t think I can let the recency of the data influence my review – after all, if I wanted the latest edition then I would have upgraded my membership, or I would have just used the website. In return, if you sign up for at least a year, you get a paperback, printed copy of the guide, which is what I’m reviewing here. I guess I should start out by explaining just exactly what the Unsigned Guide is – basically, it’s a website that’s designed as a database for unsigned musicians, and you can pay a certain amount of money each month to gain access to it. ![]() Boy, oh boy – I have 864 words to cover, and I’m not sure how to fill them up.
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