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Peter Hollens is an entrepreneur, educator, and classically trained vocal artist specializing in a cappella music on YouTube. His entrepreneurial spirit has turned his singing skills into an adjacent set of opportunities that have transformed into a highly successful business. He is the founder and Chief Strategist of Creator Agency, as well as the owner of One Voice Productions and an advisor at Patreon, Tubular Labs, and Loudr. Peter has a YouTube following of over 2.5 million and his content has garnered over a billion views since 2011.  Peter joins Jeff Gothelf to share what he has learned and generously teaches others to do as well. He talks about how he continuously reinvents himself, tests new ideas, doubles down on the ones that resonate with his audience, and in doing so, becomes forever employable. You'll hear Peter and Jeff Gothelf talk about: Peter's pursuit of his passion and how it blossomed into a successful career. How Peter created the community he was searching for. Building self-confidence through experience. Why copying others isn't as bad as you may think. The importance of acquisition content as a creator. Why you need to own your creative process. How Peter's company is actually benefiting from the current crisis. In the Forever Employable podcast, host Jeff Gothelf shares stimulating, impactful stories and interviews with successful professionals as he prepares to launch his new book. It is his aim to provide listeners with the actionable insights to take them from professionally fit to forever employable.  Watch the full conversation with Peter and Jeff here.  Resources Jeff Gothelf on LinkedIn | Twitter JeffGothelf.com Peter Hollens on LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube PeterHollens.com

Peter Hollens is an American entrepreneur, educator, and is best known as a classically trained vocal artist specializing in Acapella music on Youtube and Facebook. He has over 5 million followers and subscribers on his content and over a billion views since 2011. Hollens was a founding member of the YouTube creator advisory board and advises many companies including Patreon, Loudr, and Tubular. Hollens has collaborated and performed with many outstanding artists including David Archuleta, Brian Wilson, Jason Mraz, Hunter Hayes, Gladys Knight, Lindsey Stirling, George Watsky, Jackie Evancho, and ThePianoGuys. He has released over 160+ digital singles and continues to release new music every other week. In December of 2017, Hollens launched his digital education platform, Creator Education: a robust, online education video series that teaches aspiring creators the key entrepreneurship skills and strategies needed to live their passion in the digital age. In this episode, Peter takes us through his journey of taking a choir class and how it opened his eyes to many more musical opportunities. You can read more about this episode here: https://bwmissions.com/blog/peter-hollens-podcast Follow Bryan Wish on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/bryanwish/ Follow Bryan Wish on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bryanwish_?s=11 Follow Bryan Wish on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryanwish_/ Join our Mission: bwmissions.com/join/ Join our Community: my.community.com/bwmissions

Today we have such a cool guest joining us! His name is Sebastian Wolff, and he has been involved in the video game music industry for over a decade, modernizing practices of rights management, royalty collection and assessing music publishing opportunities for game developers, publishers, and composers. Sebastian also co-founded the US mechanical rights company called Loudr, which was acquired by Spotify in 2018. In addition, he founded Materia Collective which is a leading video game music group that manages soundtrack distribution and publishing and produces CDs, vinyl and sheet music. On this episode we get deeper into the business side of the industry, talking about licensing and rights and how artists should go about making sure that they remain on the legal side of things. Sebastian explains to us what metadata entails and why it should be a top priority for any artists, particularly because of its revenue implications. He has so much more knowledge to share with us, so don't miss out on today's episode!   Key Points From This Episode: A quick introduction to how Sebastian got started in the exciting world of video game music. Finding Loudr and recognizing a need for licensing and rights assistance in the industry. Sebastian's view on streaming and how it is placing a higher demand on the quality of music. How song covers contribute to the industry and what their legal implications are. The strict regulations around uploading cover songs on social media platforms. How to get rights for publishing and selling and the best companies to consult. What metadata entails and why it is so relevant to all industry role-players. Embedding your metadata and advice and how to approach and manage it. Why artists still need to register copyright, even before releasing their music. What Sebastian is learning at the moment and the book he recommends to everyone. How artists can increase their revenue and why doing the not-so-fun bits is necessary. And much more!     Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Sebastian Wolff — https://sebastianwolff.info/ Sebastian Wolff on Twitter — https://twitter.com/SebastianWolff Loudr — https://loudr.fm/ Spotify — https://www.spotify.com/ Materia Collective — https://www.materiacollective.com/ Savvy Music Academy — https://savvymusicianacademy.com/ Kingdom Hearts — https://www.kingdomhearts.com/home/gb/ Final Fantasy — https://www.finalfantasy.com/ Justin Bieber — https://www.justinbiebermusic.com/ Pentatonix — http://ptxofficial.com/ Easy Song Licensing — https://www.easysonglicensing.com/ Harry Fox — https://www.harryfox.com/#/ Songfile — http://www.songfile.com/ DistroKid — https://distrokid.com/ Soundrop — https://soundrop.com/ SoundExchange — https://www.soundexchange.com/ Gracenote — http://www.gracenote.com/ Media Net — https://www.media.net/ Ramit Sethi — https://www.iwillteachyoutoberich.com/ I Will Teach You To Be Rich — https://www.amazon.com/Will-Teach-You-Be-Rich/dp/0761147489

Louis Matteo, a 2007 graduate of Berklee College of Music, used his creative talents to become an independent musician and songwriter in New York City. Louis also has more than a decade of experience working in music licensing with The Harry Fox Agency and San Francisco tech startup Loudr, acquired by Spotify in April 2018.

Masters in Business Host Barry Ritholtz joins Carol and they speak to Rick Clough, Bloomberg News Industrials Reporter, and Karen Ubelhart, Bloomberg Intelligence Industrials Analyst, on GE earnings and turnaround outlook. Peter Waldman, Bloomberg News Projects & Investigations Reporter, discusses his Bloomberg Businessweek story about data-mining company Palantir tracking U.S. citizens. Sun Jen Yung, Partner at Nfluence Partners, explains how she put Spotify together with music tracker Loudr. Hemant Taneja, Managing Director at General Catalyst, talks about his book "Unscaled: How AI and a New Generation of Startups are Creating the Economy of the Future." And we Drive to the Close with Masakazu Takeda, Portfolio Manager at Hennessy Funds. 

Masters in Business Host Barry Ritholtz joins Carol and they speak to Rick Clough, Bloomberg News Industrials Reporter, and Karen Ubelhart, Bloomberg Intelligence Industrials Analyst, on GE earnings and turnaround outlook. Peter Waldman, Bloomberg News Projects & Investigations Reporter, discusses his Bloomberg Businessweek story about data-mining company Palantir tracking U.S. citizens. Sun Jen Yung, Partner at Nfluence Partners, explains how she put Spotify together with music tracker Loudr. Hemant Taneja, Managing Director at General Catalyst, talks about his book "Unscaled: How AI and a New Generation of Startups are Creating the Economy of the Future." And we Drive to the Close with Masakazu Takeda, Portfolio Manager at Hennessy Funds.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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                NEWS How to sell more physical product Do you need to remaster for streaming? GUEST Loudr CEO Chris Crawford The post Episode #174 – Selling Physical Product, Remastering, And Loudr CEO Chris Crawford appeared first on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast.

                NEWS How to sell more physical product Do you need to remaster for streaming? GUEST Loudr CEO Chris Crawford

San Francisco-based Loudr builds products and services that help content creators, aggregators, and music services identify rights holders, secure mechanical licenses, and pay royalties to music publishers. Powered by technology that parses publishing metadata and matches sound recordings to compositions, Loudr makes it easy for builders and creators to secure music rights clearance and report royalties at scale. To date, the company has distributed over $1 million in royalties to songwriters and music publishers worldwide. Chris Crawford, CEO, oversees business and corporate development. He directs negotiations and develops relationships with major music publishers, digital retailers, rights collection societies, and data partners, and drives overall strategy and vision for the Loudr business. Before launching Loudr, Chris worked with the public relations, institutional sales, and iTunes promotions teams at Apple. A former a cappella director and arranger, Chris is an avid supporter of the vocal music community and speaks regularly on music business events, including panels and seminars in San Francisco, New York, Nashville, Los Angeles, and Boston.

Loudr is a San Francisco based company which helps artists, digital distributors, and music services identify rights holders, secure mechanical licenses, and pay royalties to music publishers. The technology behind the service parses publishing metadata and matches sound recordings to compositions, making it easy for anyone to clear mechanical licenses. For example, it allows you to start selling cover songs you've recorded, hassle-free. To date, the company has distributed over $1 million in royalties to songwriters and music publishers worldwide. Loudr's CEO Chris Crawford, who used to be a part of the iTunes team at Apple, is a guest on the latest Music Growth Talks episode to explain how his company has been solving the challenge of clearing and releasing cover songs in the US. During our conversation, Chris talks about the different types of licenses, explains what businesses Loudr works with, and shows how the new version of their API makes it easier to link musical compositions and their owners. Listen to this episode to hear Loudr's promising vision of the future, and to learn how things are solved the Silicon Valley way. ⏯ Go to http://dottedmusic.com/2017/podcast/mgt93-loudr/ for the show notes and http://musicgrowthtalks.com to subscribe to the podcast.

 Peter Hollens is an American pop singer and producer best known for his work on YouTube as an a cappella cover artist. With 1.5 million subscribers, his videos have reached a quarter of a billion views on FaceBook and YouTube since 2011. Hollens has collaborated and performed with several outstanding artists including Brian Wilson, Jason Mraz, Hunter Hayes, Gladys Knight, Lindsey Stirling, George Watsky, Jackie Evancho, and ThePianoGuys. He has released over 125+ digital singles to date and continues to release new music every other week. He has been involved with a cappella music since 1999 when he co-founded the University of Oregon’s male a cappella group On The Rocks. In 2010 he and the group were featured on NBC’s The Sing Off Season 2. Hollens also consults many of his fellow peers and advises companies including Patreon, Loudr, Tubular and is on the YouTube creator advisory board. Probably none of us have met a celebrity walking through the park, but chances are, we’ve all come across a few on the internet. From jugglers, to makeup artists, to technology gurus, YouTube has it all. Including a cappella star, Peter Hollens. Turn up the volume or put some headphones in to get the latest hits on Peter Hollens life with your hosts Blake Brandes and Ivy LaClair. You can read the full show notes at www.motivationalmillennial.com

Peter Hollens is an a cappella singer and producer who's built a massive loyal following on YouTube and Patreon. With over 1.5 million subscribers and 125+ digital singles released, his videos have reached more than 250 million viewers since 2011. Hollens is on the advisory board for artist-focused companies such as Patreon, Loudr, and Tubular, and has collaborated with the likes of Brian Wilson, Jason Mraz, Hunter Hayes, Lindsey Stirling, George Watsky, and Tyler Ward. In this WeSpin Recipes episode, recorded days before Christmas, Peter Hollens shares what it took to get where he is today, and, of course, talks about his new Christmas album (which is really good!). Peter is a goldmine of knowledge and inspiration for artists. Here are just some of the topics he covered: tips on collaboration and community building, reverse-engineering the success of others, the importance of knowing your platforms, analyzing Facebook vs. YouTube, and overcoming your fears. Listen to this episode to also learn what mobile apps Peter Hollens uses for promotion daily, to understand how to achieve success on Patreon, and to hear what Peter would do if he started from scratch today. Go to http://wespin.co/wsr85/ for the show notes and http://getacard.wespin.co/ to learn how to support the podcast and get a free WeSpin postcard.

  Should everyone in your band be on the same vocal mic or does it make more sense to let the singer choose a mic? What about the sound engineer's opinion? These are important questions to ask, and Paul throws them into the mix for he and Dave to discuss. Getting the gig: what kind of demo or sample do you need? Years ago that was audio, but now is it video? Again, Paul and Dave discuss. First, though, in this final show of 2016, your two favorite Weekend Warriors pay a little tribute and remember some of the more notable musicians we've lost this year. All this and more in this week's GigGab! Chapters/Timestamps: 00:00:00 GigGab 96 – December 28th, 2016 00:02:06 Musicians Gone By 2016 00:12:50 Demos as a path to getting a gig 00:15:23 Go into a studio or self-record? 00:17:27 What about video? 00:19:50 Audio can work, but.. 00:20:50 Live video is the answer! 00:22:01 The importance of snippets and a highlight reel 00:23:38 Loudr 00:24:47 Licensing Fees 00:26:32 Should everyone be on the same vocal mic? Shure Beta 58  EV RE510  Telefunken M80  Heil PR35  00:33:46 Happy new year! Interview with Jan Hammer

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Welcome to the WinterFest 2015 Sessions of Last Call, as aired during RadioSEGA's WinterFest 2015 event on the weekend of 18-20 December 2015. Check out the Doc in the following places... - Facebook: http://facebook.com/halcmusic - Twitter: http://twitter.com/dr_halc - Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/halc - Bandcamp: http://halc.bandcamp.com - Loudr: https://loudr.fm/artist/halc/e8RT8 - OverClocked ReMix: http://ocremix.org/artist/4793/halc

Emily Reese interviews composer Maclaine Diemer about his music for Guild Wars 2, and talks to Sebastian Wolff from Loudr.fm about his new Final Fantasy remix collaboration, Materia. Support Emily on Patreon.

The Doctor is officially in the building! Gracing us all with his presence on Last Call is Dr. halc, for something completely different on the 2015 season of this show. Enjoy the flow of the Doc's picks! Tracklist: GaMeBoX - Robotnik Radio (Sonic the Hedgehog 3) Jose the Bronx Rican - Unknown From MC (Sonic Adventure 2) Mattias Haagstrom Gerdt - The World's Smallest Giant (Ecco: The Tides of Time) Jewbei & Dr. halc - Icebreaker (Sonic the Hedgehog 3) Tryezz feat. DiGi Valentine - New Jack Mantle (NiGHTS Into Dreams) RoBKTA & Dr. halc - Roadside Adventures (OutRunners) coda - Report 2: Fusou Sir Jordanius & Dr. halc - WhACKASS WORKShIFTS (Sonic CD) Zone Runners - Crazy Mofo (Sonic Adventure) Dr. halc feat. Detective Tuesday & Jaymyria Etienne - I Found Love DrumUltimA & Harmony - Under Construction (Sonic the Hedgehog) Shnabubula - Moonlight Passage Hiroki Wada - Mystic Eyes Joshua Morse - Turtle Dance 2 ----------------------- Check out the Doc in the following places... - Facebook: http://facebook.com/halcmusic - Twitter: http://twitter.com/dr_halc - Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/halc - Bandcamp: http://halc.bandcamp.com - Loudr: https://loudr.fm/artist/halc/e8RT8 - OverClocked ReMix: http://ocremix.org/artist/4793/halc