Taken from the band's Facebook Page For many bands, taking a leap from a part-time hobby to a full-time venture can be terrifying. Unless you are a musical sensation the odds of a band or artist making millions or even tens of thousands of dollars is extremely rare. Instead, many "working" bands hope to make a comfortable living recording and playing music. To cover living expenses as well as the expenses that come with being a musician, many artists work side jobs. They work as servers, music teachers, baristas, house painters, or whatever job allows them the flexibility to moonlight with their band. Over the weekend, Minneapolis folk rockers Marah in the Mainsail  announced that they were taking the leap to become a full time creative force. In a statement on social media, the band said, "We are so honored, nervous and excited to announce we are going full time with Marah in the Mainsail." As a way to help offset the expenses the band has started a Pat...