Podcasts about louis marks

Louis Marks and Fabian Brown, the powerhouse minds behind Ropa Dope, bring decades of industry expertise and a unique perspective on the evolving landscape of the music business. With their focus on empowering independent artists, they offer practical insights into building a sustainable music career without losing artistic authenticity. In this episode, they discuss essential strategies for navigating the music world and establishing a resilient foundation.What you'll learn:How to set achievable goals and avoid the pitfalls of comparison in the music industry.Key tactics for building meaningful relationships with fans and industry professionals.Proven methods for diversifying income, including the potential of patronage as a support model.----Visit Ropa Dope's website: https://ropeadope.com/Book an Artist Breakthrough Session with the Modern Musician team: https://apply.modernmusician.me/podcast

Order THIRD EDITION of How to Make It in the New Music Business: https://book.aristake.comThis week, on the New Music Business Podcast, Ari sits down with Louis Marks and Fabian Brown of Ropeadope Records, a label that's been around in the jazz world for 25 years and has worked with Christian Scott, Greg Spiro, Terrace Martin, Questlove, Spanish Harlem Orchestra, Taj Majal, Sister Gertrude Morgan, and so many more. In this episode, Louis and Fabian talk about how most of their artists cannot make a living just from streaming revenue. They share the ways they've been evolving, as a label, to elevate and lift their artists in the ever changing landscape of the new music industry. This conversation discusses the ins and outs of streaming, social media, physical sales, downloads, bandcamp, touring, patronage, community, and so much more. 00:00 - Introduction04:55 - The Mission of Ropeadope Records18:43 - Rethinking the Value of Music24:22 - Preserving Contemporary Music31:32 - Re-Educating Fans and Focusing on the Connection44:44 - The Limitations of Streaming Platforms53:29 - Exploring Alternative Models for Artist Support Subscribe to The New Music Business: https://aristake.com/new-music-business-podcast/Ari's Take Academy: https://aristakeacademy.comWatch more discussions like this: https://bit.ly/3LavMpaConnect with Ari's Take:Website: https://aristake.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aristake_TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aris.takeX: https://twitter.com/ArisTakeThreads: https://www.threads.net/@aristake_YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aristake1Connect with Ari Herstand:Website: https://ariherstand.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/ariherstandX: https://twitter.com/ariherstandYouTube: https://youtube.com/ariherstandConnect with Ropeadope Records:Website: https://ropeadope.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ropeadope/Bandcamp: https://ropeadope.bandcamp.com/X: https://x.com/ropeadopeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ropeadope99Edited and mixed by Ari DavidsMusic by Brassroots DistrictProduced by the team at Ari's Take Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Diana Purim and Krishna Booker from Eyedentity join Louis Marks to discuss their recent release on Ropeadope "País Da Maravilha (Wonderland)" Stream Link Bandcamp Link --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Louis Marks chats with Erin Bode about her new album, "YourSong Vol 1" out now on Ropeadope. LINKS: Order the CD on Bandcamp Follow Ropeadope's Here & Now Spotify Playlist Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks Engineer - Fabian Segura --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Legendary bass player Bakithi Kumalo joins Louis Marks on The Station Tapes to discuss his life, career, and new album What You Hear Is What You See, out now on Ropeadope. LINKS: Order the CD on Bandcamp Follow Ropeadope's Here & Now Spotify Playlist Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks Engineer - Fabian Segura --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Louis Marks welcomes Craig Waters to the show to chat about his life and career in music and preview the upcoming single from Craig Waters and The Flood, "A Love Like You," which will be available everywhere on October 15, 2021. Follow Ropeadope's Here & Now Playlist on Spotify Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks Audio Engineering - Fabian Segura --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Louis Marks sits down for a chat with the entire band that worked with Paul Giess on his record "Hymns, Vol. 1" Follow Ropeadope's Here & Now Playlist on Spotify Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Louis Marks speaks with world class percussionist Taku Hirano about his new album Blue York, out on Ropeadope and Modern Icon October 1, 2021. LINKS: Bandcamp Spotify Apple Music Follow Ropeadope Here & Now Playlist on Spotify CREDITS: Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Louis Marks sits down with Gillian Margot to discuss her latest release, Power Flower, out now on Ropeadope. Opening Song: This Night Closing Song: Power Flower LINKS: Bandcamp Spotify Apple Music Follow Ropeadope Here & Now Playlist on Spotify CREDITS: Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Louis Marks sits down with J3PO to discuss his life, career, and latest release, MAINS, out now on Ropeadope. Opening Song: I've Changed My Mind Closing Song: Right Now LINKS: Bandcamp Spotify Apple Music Ropeadope Here & Now Playlist on Spotify CREDITS: Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Louis Marks sits down with Weedie Braimah and Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah to discuss Weedie's new album, The Hands of Time, out on Christian Scott's Stretch Music label and Ropeadope, September 24, 2021. LINKS: Bandcamp Spotify Apple Music Follow Ropeadope Here & Now Playlist on Spotify CREDITS: Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Louis Marks chats with Paul Giess about his new album Hymns Vol. 1, out on Ropeadope August 27, 2021. LINKS: Bandcamp Spotify Apple Music Follow Ropeadope Here & Now Playlist on Spotify CREDITS: Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's the start of a brand new season! Iain and Mark are joined by Eric Escamilla from The Best Picture Podcast to discuss Louis Marks' Planet Of Giants. It's also time to unveil The Mind Probe! Theme music performed by Momo:tempo AOTAS Webpage The Best Picture Podcast Mostly Harmless Cutaway Podcast AOTAS on Twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alloftimeandspace/message

Ropeadope is a collaborative community, a brand, a moving force with a life of its own that is larger than life. Founded at the close of the last century, Ropeadope has taken the path less traveled, always following the music where it wants to go. From historically significant records with celebrity names to completely unknown artists, Ropeadope has crossed boundaries and defied music business logic to create a truly unique company that continues to release great music. Ropeadope is a story of inclusion. We view the world as a place of one, where music is a unifying force connecting all of us. We accept that musicians know their art better than businessmen do. We know that this concept, this thing called Ropeadope, is larger than any of us. And so we follow wherever Ropeadope may lead. -------------------For more information on Ropeadope, visit:Ropeadope.comfacebook:  @ropeadope99IG: @ropeadopeTW: @ropeadopeRopeadope on BandcampYouTube: 21Soul-------------------Music courtesy of Ropeadope:"I Can't Breathe" (feat. Mark Whitfield) (For Erica) by Vivian Sessoms"Young Love" by The Last Poets

If you missed the Tribeca Film Festival, and chances are you did, never fear because “Doctor Who: The Runaway” is now ready for your VR-addled eyeballs, at least if you live in the UK. If you’re into more traditional media, we have “The Evil of the Daleks” vinyl news and a storybook devoted to the ends, beginnings, almost-weres and never-was of the beloved Target novelisations. Our Miniscope this week features gentleman author and TV veteran Louis Marks, as we look at his work on “Planet of Giants”, “Day of the Daleks”, “Planet of Evil”, and “The Masque of Mandragora”! Make yourself a salami sandwich and enjoy! Links: – Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon! – Gallifrey One 2020 tickets still on sale – The Runaway launched May 16 – The Runaway will be on demo at UK public libraries – Evil of the Daleks due on vinyl July 12 – The Target Storybook due October 24 – Support Red Nose Day USA, enter to win breakfast with Jodie Whittaker on the Doctor Who set – Red Nose Day USA Whittaker contest promo video – Who memorabilia at auction May 30 – Eric Saward will be doing a signing for his Resurrection of the Daleks novelization at Forbidden Planet London Miniscope: – Louis Marks – Planet of the Giants – Day of the Daleks – Planet of Evil – The Masque of Mandragora

Our twelfth episode focuses on the barnstorming 1972 season 9 opener Day of the Daleks in which time-travelling guerrilla fighters seek to avert a bleak Dalek-run future Earth and the Doctor and Jo find themselves caught up in a terrifying time paradox. Elsewhere we have the usual fun with the Cailleach and a quiz. We also make reference to the new 1972 Doctor Who annual which features a story (The Living Crystal) by yours truly, and the book Secret Diary of a 1970s secretary written by Sarah Shaw, formerly a production assistant to Day of the Daleks' writer Louis Marks. The 1972 DW annual: http://www.lulu.com/shop/http://www.lulu.com/shop/anon-anon/reversed-polarity/hardcover/product-24044380.html Secret Diary of a 1970s secretary: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Secret-Diary-1970s-Secretary-Sarah/dp/1472124693 We top and tail this episode with the BBC Video ident music which wrapped around the original 1986 video release of this story. Please subscribe and review the podcast or get in touch on Twitter @worlenoughpod. We love you xxx

In the ever changing world of the music business, labels big and small have to live by one premise: Adapt or die. Louis Marks of Ropeadope Records has adapted, and then some. Overcoming a rough era in the business with the decline of physical sales, the increase in pirated music and the move to streaming […] The post 362 – Louis Marks (Ropeadope Records): David VS Goliath appeared first on Drummer's Resource: Conversations with the world's greatest drummers and music industry pros..

"Two words, gentlemen: Hubba hubba" Col, Daniel, and Steven are joined by Pete, a mysterious human from the 21st-century, to 'time-jump' back into the 20th century so as to discuss a high-ranking Classic Doctor Who episode; DAY OF THE DALEKS! Another instance of Doctor Who being ahead of its time, this time-y wime-y plot by Louis Marks has since been cribbed by the likes of The Terminator and is inspired itself by the work of no less a sci-fi great than Ray Bradbury.  Featuring the return of the Daleks for the first time in five years and the first time in colour, sweet dorks are encouraged to seek out the 2011 special edition of DAY OF THE DALEKS to appreciate the intent if not the budget of the original production (though the original remains a great deal of fun!). Our thanks again go to Chris Achilleos for his kind permission for the use of his cover for the Target novelisation of DAY OF THE DALEKS, written by Terrance Dicks. © all original music copyright New To Who 2016 and 2017 Special thanks to Sarah Tout at Voice Box Media Training for her patience and expertise.

John interviews Louis Marks, the visionary CEO of Ropeadope Records, about the new and evolving independent music industry.  Louis explains the past, present, and future of his label, describes his path in the independent music world, and name drops some great musicians you need to hear.  Louis also reveals some very personal thoughts about trust, the human part of the music business, and why he chooses to work in service to musicians.  With permission of Ropeadope Records and Shaun Martin, this show features a snippet of Shaun's song "One Big Party" off the album "Seven Summers." Get more info off the blogpost: http://bit.ly/2pRezXL Visit the MAKE MOVES website: www.makemoveswithjohn.com  Connect with MAKE MOVES on Facebook @makemoveswithjohn Connect with MAKE MOVES on Instagram @makemoveswithjohn  

There were little scarf bits everywhere. It was a disaster to clean. This week Kiyan and Dylan put forward their life’s work in harnessing the power of podcasting. They successfully harness pure podcast ether to create this episode about Planet of Evil, which was written by Louis Marks and aired in September and October ofContinue reading →

Dope: adjective, informal: very good. This week Kiyan and Dylan explain the triumphant return and subsequent loss of the Daleks. They tried to exterminate any tangents before they got too big, but some of them were too powerful. Day of the Daleks aired in January of 1972 and was written by Louis Marks. Doctor WhoContinue reading →

This month, Kyle and Erik talk about one of the go-to utility writers during the 1960s and '70s, Louis Marks, who has a very impressive career outside of Doctor Who and who wrote "Planet of Giants," "Day of the Daleks," "Planet of the Evil," and "The Masque of Mandragora" between 1964 and 1976. The fellas talk about the writer's uncanny ability to have a great first episode but an abysmal fourth one. Strange, strange, strange.   Also, please leave us a review on iTunes and you could win two signed by author Paul Cornell!

Hola muy buenas... tras solo SEIS MESES (perdón :S) llega el primer episodio de la segunda temporada de Doctor Who Comentado con la firme promesa de que escucharéis toda esta segunda temporada seguida, semana a semana. Si no lo hago sois libres de quitarme las cuerdas vocales.En fin, primer serial Planet of Giants. Disfruten.   Descargar (14.3 MB / 21 min)SinopsisLas puertas de la TARDIS se abren justo antes de materializarse, lo que provoca que pierda el control. Tras salir de ella los viajeros descubren que han sido miniaturizados y que miden poco más de una pulgada de alto. En este estado interfieren en el plan de un cruel hombre de negocios que está dispuesto a hacer todo por sacar al mercado un nuevo pesticida que puede resultar perjudicial para todo bicho viviente. Ficha técnicaEscrito por: Louis Marks | Dirigido por: Mervyn Pinfield y Douglas CamfieldIntérpretes: William Hartnell (Doctor), Carol Ann Ford (Susan Foreman), Jacqueline Hill (Barbara Wright), William Russell (Ian Chesterton), Alan Tilvern (Forrester) y Reginald Barral (Smithers). EpisodiosPlanet of Giants - 31/10/1964 17:15Dangerous Journey - 07/11/1964 17:15Crisis - 14/11/1964 17:15Este podcast está alojado en Archive.org, os podéis suscribir a través de nuestro feed universal o via iTunes o iVoox. La música es el tema de Doctor Who de Ron Grainger y el album El Llamado del Cosmos de Quasar J-01, descargada desde Jamendo.com ¡únete a los companions en Facebook y Twitter! Gracias por escuchar Doctor Who Comentado. Tu opinión sobre el podcast me es muy importante, así que tengo una encuesta en inglés para que me comentéis. Podéis hacer la versión larga o la abreviada. Muchas gracias.