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From a young drummer inspired by his dad's big band music to an international musician, Bobby Borg offers some really valuable lessons about reinvention and growth. He realized early on that success in music isn't just about talent—it's also about understanding the business side of things. This led him to write his first book on the music industry, despite not having any formal writing experience. His story shows that it's okay to step outside your comfort zone, take risks, and learn as you go. One of the key insights Bobby shares is the importance of staying true to yourself while evolving. He explains how rebranding, whether it's changing your name or your role, isn't about becoming someone new—it's about adapting and growing in a way that's authentic to who you are. His decision to keep the name “Bobby” as he transitioned into teaching is a great example of how continuity in your personal brand can make all the difference, even as your career takes unexpected turns. Bobby also emphasizes the power of mentorship and coaching. Moving from musician to educator, he shifted from being a professor to a coach to build stronger, more personal connections with his students. His approach is a great reminder that growth is a two-way street, and that helping others succeed can be one of the most rewarding parts of any career. If you're looking for more tips and inspiration from Bobby, check out his YouTube channel!   We're happy you're here! Like the pod? Visit our website! Start your trial on Simplified. Schedule a consult, get on the mailing list, and learn more about my favorite tools and programs via https://www.yourbrandamplified.com

Bobby Borg joined me on TAXI TV a couple weeks ago and after the show ended, I realized how much more we could have covered. Specifically, I felt that we could have gone more in-depth on the subject of marketing for musicians. He's the perfect person to talk about it because he's the author of, Music Marketing for The DIY Musician. But, he's much more than the author of that book!

You can be an extremely talented musician with songs that sound like they're destined to fly to the top of the charts or TV instrumentals that could earn a bunch of mailbox money, but there's another “factor” that could stop key music industry executives from wanting to work with you —lacking business skills. More specifically, MUSIC business skills! Which musician would you sign? Given the choice of working with an artist, composer, songwriter, or producer who has a decent, working knowledge of how the “sausage is made” VS the musician who thinks great music is all they need, the industry executives I've worked with for nearly 50 years always seem to sign deals with musicians who have their business s#!t together. Why is that? Because the musicians who understand the business side of the music business are easier to work with, and almost always make more money for all parties involved. Who would you work with?

Nailing the creative side of the music industry is a given, right? And the business side of the industry has become more important than ever. But, how often do you think about things like these: - Saving and investing money - Understanding investment apps - Increasing your credit score - Limiting your tax liability - Protecting yourself from identity theft - Getting out of debt - And protecting your assets The older you get, the more you think about these things. But, sometimes that's too late! I'm excited to cover this topic with TAXI TV and Road Rally favorite - Bobby Borg - and Britt Hastey, the co-authors of the new book, Personal Finance for Musicians. We're going to hit as many of these topics as possible during this week's (LIVE) episode of TAXI TV. Developing good financial habits becomes more important as you grow older, wiser, and start thinking about having a secure retirement. Secure retirement?! Well, yeah, but it seems like this critical topic takes a backseat to the more immediate-feeling aspects of succeeding in the music industry. Let's move it to front and center this week with Bobby and Britt! Win a FREE Book! Personal Finance for Musicians by Bobby Borg and Britt Hastey https://amzn.to/46nteiW I've got a copy of this wonderful new book, and one of our lucky viewers will win it during the live show, so join us LIVE on Monday at 4 pm Pacific Time to get your shot at getting your hands on this FREE book! *As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases from the link above in this description.*

Episode 138 On this weeks edition of the YMC podcast, your groovy hosts Jay Gilbert and Mike Etchart chat about these important music industry stories: "The Major Record Companies Release Around 3,900 Tracks Every Day. Their Problem? That's A Drop In The Ocean" (Music Business Worldwide); "As Government Threatens TikTok Shutdown, The Music Industry Holds Its Breath" (LA Times); "What Is Artificial Intelligence And How Will It Impact The Future Of Music?" (Various Sources).    Plus audio drops from USC's Bobby Borg on his new book and Chris Castle on AI and artists rights.  Links:  Ohio University Music Summit: ohio.edu/music-industry-summit Human Artistry Campaign: humanartistrycampaign.org   Subscribe to the newsletter! YourMorning.Coffee  

In this episode, we begin by talking about what A&R/Labels look for when finding artists to sign in 2022 based on what our friend and industry expert, Bobby Borg, just posted on his latest YouTube video: https://youtu.be/zad1oRnjESk. There were 3 tips on what labels look for, and not surprisingly, but super exciting for us to hear was one of them is HAVING A GREAT LIVE SHOW. So, in the episode we focus on how much money you can make with live shows, but begin by discussing the topic: Do I Need a Label Deal in 2022? Our philosophy? Once you've figured it out as a small business on your own, only the right deal is what you would need to catapult to the next level. You may not even need the deal. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cliffandsusan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cliffandsusan/support

Music Marketing expert Bobby Borg shares even more awesome tips on how to market your music and get more fans and income! Watch Last Week's Episode with Bobby here: https://youtu.be/7V-Mtpxf3uE Get Music Marketing for the DIY Musician here: https://amzn.to/3lytHbo Get Music Publishing for Musicians here: https://amzn.to/3Et4SWV

Bobby Borg is a fan favorite on TAXI TV, and this week he's going to give you a ton of common-sense tips and tricks that will help you grow the fanbase for your music faster than you're probably doing it now! Are you even trying to do it, now? “But Michael, I'm a composer and I don't really need a fanbase. I'm trying to get the attention of music supervisors and production music libraries, not fans.” Guess what… music supervisors and music library executives prowl the Internet looking for new music, too! Why make it difficult for them to find you?! Bobby is going to make this easy for you! He's watched more than 50 YouTube videos about this very topic so you don't have to! And he's consolidated the most impactful ideas and marketing techniques to market your music online into a concise list of the best-of-the-best! Oh! I forgot to mention that Bobby has a Master's degree in marketing, and he's the author of the best-selling book, Music Marketing for the DIY Musician. I don't want you to think he's learned all these great techniques by only watching YouTube… not by a long shot! Get Music Marketing for the DIY Musician here: https://amzn.to/3lytHbo Get Music Publishing for Musicians here: https://amzn.to/3Et4SWV

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Warrant es una banda de heavy metal originaria de Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos, que obtuvo su mayor éxito durante los comienzos de los años noventa con su sencillo y álbum Cherry Pie. La banda se dio a conocer por sus estridentes himnos con temas centrados en el amor y en la vida diaria , reflejado en canciones como "Down Boys" y "Cherry Pie", además de componer sentimentales baladas como "Heaven", "Sometimes She Cries" y "I Saw Red".Warrant fue formado en Los Angeles por el guitarrista Erik Turner en julio de 1984. A Turner pronto se le unió el bajista Jerry Dixon (que reemplazó al bajista Chris Vincent). Los primeros miembros de la banda incluían al vocalista Adam Shore (quien más adelante formaría la agrupación "Shake City"), al guitarrista Josh Lewis, y al baterista Max Asher. El vocalista Jani Lane (quien reemplazó a Shore) y el baterista Steven "Sweet" Chamberlin (quien reemplazó a Asher) se unieron a la banda en septiembre de 1986, y el guitarrista Joey Allen, que había tocado anteriormente con Turner en la banda "Knightmare II", reemplazó a Josh Lewis, completando el renovado line-up en marzo de 1987. Jani Lane, Steven Sweet y Paul Noble estuvieron anteriormente en la banda Plain Jane, que había grabado varios demos. La contratación de Lane resultó fundamental en el futuro de la banda, con este nuevo cantante la banda destacó rápidamente, debido a su calidad vocal y especialmente a su capacidad de composición. Después de alcanzar la fama en la escena de clubes de Los Angeles, donde bandas como Motley Crue, Poison y Ratt habían dejado su huella, la banda grabó un demo en septiembre de 1987 a través de Paisley Park Records, un sello discográfico de propiedad del cantante Prince. En este momento, A&M Records adquirió una opción para firmar a Warrant e invitó a la banda a contribuir con una canción para la banda sonora de la película Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. En enero de 1988 Warrant firmó un contrato con Columbia Records y en abril comenzaron a grabar su primer álbum Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich. El disco resultó ser un éxito significativo, generando cuatro hits: dos baladas, "Heaven" (que llegó al número 2 en Estados Unidos) y "Sometimes She Cries", además de las canciones "Big Talk" y "Down Boys". Después del lanzamiento del álbum, Warrant compartía gira con Paul Stanley (Kiss), Queensrÿche, Cinderella, Poison, Mötley Crüe y Kingdom Come. La banda apareció en la revista Screamer en algunas ocasiones, antes de ser la portada principal de su edición en junio de 1989. La segunda producción de la agrupación, Cherry Pie, vio la luz en septiembre de 1990, y contó con invitados como C.C. DeVille de Poison, Bruno Ravel y Steve West de Danger Danger y Fiona. El álbum que dio lugar a éxitos como "Cherry Pie", "Uncle Tom's Cabin", "Blind Faith" y "I Saw Red", alcanzó el Top 10 en los Estados Unidos y llegó a vender 3 millones de copias.El sencillo Cherry Pie se convirtió en la canción más exitosa de la agrupación, logrando repetida difusión en la radio y en el canal MTV. En el video de la canción aparece la actriz y modelo Bobbie Brown, quien estaría casada por un breve periodo de tiempo con Jani Lane. El lanzamiento de Cherry Pie fue seguido por una gira mundial junto a Poison, que terminó en enero de 1991 después de un conflicto entre las dos bandas durante el backstage. Durante una gira con David Lee Roth, Jani Lane se fracturó varias costillas en un concierto en Birmingham, Inglaterra. Warrant pronto volvió a las giras, como cabeza de cartel en Estados Unidos de la gira Blood, Sweat and Beers Tour, con el apoyo de las bandas Firehouse y Trixter. La década de 1990 se caracterizó por frecuentes cambios en la alineación de Warrant. En 1992 la banda publica su tercer álbum, titulado Dog Eat Dog. El disco, aunque alcanzó éxito comercial, no tuvo la misma acogida que sus antecesores, esto debido al decaimiento del género glam metal para dar paso a bandas como Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam y Stone Temple Pilots. Warrant recurrió a endurecer un poco su sonido, por lo que Dog Eat Dog podría considerarse como un disco de heavy metal. La banda participó en el festival Monsters of Rock de 1992, encabezado por la banda británica Iron Maiden.En ese mismo año la banda graba la canción "We Will Rock You" (versión de la popular canción de la banda inglesa Queen) para la banda sonora de la película Gladiators. El vocalista Jani Lane abandona temporalmente la banda tras la muerte de Tom Hulet, gerente y productor de la agrupación, en 1993. Poco tiempo después Lane comienza a grabar un álbum solista, llamado Jabberwocky, que hasta la fecha no ha sido publicado. En 1994, Jani Lane vuelve a la banda, con la que realiza una breve gira por los Estados Unidos. En mayo del mismo año, el guitarrista Joey Allen abandona la agrupación, seguido por el baterista Steven Sweet el mes siguiente. En noviembre de 1994 el guitarrista Rick Steier de Kingdom Come ocupa el lugar que dejó Joey Allen. James Kottak se incorpora en la batería ocupando el lugar de Steven Sweet y entra un sexto miembro en la banda, David White en los teclados, el cual ya había tocado con Warrant en giras anteriores. Poco después, un nuevo contrato fue firmado con Tom Lipsky de los CMC Records en septiembre de 1994. Se firmó un contrato con la disquera japonesa Pony Canyon Records al mismo tiempo.Ultraphobic fue lanzado en marzo de 1995 y aunque aclamado por la crítica, no fue tan exitoso como los discos anteriores. Durante este período desarrollaron un sonido más oscuro y menos accesible, que se adentraba en terrenos relacionados con el grunge.James Kottak dejó la banda en marzo de 1996. Ese mismo año es lanzado el primer compilado oficial de Warrant: The Best of Warrant, conteniendo los éxitos de toda su trayectoria musical hasta el momento, con canciones como «Down Boys», «Heaven», «Cherry Pie» y «Sometimes She Cries», además de otras que nunca se publicaron en sus discos anteriores como «Thin Disguise» (out-take del álbum Cherry Pie), la versión acústica de «I Saw Red» y la versión de Queen «We Will Rock You»."Belly To Belly" fue lanzado en julio de 1996 en Japón y en octubre de 1996 en los Estados Unidos. El disco contó con algunas de las mejores composiciones de Jani Lane, pero de todas maneras no alcanza el éxito comercial. En octubre de 1997, el baterista Bobby Borg (reemplazante de James Kottak) dejó la banda y fue reemplazado brevemente por el baterista de gira Vikki Foxx (ex - Enuff Z'Nuff y ex - Vince Neil). Al poco tiempo es reemplazado por Danny Wagner, mientras que la banda publica un álbum compilado de sus mejores temas en vivo durante su carrera musical, llamado Warrant Live 86–97.En 1999, Warrant pública Greatest & Latest, álbum en el que vuelven a grabar las mejores versiones de sus clásicos e inluyen cuatro nuevos temas. En enero del año 2000 el guitarrista Rick Steier, el teclista Mike Morris y el baterista Danny Wagner abandonaron la banda. Keri Kelli ocupa el lugar de Rick Steier en las guitarras como un miembro en las giras y Mike Fasano entra en la batería, (Kelli y Fasano habían tocado juntos en "Dad's Porno Mag"). En agosto del 2000, Keri Kelli abandona Warrant para colaborar en una gira con Slash's Snakepit, banda del guitarrista de Guns N' Roses Slash, siendo reemplazado por Billy Morris.En mayo del 2001 la banda publica su séptimo álbum: Under the Influence, un disco de versiones de bandas que fueron influyentes en la historia de Warrant, como Aerosmith, Thin Lizzy, Nazareth, David Bowie, AC/DC y Queen. También se incluyeron dos grabaciones nuevas: "Sub Human" y "Face". La banda estuvo de gira nuevamente con Poison, en el verano de 2001, pero dicha gira tuvo que ser interrumpida debido a lesiones en la espalda que sufrió el bajista Bobby Dall. En abril del 2003, el baterista Mike Fasano fue despedido de la banda, y su lugar lo ocupó Kevan Phares. Jani Lane por segunda vez se abandona la banda en enero de 2004, al igual que Billy Morris y Kevan Phares. Mike Fasano regresa pero por un corto periodo, y su lugar lo ocupa Steven Sweet, quien regresa en la batería en febrero del 2004. Joey Allen también se reunió al poco tiempo, mientras que Jani Lane fue reemplazado por el excantante de Black N' Blue Jaime St. James.Born Again vio la luz el 4 de febrero de 2006 bajo la producción de Pat Regan, quien trabajó anteriormente con Kiss, Deep Purple, Mr. Big y L.A. Guns, y se convierte en el primer álbum de Warrant en el que Jani Lane no es el cantante. El 14 de julio de 2007, la banda participó en el festival Rocklahoma. En enero del 2008, la agencia William Morris publicó unas fotos de la banda con Jani Lane, lo que confirmaba su regreso a la banda. En marzo del 2008 se anunció en la página web oficial de Warrant que se realizaría una gira junto a Cinderella. Pero esta gira fue cancelada debido a que el cantante de Cinderella Tom Keifer sufrió una hemorragia interna, por lo que le era imposible regresar a los escenarios en el futuro inmediato. El 5 de septiembre de 2008, Jani Lane deja por tercera vez la banda y Robert Mason (ex-Lynch Mob) se hizo cargo de la voz. Un comunicado de la banda, publicado por Blabbermouth.net expresó lo siguiente: "Con el más profundo pesar que tenemos que anunciar que Jani Lane ya no está con nosotros. Desde el comienzo de las conversaciones de nuestra reunión hasta la última nota de nuestro último show juntos en Houston este fin de semana pasado (el 31 de agosto en el Festival de Rock en Bayou), hemos tenido más que buenas intenciones de traer un espectáculo de calidad original para nuestros fans y nuestros amigos. Estamos muy contentos porque hemos encontrado una voz increíble en Robert Mason. Tenemos tres fechas confirmadas, así que vayan y júzguenlo por ustedes mismos... Creo que no se arrepentirán! El 10 de septiembre se confirmó que Jani Lane había sido despedido de Warrant debido a su asistencias a los ensayos en estado de ebriedad, diferencias en las composiciones y un estado emocional depresivo. Mason finalmente es contratado no solo para terminar la gira, sino también para convertirse en miembro permanente de la banda. El 27 de enero de 2011, Joey Allen anunció un nuevo álbum, llamado Rockaholic, que fue lanzado el 13 de mayo en Europa y 17 de mayo en Estados Unidos por el sello Frontiers Records. El disco alcanzó el puesto Nro. 22 en el Billboard Top Album Hard Rock chart, y se convirtió en el segundo álbum en el que Jani Lane no estaba tras el micrófono.Jani Lane, a los 47 años, fue encontrado muerto la noche del 11 de agosto del 2011. La policía realizó una autopsia para determinar la causa exacta de muerte de Lane. No obstante, medios como el sensacionalista TMZ (especializado en noticias de la farándula) sospecharon que su muerte pudo estar relacionada con una sobredosis de drogas. El sitio web de espectáculos informó acerca de la presencia de una botella de vodka casi vacía y de píldoras antidepresivas en la habitación de hotel del cantante. Lane tenía un historial de problemas con el abuso de drogas. Fue condenado a 120 días de cárcel en el 2010, tras ser detenido por segunda vez conduciendo en estado de ebriedad.El Viernes 12 de agosto del 2011 el resto de la formación original, conformada por Jerry Dixon, Joey Allen, Erick Turner y Steven Sweet, junto con su nuevo cantante Robert Mason le rindieron homenaje al fallecido exlíder, en un concierto en Grand Forks, Dakota del Norte. El guitarrista Erik Turner le comentó a TMZ lo siguiente: «Nunca pensamos que cuando tocamos Heaven, canción que fue escrita por él, estaríamos tocándola algún día en la memoria de la muerte prematura de Jani. Este es un día muy triste para el rock and roll. Jani fue una parte muy importante de nuestras vidas.»El 5 de octubre de 2011 la Policía y los médicos forenses de Los Angeles determinaron que la causa de la muerte de Jani fue la ingesta de etanol (un tipo de intoxicación aguda en el que se mezcla vodka con alcohol medicinal). Louder Harder Faster es el noveno álbum de estudio de la banda de rock estadounidense Warrant, lanzado el 12 de mayo de 2017. El álbum incluye a los miembros de la banda Erik Turner, Jerry Dixon, Joey Allen y Steven Sweet, junto con Robert Mason en las voces principales de la banda. Este es también el primer álbum de Warrant que se lanzará después de la muerte del cantante principal original Jani Lane. El álbum se ubicó en el puesto número 19 en la lista Billboard Top Independent Albums. El nuevo álbum presenta 12 nuevas canciones, incluida una nueva versión de la clásica canción de Merle Haggard "I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink" como primer sencillo y el nuevo "himno de fiesta" de los "Professional Bull Riders". El video oficial se estrenó en una fiesta oficial de inauguración en St Louis en Ballpark Village el 25 de febrero, acompañado de una presentación en vivo. El clip se filmó en Anaheim y se reprodujo todas las noches a la medianoche en los siete bares PBR de todo el país como una llamada de atención para que continúen los buenos tiempos. "Only Broken Heart" fue lanzado como sencillo para el álbum el 24 de marzo de 2017 .seguido de "Devil Dancer" el 4 de abril de 2017 ,y "Perfect" el 21 de abril de 2017.La banda también lanzó el sencillo y el video musical de la canción principal del álbum "Louder Harder Faster" el 4 de mayo de 2017.La música de Warrant en sus dos primeros trabajos, incluía los géneros hard rock, glam y heavy metal.Con el tercer trabajo, Dog Eat Dog, la banda endurece su sonido en reacción al grunge.​ Con Ultraphobic, el grupo añade influencias del grunge a su música, considerada una evolución natural al endurecimiento del anterior trabajo. El siguiente álbum, Belly to Belly, fue descrito como un disco infestado de grunge, que prescindió de las sutilezas del rock melódico de trabajos anteriores.​ En el resto de álbumes de estudio, Warrant regresó al sonido de los dos primeros discos.

I'm very excited to have my friend and music publisher Michael Eames join us on this week's TAXI TV. Michael is a world-class expert on all aspects of publishing. He's so knowledgeable that in my opinion, many music attorneys can't keep pace with him. Here's Michael's bio: Michael Eames is a trained composer, songwriter, and pianist with experience in film scoring who studied music at Cornell University and UCLA Extension; Michael also secured a minor in Business Management from Cornell. As President of PEN, Michael oversees all aspects of the operation as well as focuses on pitching the catalogue to all media and business development. Prior to starting PEN, Michael oversaw the international activities and film & television department of Don Williams Music Group where he was responsible for song catalogues such as Jimi Hendrix, Chicago and Roy Orbison among numerous others. He also worked previously for Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys and the management and music supervision firms The Derek Power Co and Seth Kaplan Entertainment. Michael is a past President of the Association of Independent Publishers (AIMP) and proudly serves on the Independent Publishers Advisory Council (IPAC) of the National Music Publishers Association (NMPA). He is also a member of the California Copyright Conference (CCC) and the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS). Michael wrote the music publishing section of the Hal Leonard-published book entitled Five Star Music Makeover: The Independent Artist's Guide for Singers, Songwriters, Bands, Producers and Self Publishers, co-teaches (with Bobby Borg) the UCLA Extension class, Music Publishing: A Creative And Business Perspective, as well as the co-author (with Bobby Borg) of the new book, Introduction to Music Publishing for Musicians: Business and Creative Perspectives for the New Music Industry. Last but not least, Michael is a frequent guest speaker in classrooms and panel discussions worldwide, including the TAXI Road Rally and TAXI TV.

Chris is joined by business consultant and author Bobby Borg to discuss keeping yourself mentally tough during the pandemic, what the future of the music business could look like as life gets back to normal, and how artists can create new income streams in ways they may not have considered. Continue reading The post CAPE 111: DIY Business and Beyond with Bobby Borg appeared first on ChrisAballo.com.

Had a great conversation with Author, Music Marketer, Musician Bobby Borg and dissect his entire musical career that to his tenure in hard rock band "Warrant". We also discussed his brand new updated books entitled " Music Marketing For The DIY Musician Second Edition" and "Business Basics For Musicians Second Edition" (That can be purchased on amazon and here: https://www.bobbyborg.com/store/)Bobby Borg Official Website: https://www.bobbyborg.com/Bobby Borg Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3QMsZ1-F8Q

Bobby Borg joins us in discussing live streaming solutions. This week we are joined by music industry consultant, author and musician Bobby Borg. Bobby joins us in discussing live streaming solutions. Now that you are off the road and venues are closed it's time to embrace technology and start performing online shows. We provide a […]

Watch This Episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/EfQ80uEJQ5Y Buy "Five Star Music Makeover": https://amzn.to/2Uer7vi Learn more about Bobby and Michael's "Intro to Music Publishing" here: http://bit.ly/2Tx1DVQ Bobby Borg and Michael Eames are so incredibly well informed, and highly expert on so many aspects of the music business that it’s difficult to give them just one description! Publishing, management, booking, contracts, The Music Modernization Act, music licensing, and much, much more! The last time these guys were on TAXI TV, they blew the viewing audience’s collective minds, and I expect they’ll do the same on this episode! They’ve come up with some inventive ways and places in which you could license your music, and they will share some of those as the lead topic of this week’s episode. But, I can guarantee you that we’ll cover a range of topics that you won’t want to miss! Their Bios! Michael Eames is the Founder and President of LA-based independent music publisher PEN Music Group, Inc. PEN specializes in both worldwide publishing administration and pitching music to film/TV/ads. PEN currently represents both well known songs and artists ("I've Had The Time Of My Life" from DIRTY DANCING, "Hotel California", Olivia Newton-John and her longtime writer/producer John Farrar) as well as rising songwriter/artists (such as Todd Wright, ShyBoy, Holly Conlan, Lizz Wright and many others). PEN's songs have been recorded by artists such as Christina Aguilera, Aloe Blacc, Luther Vandross, Kenny Rogers, kd lang, The Black Eyed Peas, Kenny Rogers, Etta James, Frank Sinatra and countless others. Prior to PEN, Michael is a trained songwriter/composer from Cornell University and worked with Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys and worked on the catalogues of Jimi Hendrix and Roy Orbison. Michael is also currently the National President of the Association Of Independent Music Publishers. Bobby Borg is a former Major label, independent, and DIY recording/touring artist with over 25 years experience. A graduate of Berklee College of Music with a BA in Professional Music, and UCLA Extension with a certificate in Marketing Management and Project Management, he serves as a music business educator at Musician’s Institute in Hollywood and at the University of Los Angeles in California, and he also arranges educational programs with institutions overseas. As a music business and A&R consultant to managers, labels, and supervisors, Borg is also a prominent guest speaker at music industry events and a regular contributor to international music business publications. He is the author of Billboard Books best-seller The Musician’s Handbook (https://amzn.to/2UjaOxD), Business Basics For Musicians (https://amzn.to/2TCTrDo), and Music Marketing For The DIY Musician (https://amzn.to/2UaBgsX). Borg was elected Vice President of Special Events For The American Marketing Association in Los Angeles and was awarded the Volunteer of the Year. ------------------------------------ Learn More About TAXI: http://bit.ly/2mPVGYh Rub Elbows with Music Industry Pros at Our FREE Yearly Convention: http://bit.ly/2a9mwlp View Our Current Music Industry Opportunities: http://bit.ly/28JPUyd Connect with Fellow Songwriters on the TAXI Forum: http://bit.ly/2DENChs Listen on the Go with the TAXI TV Podcast: Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/2afebwW Google Play: http://bit.ly/2a7cCQX Stitcher: http://bit.ly/2FuSTJQ Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/2icUDe0 TuneIn: http://bit.ly/2DCzKrd Connect With Us On... Facebook: http://bit.ly/2931C7x Twitter: http://bit.ly/2jJ0EnQ Instagram: http://bit.ly/2jcg7we

Highlights:The ever-evolving ways of how people buy and listen to music and the challenge it comes to publishingHow important to listen to critiques and learn from them when writing a song. Doing your research, interview and survey your target audience for music trends and preferences.Know your competition and find out what your advantage is.Best practices of songwriting. Learn how to connect to people with your songs/lyrics.How do collaborators should approach copyright and copyright law.How music artists can promote their own songs and how you have to think “outside of the box”. Hear success stories that taught us creative ways of how they got their break by thinking outside of the box.The reality of the business side of music and how he learned about it as an artist. Aside from “Intro to Music Publishing”, Bobby also has a course called “DIY music marketing”, also available on groove3.com.Catch Bobby online:https://www.bobbyborg.com/https://www.groove3.com/tutorials/Intro-To-Music-Publishing 

Join Randy Thomas, Mark Nardone, and Anita Gevinson as they chat with music biz consultant, author, and rock drummer - Bobby Borg. Bobby talks about music marketing, business basics and useful tools for the DIY musician, as well as his days recording and touring with Beggars & Thieves, Left For Dead, and Warrant.

Consultant, Author, Musician and Educator Bobby Borg gives us some insights into various aspects of the music business. Bobby gives ideas on how to turn one song into dozens of revenue streams. Learn what every musician should have in place if they want to operate a successful music business. Understand the importance of developing, practicing and investing in your craft. All of this and more can be heard in this episode of Secrets Behind the Music Business. To find out more about Bobby and his services, please visit his website at https://www.bobbyborg.com/

Bobby Borg, author of Music Marketing for the DIY Musician talks in this piece about how YOU and YOUR BAND can attract attention of major labels and A&R Reps. Full Podcast available at http://www.musiclifemagazine.net/podcast-3-shane-christopher-neal-interviews-bobby-borg-former-warrant-drummer-turned-author-speaker-and-music-educator/

This episode features special guest Bobby Borg, author of Music Marketing for the DIY MusicianShow Outline1. Bitcoin and Music?2. Interview with Bobby BorgSee more from Bobby Borg here:www.bobbyborg.comwww.youtube.com/user/bobbyborghttps://www.facebook.com/BOBBYBORGCONSULTINGhttps://twitter.com/BobbyBorg

This episode features special guest Bobby Borg, author of Music Marketing for the DIY MusicianShow Outline1. Bitcoin and Music?2. Interview with Bobby BorgSee more from Bobby Borg here:www.bobbyborg.comwww.youtube.com/user/bobbyborghttps://www.facebook.com/BOBBYBORGCONSULTINGhttps://twitter.com/BobbyBorg

Wow, what a show this is! Super informative on so many levels. The peeps who watched the live show LOVED it, and so will you! Want to know how you get paid when your music is on the Internet? Want to know how to market yourself as an artist or composer? Those and many, many more questions are answered in this power-packed episode with Michael Eames and Bobby Borg - BOTH world-class experts! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Get Your Music to Record Labels, Music Supervisors, and Music Libraries: http://bit.ly/2mPVGYh See what the Music Industry is looking for today: http://bit.ly/28JPUyd Rub elbows with Music Industry Execs at this FREE Convention: http://bit.ly/2a9mwlp See who's been successful using TAXI: http://bit.ly/28Rnhyp FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/2931C7x TWITTER: http://bit.ly/2jJ0EnQ INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/2jcg7we USTREAM: http://bit.ly/1tiimPl

Bobby Borg and Michael Eames join Michael for a killer discussion covering so much great information about DIY Music Promotion and Music Publishing, that even we couldn't believe how good this episode was!

Los Angeles-based music industry expert, drummer and best-selling author Bobby Borg talks about music marketing for the DIY musician

This week's episode is heavy on Star Wars. Dave has already seen the movie three times and is super excited (Don't worry. No spoilers here!). Music business consultant Bobby Borg stops by to talk about how to succeed as a DIY artist. Bobby is a musician, teacher, and author of the books "Music Marketing for the DIY Musician" and "Business Basics for Musicians." On our show, he talks about how to achieve "career execution" as an indie artist, how to get started in DIY, how to avoid mistakes in your career, the future of the music industry, and much more. You can find out more about Bobby's music business consulting services and his books at bobbyborg.com In the "D Block" segment, Dave brings us a Star Wars-themed edition of "Dave's As Yet Untitled Game Show". It is fast-paced and fun. Play along at home, but be sure to let the wookie win. Thanks for rating/reviewing/subscribing to us on SoundCloud and iTunes. Follow Ryan @ryankair and Dave @dkaye1027. Send the show questions and propose show topics at breakthebusiness@gmail.com.

Musician/author Bobby Borg joins Chris in the studio for a one-on-one chat about his new book Business Basics For Musicians.  Bobby uses his straightforward style to cover important foundations such as setting goals and expands the chat into larger topics such as management, touring and the future of music, along with sharing his experiences playing… Continue reading The post CAPE 72: Music Is My Business with Bobby Borg appeared first on ChrisAballo.com.

56 - Turn One Song Into Multiple Income StreamsA lot of musicians are sitting on top of moneymaking opportunities and don't even realize it. Often we can't see what's right in front of us. On this episode, Billy and Bob dissect Bobby Borg's recent blog post about the many ways to make money from a single song. Take notes!

56 - Turn One Song Into Multiple Income StreamsA lot of musicians are sitting on top of moneymaking opportunities and don't even realize it. Often we can't see what's right in front of us. On this episode, Billy and Bob dissect Bobby Borg's recent blog post about the many ways to make money from a single song. Take notes!

After airing out his thoughts on Groundhog Day and National Frozen Yogurt Day, Chris has a one-on-one interview with musician/author Bobby Borg about his new book Music Marketing for the DIY Musician.  They chat about getting in on the ground floor of the music business and the strategies aspiring artists can use to keep their… Continue reading The post CAPE 35: The DIY Roadmap with Bobby Borg appeared first on ChrisAballo.com.