Podcasts about ArtistShare

durée : 00:58:58 - Maria Schneider, émission spéciale - par : Alex Dutilh - Maria Schneider édite “Decades”, pour l'anniversaire des 30 ans de sa formation. Une rétrospective en un coffret de 3 LP chez ArtistShare. - réalisé par : Antoine Courtin

durée : 00:58:58 - Maria Schneider, émission spéciale - par : Alex Dutilh - Maria Schneider édite “Decades”, pour l'anniversaire des 30 ans de sa formation. Une rétrospective en un coffret de 3 LP chez ArtistShare. - réalisé par : Antoine Courtin

Instrumentalists Who Sing! We really lucked out tonight and everyone was availble to come in studio so this JRT is alsop a concert!  Each of these three musicians is sought after for their playing abilities but they are also incredible vocalists and composers! Dave Tull - Drums, Vocals When not leading his own trio, Dave is one of the busiest drummers on the scene. In 2016 Dave became the drummer for Barbra Streisand and has played five tours with Streisand including Madison Square Garden in July 2019, and on Barbra's GRAMMY NOMINATED live Netflix concert video, “Barbra – “The Music..The Mem'ries..The Magic!”. Dave toured from 2000-2010 as drummer and lead vocalist for Chuck Mangione. Dave is the drummer on Pixar's popular series, “Forky Asks A Question” and Disney's “Monsters At Work”. “In my opinion Dave Tull is the greatest jazz singer on the scene today.” Richie Cole – November 2018 Dave's Website: https://davidtull.com/ Lyman Medeiros - Bass, Vocals Lyman Medeiros has worked with legendary artists such as Diane Schuur, Alex Acuna, Eric Marienthal, Mary Clayton, Lew Soloff, Byron Stripling, Jim Rotondi, Joe Magnarelli, Kenny Rankin and Plas Johnson to name a few. In 2001 he joined the band of Concord Recording Artist Steve Tyrell and has been performing with the popular vocalist ever since. In 2003 he toured with popular vocalist Michael Buble and appears on his live CD/DVD Come Fly With Me. He has been seen by millions performing on television programs such as The Tonight Show, Today, Late Night With David Letterman, The Talk, and Dateline NBC. Lyman's Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/bigfunky1 John Proulx - Keyboards, Vocals John Proulx (pronounced “Proo”) is an LA-based jazz vocalist, pianist, composer, educator, and recording artist. His latest CD, “Say It”, on the ArtistShare label, features Chuck Berghofer, Joe LaBarbera, Larry Koonse, Bob Sheppard, Billy Hulting, and a duet with Melissa Manchester. It also showcases three string quartet arrangements by pianist and arranger, Alan Broadbent. In addition to touring with his own trio, John has performed with the likes of Anita O'Day, Natalie Cole, Melissa Manchester, and Marian McPartland. As a composer, John has co-written songs that have been recorded by many notable singers. Jazz legend, Nancy Wilson, recorded “These Golden Years”, a songthat John co-wrote with lyricist D. Channsin Berry, for her 2006 Grammy-winning CD, “Turned to Blue”. Most recently, John co-wrote a song called “Stained Glass” with Melissa Manchester for his new album, “Say It”. John and Melissa also cowrote a song called “Big Light” for her 20th studio album, “You Gotta Love The Life”, featuring a duet with Melissa and Al Jarreau. John's Website: http://www.johnproulx.com/     Lyman Medeiros – Bass Performed with: Held to a Different Standard 7/16/20, Tony Jones Vocal Project – 6/10/21, Jazz Round Table “Instrumentalists Who Sing” 2/8/22, Medeiros/Geissman Duo 3/10/22 Bio – “Lyman is beyond belief as a fine bassist.” -Studio Bass Legend Carol Kaye “… truly one of the most gifted young bassists to come along in quite a while.” -Concord Recording Artist Steve Tyrell Lyman Medeiros has worked with legendary artists such as Diane Schuur, Alex Acuna, Eric Marienthal, Mary Clayton, Lew Soloff, Byron Stripling, Jim Rotondi, Joe Magnarelli, Kenny Rankin and Plas Johnson to name a few. In 2001 he joined the band of Concord Recording Artist Steve Tyrell and has been performing with the popular vocalist ever since. In 2003 he toured with popular vocalist Michael Buble and appears on his live CD/DVD Come Fly With Me. He has been seen by millions performing on television programs such as The Tonight Show, Today, Late Night With David Letterman, The Talk, and Dateline NBC....MORE INFO! John Proulx – Keyboards, Vocals Performed with: Jazz Round Table #18 3/8/22 Bio – John Proulx (pronounced “Proo”) is an LA-based jazz vocalist, pianist,

durée : 00:54:17 - Maria Schneider - par : Alex Dutilh - Inspiré par la dialectique conflictuelle entre le monde numérique et le monde naturel, “Data Lords” le double album qui paraît chez ArtistShare, met en scène l'orchestre de 18 musiciens de la compositrice et cheffe d’orchestre Maria Schneider. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

durée : 00:54:17 - Maria Schneider - par : Alex Dutilh - Inspiré par la dialectique conflictuelle entre le monde numérique et le monde naturel, “Data Lords” le double album qui paraît chez ArtistShare, met en scène l'orchestre de 18 musiciens de la compositrice et cheffe d’orchestre Maria Schneider. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

Ithis week's episode of the Hop Forward Podcast, we catch up with Redchurch Brewery's Head of Operations, Rachael Reynolds, to talk about recovering from crowdfunding and the troubles that plagued the brewery in 2019. In essence, crowdfunding is a great idea, allowing die-fans and casual followers the opportunity to make a difference to a project; to do good while allowing others to brew good. As a relatively new practise, those looking to crowdfund have largely had to navigate through uncharted water. Although crowdfunding finds an unlikely beginning in 18th century Germany, where German authors would take cash pre-orders for books they had yet to write, it wasn’t until 2001 when a website called ArtistShare became the internet’s first fan-funding platform and became the blueprint for today’s modern crowdfunding sites, such as IndieGoGo and Kickstarter. For a season, it seemed as if crowdfunding was the golden ticket to securing the growth capital required to kickstart or take a brewing venture to the next level. Brewers across the globe took to platforms such as Kickstarter, Crowdcube, and Seedrs to reach out directly to their fans and ask their communities for cash in exchange for perks and merch, and - as time went on - shares and part ownerships, many of which came with inflated valuations. But what happens when crowdfunding leaves a sour taste in people’s mouths? Most notably in the UK, when people think of brewery crowdfunding, two names often arise - Woolwich based Hop Stuff Brewery, which raised over £1.5m through investors only to have the brewery seized by the landlord after failing to make rent on account of unpaid debts, delayed accounts and other financial difficulties. The second is Harlow based brewery, Redchurch. But after the social media storm has died down, what becomes of a business like Redchurch Brewery? How do the news owners or the staff, the few faithful who endured the chaos, re-emerge and pick up the pieces? How do you go about rebuilding damaged consumer and customer relationships and tell them things are different now? How do you rebuild trust in a brewery and brand that’s had its name tainted and dragged through the mud by the actions of individuals who no longer represent the business? How do you reassure those who had their fingers burned first time around? This is one of the many challenges that the team at Redchurch have been asking as they look to re-establish themselves in the market. I was fortunate enough to get some time with Rachael at BrewLDN in February, to drink some beer and to hear their side of the story - casualties themselves of the poor decisions made by the original founders, albeit in a much different way. But I don’t want to give too much away…! What I want to do is to allow them to tell their side of the story, because there is always another side to the story...! --- BREWERY SHOUTOUTS Every week, we're giving brewery shoutouts and exclusive offers for our podcast listeners to some of the UK's best brewers and beer businesses. These are breweries we've known and loved, or have supported the podcast in some way. Make sure you check out their beers...! THE CHESHIRE BREWHOUSE - Fantastic beers with brilliant artwork from Shane and the team. Get an exclusive mixed case from their webshop using the code HF12 from this link: Click here to shop now FULL CIRCLE BREW CO - New beers from Newcastle upon Tyne's newest brewery. Great collab series, specials and core range not to be missed. Click here and use the code HOPFORWARD TURNING POINT BREW CO - Disco balls and more, including a range of collaboration with some of the UK's biggest names in beer. Use the code APRIL20 for 15% off your order on their webstore. --- Follow us on social media

Brian Camelio founded ArtistShare in 2001. The platform is now recognized as the Internets first fan-funding platform. ArtistShare enables fans to not only fund their favorite artist’s projects, but to truly become participants in the creative process. Brian was a visionary in that he saw the internet’s potential as a way to connect fans and artists directly. Since 2003, ArtistShare projects have received countless awards and accolades including 30 Grammy nominations and 10 Grammy award wins. In March of 2019, Brian was contacted by the Web Foundation, which was founded by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, who is credited with helping to invent the internet. The Web Foundation was celebrating the Web’s 30th birthday and they complied a select timeline of events which included “the launch of ArtistShare which has had a significant contribution to the web.” I learned a lot in my conversation with Brian and hope you find this applicable to your own corner of the arts universe. In particular, we talk about Brian's unique approach to what he calls "fan relationship marketing." This is particularly relevant for artists and arts organizations right now as everyone is trying to make sense of how to use their data to better connect with fans and patrons. There is also a great marketing story about what Brian learned from Trey Anastasio, the guitarist from the widley popular group Phish. Thanks again to Brian for taking the time to speak with me. Please enjoy our conversation and thanks everyone for listening to Speaking of the Arts!

Ride shotgun through the history of crowdfunding with those who made that history, including Mark Kelly from Marillion, Ted Leo, Molly Neuman from Kickstarter, Jayce Varden from PledgeMusic, Brian Camelio from ArtistShare, John Trigonis from Indiegogo, and more! In Episode 1 of this five-part podcast from Berklee Online we'll get into the controversial who did what when of online music crowdfunding, and introduce you to our four featured artists.

As a 20-year entrepreneur and founder of Cyber PR, Ariel became interested in crowdfunding a decade ago while speaking on a panel with the founder of ArtistShare, the first documented crowdfunding website. Ariel is a seasoned speaker and dynamic guest, having spoken in over a dozen countries to 100,000 creatives and artists as well as speaking at SXSW 11 times and counting. After years of advising clients on crowdfunding campaigns and putting her money where her mouth is through a ton of contributions, Ariel decided put her PR experience, event planning and grit into practice and launched a crowdfunding campaign of her own. We’re excited to let you in on her new book that documents the lessons learned (and stress endured) during that campaign which raised over $60,000. In Crowdstart: The Ultimate Guide to a Powerful and Profitable Crowdfunding Campaign Ariel provides a clear, actionable roadmap that helps artists, entrepreneurs and creatives figure out who’s in their crowd and how to marshall that support into an effective crowdfunding campaign. The latter part of the book walks the reader (step-by-step and day-by-day) through how to create and implement a successful campaign, design an effective video, create the right amount of reward tiers and stay in an empowered mindset to ensure campaign success. In this podcast, we get into some useful and practical tips for building a successful crowdfunding campaign.

Brian Camelio, Founder and CEO of ArtistShare; Ghazi Shami, Founder and CEO of EMPIRE Distribution; Anne Roberts, Curator of New Orleans Museum of Art

3e émission de la 31e session... Cette semaine, jazz guitare, le retour de Marie-Eve Boulanger et pas mal de nouveautés en jazz d'ici! En musique: James Moody sur l'album Another Bag (Argo, 1962); James Moody sur l'album Cookin' the Blues (Argo, 1965); John Scofield sur l'album Past Present (Impulse!, 2015); Joel Harrison 5 sur l'album Spirit House (Whirlwind, 2015); Maria Schneider Orchestra sur l'album The Thompson Fields ‎(ArtistShare, 2015); Myriam Alter sur l'album Crossways (Justin Time, 2015); Yannick Rieu sur l'album Da Li (Song Records, 2015); Sylvain Picard sur l'album Gloria (Elixirmusiques, 2015)...    

3e émission de la 31e session... Cette semaine, jazz guitare, le retour de Marie-Eve Boulanger et pas mal de nouveautés en jazz d'ici! En musique: James Moody sur l'album Another Bag (Argo, 1962); James Moody sur l'album Cookin' the Blues (Argo, 1965); John Scofield sur l'album Past Present (Impulse!, 2015); Joel Harrison 5 sur l'album Spirit House (Whirlwind, 2015); Maria Schneider Orchestra sur l'album The Thompson Fields ‎(ArtistShare, 2015); Myriam Alter sur l'album Crossways (Justin Time, 2015); Yannick Rieu sur l'album Da Li (Song Records, 2015); Sylvain Picard sur l'album Gloria (Elixirmusiques, 2015)...    

Mark talks to singer/songwriter/guitarist Kate Schutt.  Originally from Pennsylvania, Kate spent time in Boston and then many years in Guelph, Ontario before settling in her current locale of NYC.  A slew of great recordings make up her body of work, including "No Love Lost" (the one Shilansky is on, also Shilansky-pal Dave Jamrog, w/string arrangements by Jeff Louie and a special appearance by Toni Lynn Washington), and "The Telephone Game," (featuring Orrin Evans, Terri Lynn Carrington, John Ellis) a project made in conjunction with the innovative Artistshare label.  Kate and Mark talk about all this, as well as studying Chinese, why someone would bail on Harvard to go to Berklee (!!?), the life of a self-managing/producing artist, and much more.  If you've heard other interviews with Kate (she has been making some major waves in the industry, including being featured on NPR's "Song of the Day"), this one is different, because in this one Kate addresses how she "left it all behind" and dropped out of the biz for a significant period of time, to do volunteer work, and she discusses this in moving detail.  Songs include: "The Moon Got Broken", "Our Legs are Burning," "Glamorous Life" (a Sheila E cover!), "You Can Have the Sky," and "Raining."

今回の放送が、たぶん、第90回目の放送になります。 マンデー満ちるさんからCDが送られてきました。 Music: Over You / Soular Rainbows / Monday Michiru ※マンデー満ちるさんの曲はご本人にポッドキャストで流すことを許可いただいてます。 Soular SoularというバンドからメールでMP3ファイルを送ってきてもらいました。 最新の番組を聴いて気に入ったからというような内容でした。なんとなく好感の持てるメールでしたし、ちょっと懐かしい雰囲気もある曲も気に入ったんで流してみました。Myspace.comへのリンクを貼ってますが、Podsafe Music Networkでも曲があるらしいんで、気に入った方は探してみて下さい。 Liz Phairや Vertical Horizonと一緒にライブをやったみたいですよ。 マンデー満ちるさんの最新作 以前にマンデー満ちるさんの曲を一度流しました。インタビューというかご本人のメッセージを流せるかもしれないと言いつつ、忘れてました。じつは、録音を失敗したらしく、遅れていたのですが、ちょうどアルバム制作も佳境のようで、お忙しいだろうと思い、あえてこちらからコンタクトは控えていたのですが、突然最新作と前作の２枚が送られてきました。メッセージ付きです。 インタビューのことも忘れていないようでホッとしながらも、２枚も送ってもらって恐縮です。 ポッドキャストで流した楽曲は、前作Naked Breathからの曲。このアルバムはギタリストのAdam Rogersさんとの、ギターとボーカルのみの演奏といった感じで、素晴らしいギター演奏とともに暖かみのあるシンプルな楽曲。 そして、今回の最新作Routesは、ちょうどiTMSで新作アルバムとして紹介されていたMONDAY満ちる FREE SOUL COLLECTIONというベストアルバムでしょうか、こちらの内容にイメージ的には近いかもしれません。 この２枚のアルバムはアメリカではArtistShareというプロジェクトでリリースされています。これは、形としては自主制作になるようで、それを支援する仕組みな訳ですが、やはりメリットとデメリットがあります。 レコード会社に縛られず、作品を制作・発表できるという意味で、非常にアーティスティックな活動がしやすい部分もありつつ、基本的にPRは自分でやらなくてはいけないということで、資金面では非常にシビアな面もあるようです。 そういうこともあって、今回のRoutesは日本ではGeneonというレーベルから、来年の2月8日にボーナストラックを１曲加えてリリースされるようです。 ご本人としては不本意な部分もありつつも、資金面で苦しい部分もあり、ご家族の説得でこのような形をとったようです。 日本でArtistShareというプロジェクトが知られていないのと、やはり流通面で手が入りにくいのは不便ですね。日本からはGeneonからのリリースということで、手に入りやすくなるのはリスナーとしては嬉しいかもしれないですね。 GeneonからリリースされているマツケンサンバなんかがiTMSで発売されているんで、もしかしたらRoutesもiTMSで発売されるかもしれませんね。 ポッドキャストなんかでアーティストを支援していく下地は出来つつも、やはりまだ、レーベルに頼らざるえないのが日本での現状なんでしょうかねぇ。 追記： そういえば、このポッドキャストがiTMSの「スタッフおすすめ」に入ってますねー。ででさん、教えてくれてありがとー。