Podcasts about new music industry

Dive deep into the intersection of music, technology, and brands with Jesse Kirshbaum, CEO of the Nue Agency, on the MUBUTV Music Business Insider Podcast. Learn how Jesse crafts iconic partnerships with giants like Spotify and McDonald's and discover the critical elements that drive successful artist-brand collaborations in today's evolving landscape. With insights into the future of music through web three and AI, this episode is a must for anyone committed to navigating the music industry.

Welcome to The Money Trench. In this episode, Mark is joined by the new Music Managers Forum (MMF) CEO, Annabella Coldrick. As well as digging into the latest music industry news, including major label restructuring and management lawsuits, the conversation explores how the role of music managers has evolved over the years, the key ways to make the industry fairer and how to create strong artist relationships. NEWSLETTER Sign up HERE for TMT newsletter - featuring each week's hottest music industry stories. PPL  The Money Trench is sponsored by the PPL who celebrate their 90th year in business this year. KEEP UP TO DATE For the latest podcast and music business updates, make sure to follow us on:  Instagram: @the_money_trench LinkedIn: The Money Trench Website: The Money Trench GET IN TOUCH If you have any feedback, guest suggestions or general comments? We'd love to hear from you! - Get in touch here! Thanks to our partners PPL  Earth/Percent Tom A Smith Aimless Play Fourth Pillar Sennheiser Junkhead Studio Tape Notes Executive Producer: Mike Walsh Producer: Tape Notes  Recorded and Edited: Jonathan Coughlin

Career Diversity: Crafting Saudi's Music FuturePaul Pacifico's journey to becoming the CEO of the Music Commission of Saudi Arabia is a tale of diverse experiences shaping an ideal role. With a background that spans from banking to music, Paul's multifaceted career has perfectly positioned him for this unique challenge. He mentions, “It requires all of the expertise from everything I've ever done in my life. Whether that's from music or outside music,” highlighting the value of a varied career path in reaching such pivotal roles.Vision 2030: Reshaping Saudi's Cultural SceneThe Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is undergoing a seismic shift in its cultural landscape, driven by Vision 2030. This ambitious plan aims for economic diversification and a vibrant societal overhaul. Paul elaborates, “Music pushes change, pushes the envelope, but it also brings people together.” Music's dual role in challenging norms and uniting people is at the heart of Saudi Arabia's transformative journey, making it a cornerstone of their cultural revival.Saudi Arabia: A Land of Unexpected DiversityPaul highlights the vastness and cultural diversity of Saudi Arabia, often surprising to many. He compares the country's size to Western Europe, emphasizing varied landscapes and a fast-growing, predominantly young population. “70 percent of the population is under 35 years of age,” he notes, pointing to a digitally enabled and ambitious generation driving change.Building a New Music Industry from ScratchThe Music Commission's task of constructing a new music industry is both daunting and exciting. With no existing infrastructure, they are at liberty to design systems reflective of a future-facing economy. Paul delves into the complexities: “with everything we know about the history of the last 200 years and the evolution of technology from paper cards to blockchain, what would we like to do?” This blank slate approach offers a unique opportunity to innovate without legacy constraints.Human Insight: The Core of Music Industry EvolutionAmidst the discussions about technology and infrastructure, Paul underscores the importance of the human factor. He argues that technology like blockchain is not a panacea but rather a tool that needs to be used judiciously. “What you need is the data in the system,” he says, emphasizing the necessity of accurate and comprehensive data for effective management and distribution in the music industry.

Do you observe the current music industry and feel that being a DJ or a touring artist is not your calling? Do you prefer to work behind the scenes in a studio, generating ideas and leaving your mark on other forms of media that will last forever? Join Cameron as he chats with a music industry veteran who has secured numerous sync placements. Together, they dive into the world of licensing and placements, exploring the key components contributing to Ed Hartman's legendary career. If you want to learn how to leverage this aspect of the music industry, tune in now. Get your music heard by millions of people and generate more income with Ed Hartman's Modern Sync Licensing Bootcamp. Resources:Ed Hartman MusicAs The Earth TurnsMusic Supervisor, Inc.Sound ExchangeCrucial MusicAcuity – All-in-one appointment managementDistrokid – The easiest way to get music onto Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Tidal, TikTok, and more.Get Backblaze – We're offering a free month of Backblaze cloud backup for a limited time! Modern Producer Secrets Podcast is brought to you by Music Producers Alliance®. We help music producers elevate their brands online so they can consistently attract higher quality artists who will pay premium prices for their production services and make a bigger impact in the music industry.  Producer & Host: Cameron BashawGuest: Edmund HartmanEditorial: Cameron BashawEdited in Descript. Try it for yourself (affiliate code in link)Published by: Teknofonic Recordings LLCIntro Song: Project Overthrow – Cameron BashawOutro song: Lost in A Remix – Pollux & Castor

In this interview of "Dear Songwriter...", we go back to an interview I did with Paul Neil of the "Don't Quit Your Dayjob" podcast, where we both discuss being half-asian in a predominantly white scene, touring the world, and my views on how to go about being a musician these days.

Master composer and pianist Phillip Keveren joins me on the podcast today to talk about how the music industry has changed and how composers can success by diversifying. We also break down how to write succesfully for the piano, church, and educational markets. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/garrett-breeze/support

In this episode of Music Industry 360 we talk with Ari Herstand, the author of How To Make It In The Music Industry. Ari Herstand is the CEO and founder of the music business education company Ari's Take and its online school Ari's Take Academy as well as the host of the Webby Award winning New Music Business podcast.He is also the author of the book How To Make It in the New Music Business which is a #1 best seller in 3 categories on Amazon and is being taught in over 300 universities in the US and has been translated into multiple languages. As a musician he has played over 1,000 shows all over the world and has released 4 albums. Herstand has written for many of the top musician trade magazines and websites including Variety, Billboard, Music Connection Magazine, American Songwriter, and Digital Music News.

In this episode, we sit down and speak with veteran music executive the one and only Phil Quartararo. Phil was the president of Virgin in the US as well as the president of Warner Bros. Records and EMI North America and is now the president & chariman of a dynamic new media company called The Hello Group. ****** Use code MUBUTV10 to get 10% off of your order with the Music Business Registry here

Today on #TheGAUDSShow #raydaniels discusses his perspective on trending topics with Tamira. Ray speaks on the open marketplace that is the new music industry. He shares his thoughts on artists' security, snitching, and the difference between music politics and hood politics. Ray also discusses his thoughts on Onlyfans.

Hey Identifier, https://mashable.com/article/fn-meka-record-deal-racial-stereotyping #fnmeka #music #blackface On Aug. 12, AI-powered rapper FN Meka signed a record deal with Capitol Records, becoming the first digital artist to sign with a major label. Eleven days later, the deal was terminated amidst calls that the character promoted "gross stereotypes" of Black culture, as reported by the New York Times. The voice behind the character has also come forward to say to XXL that he has never been paid for his involvement in the project. The virtual rapper has a large digital presence, with 10.3 million TikTok followers and 222,000 Instagram followers. He was created by media company Factory New, which is cofounded by Anthony Martini and Brandon Le. The two men told Music Business News last year that FN Meka was created by "using thousands of data points compiled from video games and social media." They also say that while the character's voice comes from a real human, his lyrics and all other elements of his rapping are generated by AI. Since the digital rapper's recent online attention, FN Meka has received negative criticism for his mannerisms and online presence. Many took issue with the character using the N-word in his lyrics, and others called out depictions of police brutality on the rapper's social media. Leave us a Voice Mail or Support https://anchor.fm/the-identity-booth/message https://anchor.fm/the-identity-booth/support Sub to the channel here https://www.twitch.tv/theidentitybooth Donate https://streamlabs.com/projecteto/tip The Goal: Try to Identify with you as you try to identify with me. Find Heero here: https://linktr.ee/the_identity_Booth outro Hey Baby (Produced By Melv) Take Care --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-identity-booth/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-identity-booth/support

Troy University is now offering a new Master of Business Administration in Music Industry. And, the degree is giving music students practical industry experience, as Producer Jaelanne Thomas reports. And Host Marissa Lacey brings us a story on "The Music Man" statue. It depicts a man playing the saxophone and was placed there in honor of clarinet player and emeritus professor of Music, Carl Vollrath.

An interview with Nick Merich from Mintsongs all about Music NFTs and how NFT technology will change the music industry. We talk about individual artists, splits, royalties, different social platforms, building an nft community, how music artists can make money from their art, and more. Connect with Nick & Mint songs: Nick's Twitter: https://twitter.com/Nick_MerichMintsongs Twitter: https://twitter.com/mintsongs Minstsongs site: https://www.mintsongs.com/

Jayson Evans is the best selling author of The 4D Songwriter: How to Dominate the New Music Industry. He's also the host of the IAMN (I am Northbound) podcast for music marketing.The key to connecting with your fans is authenticity, and Jayson is a master at helping artists sculpt their message so that it stands out from the noise and captures the attention of the right fans at the right time.Here's what you'll learn: An effective "listener path" for social media marketingWhere to put your valuable marketing resources (and where to avoid)The most important principles to build into your marketing strategyCheck out Jayson's amazing ‘IAMN: I am Northbound' podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/iamn-i-am-northbound/id1436886468 To check out more of Jayson's super valuable music marketing content head over to: www.iamnorthbound.com Want to Fast Track Your Music Career? Try MusicMentor™ Pro For Free: https://link.modernmusician.me/MusicMentor

In this episode, host Aziza Gomez talks with recording artist and Bassist Brad Cummings about his path into owning his own academy and his experiences working with labels. Cummings shares his tips on how to succeed and thrive as a professional musician in the modern music business and the importance of acting like a professional in the music business. Check out the academy's website: http://www.therokacademy.com/ Editing by: Aziza Gomez Like, comment, and follow us on your favorite platform for more content! Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beach-weekly/id1488484518?uo=4 Google Podcasts https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9kMzEwMjEwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4HJaqJep02kHeIQy8op1n1 Overcast https://overcast.fm/itunes1488484518/beach-weekly Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/daily49er

On today's episode, Katie chats with Tara Brueske about how to navigate the new music industry. We tackle the big question: do artists now have it harder than ever before, or is that a facade? We discuss what it used to take to be successfully in the days before social media, vs. what it takes now. We also share tips to successfully balance the many roles indie musicians play in their business. CONNECT WITH TARA https://tarabrueske.com/ https://www.instagram.com/tarabrueskemusic/ https://www.tiktok.com/@tarabrueskemusic?lang=en CONNECT WITH KATIE www.katiezaccardi.com Follow on Instagram Follow on TikTok @katiezaccardi on Clubhouse WORK WITH KATIE Explore Program Offers Apply for 1:1 Coaching FREE RESOURCES "5 wellness habits you can start today - a quick and easy guide for busy women in music" 7 Days of Gratitude Journal Prompts Easy Recipes for Musicians E-Book The Musician's Clarity Kit FREE TRAINING: How to Promote Your Music Without Being SALES-Y IDEAL FAN WORKSHEET: https://mailchi.mp/38258668c0dd/idealfan IDEAL CLIENT WORKSHEET: https://mailchi.mp/8de6586d9bdb/idealclient

What do you want out of your music career? Do you find yourself dreaming about things you don't have and wonder if you'll ever get them? Do you have a plan for getting what you want out of music? That's what we're going to be looking at in this episode of The New Music Industry […] The post 240 – Manifest Your Music Career Dreams – with Amos Bracewell appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

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.

In this episode, I give you a little bit of a life and career update within my biz and band that I've been dying to share with you! It also means some big changes and the beginning of an exciting new chapter! Apply for 6-month mentorship - https://monicastrut.com/bandcoaching/ Join the Being in a Band Membership - http://bit.ly/MembershipBIAB Pre-Save my band's new single - https://bit.ly/TLMPreSaveHindsight

In this episode, I give you a little bit of a life and career update within my biz and band that I've been dying to share with you! It also means some big changes and the beginning of an exciting new chapter! Apply for 6-month mentorship - https://monicastrut.com/bandcoaching/ Join the Being in a Band Membership - http://bit.ly/MembershipBIAB Pre-Save my band's new single - https://bit.ly/TLMPreSaveHindsight 

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Are you marketing to the right audience? Do you really need to be on TikTok? Can music bloggers propel your career? Johnny discusses all of this and more in this episode of Pick Johnny's Brain.Johnny and Brent have a FREE gift for YOU! To get your free gifts, go to GiftFromJohnny.com and GiftFromBrent.com  If you’d like to schedule a consultation with Johnny, please email us at info@daredevilproduction.com and put “CONSULTING” in the subject line.  To schedule a personal coaching session with Brent Baxter, go to https://songwritingpro.com/coaching  We are very excited to be a part of the @americansongwriter podcast network with other amazing podcasts. Check out our new home for all of our upcoming episodes! @americansongwriter #theclimb #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork #aspn #interview #podcast http://americansongwriter.com/podcast  PS: Get your free PDF download of 21 Biggest Reasons You Don’t Have More fans today and improve the promotion efforts for your music. Go to GiftFromJohnny.com and tell him where to send it.

Keith Ayoby here, Your Music Biz Advisor. Let's set the stage. The New Music Industry rules are written in pencil if you you can create your own quality brand and keep control. Every now and then the market presents the perfect opportunity for people who are prepared. This episode we discuss the 7 Points from Kanye's New Music Business Guidelines from his Twitter rant. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keith-ayoby/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-ayoby/support

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It's hard to escape the fact that we're currently living in a pandemic. And we know that many musicians are unsure of what to do in these times. In this episode we discuss:How the coronavirus pandemic has affected musicians and everyone else who works in the music industryWhat musicians can do to stay productiveWhy self care is so importantThe role livestreaming can play in staying engaged with your audienceThe importance of entertainment at a time like thisSponsors:Social SurgeElectric Kiwi See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Who do you buy from? How do you choose from the wide range of products and services available? Is there a specific way we should be conducting ourselves and interfacing with businesses we choose to work with? In this episode of The New Music Industry, I look at doing business in the music business, and […] The post 184 – Doing Business in the Music Business appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

This week, Ryan sits down with DIY Media Group CEO Tony Van Veen. DIY Media Group is the parent company for music and book distribution brands Disc Makers, BookBaby, and Merchly. Tony and Ryan talk about Tony’s work in guiding Disc Makers and CD Baby through an economic recession and how physical and digital distribution platforms have adapted to changes in the music business. Tony also provides his perspective on the role that physical distribution in particular can play for today’s indie artists. He provides some excellent tips for DIY musicians throughout the interview as well. You can find out more about our guest's work by following him @Tvanveen on twitter and at Facebook.com/tonyvanveen. Rate/review/subscribe to the Break the Business Podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and GooglePlay. Follow Ryan @ryankair and the Break the Business Podcast @thebtbpodcast. Like Break the Business on Facebook and tell a friend about the show. Visit www.ryankairalla.com to find out more about Ryan's entertainment, education, and business projects.

After three years of making his name on the mixtape circuit, Atlanta rapper Mykko Montana broke through in 2011 with the club track "Do It." After the local newspaper published a teen Mykko's tribute to his recently deceased Grandmother, the future MC gained confidence in his ability to write. Mixtapes like The Overdraft and Applying Pressure would get him noticed by hip-hop producer Nitti who signed Mykko to his label in 2010. The single and video for "Do It" would land in 2011 with "Bessy, Bessy, Bessy" following in 2013.

E35 Have you been trying to figure out the music industry? After finishing my MBA in Music Business from SNHU and Berklee I wanted to share a taste of real world music business from someone that’s been living through the changes and still breathing it in LA. I met Joe Solo briefly while eating lunch at an Audio Engineer Society Convention in LA a few years back. I spent a summer helping Joe with some vocal editing and learned an incredible perspective from him on how to approach a mix. Joe has continued to adapt, create new business avenues, and move forward in music business and works to teach young artists and engineers pursuing a career regularly so in this episode we break it up. What makes a great song? What works and what doesn’t in the new music industry?   In This Episode We Cover How does the music industry work Experts vs. real life What NOT to do in the music industry Everything starts with a good song Reliability: How many people can you connect with? Looking outside your own creative ego What makes a great song? How to judge your own creative? Strategy to collaborating Reputation is EVERYTHING The “Jerk hole tax”    Quotes   “ Without a good song your lost, you’ve got nothing.” - Joe Solo   “A good indicator of a good song is watching how the body moves, and not someone you know.” - Joe Solo   “Everyone thinks their baby is adorable but there are ugly babies in the world.” - Host Dave Swillum   Joe Solo’s Links:   Website www.joesolo.com   Email info@joesolo.com   Facebook www.facebook.com/joesolo1   IG/Twitter @joesolo1   Waking Up From Work Podcast Links   Website  www.wakingupfromwork.com   Patreon (If you want to support the show check out our sweet offers for you) https://www.patreon.com/wakingupfromwork   Instagram/Twitter/Tik Tok @davewakeup    Facebook Community to connect to creatives https://www.facebook.com/groups/wakingupfromwork/about/   Email wakeupfromworkpodcast@gmail.com   Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJeddF25VuWn8Eg3Fhy13fQ?view_as=subscriber   For audio advice and more in depth content from Dave www.crawlspaceaudio.com  

Darren and Ron talk about the evolution of the music industry from the 1960's through today. Spoiler Alert: They talk about Metallica vs. Napster. They also chat about things you can do to survive the current climate. Plus, Darren dives deeper into the topic with Best-Selling author of How to Make It in the new Music Business and founder of Ari's Take, Ari Herstand, about his career and how musicians can take control of their careers and survive.  Email us at: musiciansguidepodcast@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/musiciansguidepodcastTwitter: @MGMIPodcastSponsor: RDS Music and Media https://www.rdsmusicandmedia.comAri's Blog: https://www.aristake.com   

Meet Nashville based singer-songwriter Lauren Lucas.She's a Tony and ACM Award nominee whose humble beginnings in theater led her to a record deal as a teenager. Changes at her label led to the album being shelved, and since then she's taken her career into her own hands. Lauren found freedom in being on her own, from the financial freedom of following the increasing singles only model to freedom of choosing her own sound on each track.Listen in as we discuss how she started in music, how she's adapted to the new music industry model, and what it's like being a woman in the country music scene.Her new single “Go Home Paul” is available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Google Play, and other digital streaming platforms.Where to Find Lauren Lucas:www.laurenlucas.comBroken Glass Media Virtual Assistant ServicesAre you looking for a virtual assistant who understands release schedules, copyrights, licensing, and other aspects of the music industry? Or how about someone who can write, proofread, and content edit your music industry themed blog posts, articles, and business documents? You're in the right place! Broken Glass Media has officially launched service offerings specific to the music industry! Visit the services page at brokenglassmediallc.com/work-with-me to learn about services in business writing, virtual assistance, and social media.Support the Podcast!Do you love this podcast? Do you want to hear more actionable advice, interviews with kickass women, stay up-to-date on the music industry, and get some swag? Head on over to our Patreon page to become a Patron today. With several tiers available, there are options for every budget. Visit www.patreon.com/thebrokenglasspodcast to become a Patron and help us help you!The Broken Glass CollectiveDon't forget to join the Broken Glass Collective Facebook group! We're growing each and every day to provide a community for women in music to gather online, to collaborate, and to share goals, dreams, and success.Hear Yourself on the Podcast!Are you interested in being a guest on the podcast? Do you know someone who might be a great fit for the podcast? Fill out our Podcast Guest Submission form to be considered as a guest on the podcast!

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In this episode, Shawn discusses 3 audience building strategies for WYOMING band that he learned from 2 books entitled Zero to Record Breaker and Human to Human by Carl Hitchborn, a music manager, pioneer and advocate of the new music industry.

What does it mean to be a musician in the digital age? How can you take advantage of popular platforms to get your music heard by more people? In this episode of The New Music Industry, I talk to Michael Sloane, Co-Founder of Streaming Promotions. We get into everything from opportunities artists are missing all […] The post 144 – How to Grow Your Fan Base on Streaming Platforms – with Michael Sloane of Streaming Promotions appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

What does it mean to be a musician in the digital age? How can you take advantage of popular platforms to get your music heard by more people? In this episode of The New Music Industry, I talk to Michael Sloane, Co-Founder of Streaming Promotions. We get into everything from opportunities artists are missing all […] The post 144 – How to Grow Your Fan Base on Streaming Platforms – with Michael Sloane of Streaming Promotions appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

“I told M.I. Abaga to cut down the Chocolate City roster but he didn’t listen and we see what’s going on“, a paraphrased comment from AngryMob, guest on this episode of The Renegade Podcast. Mazi Kaycee, Dro Ameh, Ene Edwin are joined by A&R and long serving talent manager Obinna Agwu popularly referred to as The AngryMob where they discuss: Artistes, Managers and the New Music Industry in this episode titled “Your faves are mediocres. Admit it!“. If you know AngryMob, you’d understand that there are so much gem and quotables on this. The questions are: – Can a talent and manager be in business and not be friends? – Are label owner being fair with the talent in area of talent development and revisit contracts later on? – Is there a talent manager problem? Are the next set of professionals being groomed? Listen and do drop a comment – they would be noted and discussed (if need be) in next episode:

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Hi Podcast Listeners! The Podcast now has its own Twitter account! Visit us @thebtbpodcast. This week, Ryan discusses Sony's sale of part of its stake in Spotify and its decision to share some of the proceeds with its artists. Is Sony being magnanimous, or is there an ulterior motive driving their actions? Ryan discusses the issue and reflects on what this story signifies for the balance of power between labels and artists in the New Music Industry. Ryan also sits down with entertainment lawyer and friend of the Podcast Ilana Broad. Ilana gives some tips on how to keep your mailing lists and websites GDPR compliant. Ryan and Ilana also discuss best practices when selecting a PR agent for your next music release. Be sure to check out Ilana by visiting www.ilanabroadesq.com. Rate/review/subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Google Play. Follow Ryan @ryankair and the Podcast @thebtbpodcast. Like Break the Business on Facebook and tell a friend about the show! And visit www.breakthebusiness.com to get a copy of Ryan’s Book “Break the Business: Declaring Your Independence and Achieving True Success in the Music Industry.”

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On today's show, we're joined by David Andrew Wiebe. David's a man of many projects, and as well as writing on his site MusicEntrepreneurHQ.com and hosting the New Music Industry podcast, he is also a songwriter, performs regularly with two bands and has written a book, "The New Music Industry", soon to be followed by another all about the creative process, called "Flashes of Elation".   We discovered David's work when featuring a podcast episode of his "The Importance of Ongoing Self Education for Musicians" in an article on our website. And it's been a real pleasure to dive into his web and podcast archives and have this opportunity to speak with him on our show.   In this conversation we talk about:   • Why performing regularly was so important to his finding freedom of creative expression and tapping into his musical instinct on guitar • What he recommends to beginner song writers trying to find inspiration • The conflict between thinking about "passion" and "inspiration" versus just getting solid creative work done day after day • His number one tip for musicians collaborating in a band or other creative projects   One thing we love about David is his ability to balance the creative spirit with the down-to-earth practicalities of being a musician. It's fascinating to talk with him and hear his perspective and if you’ve ever struggled creatively, you’re going to really enjoy this conversation.   Subscribe For Future Episodes! Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | RSS   Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 028   Links and Resources • Music Entrepreneur HQ • New Music Industry podcast • Book: New Music Industry • Upcoming book: Flashes of Elation • Long John Lev, one of David’s bands • “There’s Only One Boss” rap track • Ultimate-Guitar.com   Enjoying the show? Please consider rating and reviewing it! Click here to rate and review

Hi Podcast listeners! Thanks for downloading. Be sure to get a copy of the Break the Business audiobook, now available on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes! In the first segment, Ryan talks about recent news involving UnitedMasters. UnitedMasters is a new company that promises an alternative to the record label model. And they are backed with an eight-figure investment from Google, which means they might have the resources and the infrastructure to really shake things up. Could UnitedMasters change the industry? Could they give more power to indie artists? Is Google trying to end the labels' stranglehold on the music business? There's lots to break down, and Ryan is here to discuss it. In the second segment, Ryan interviews music entrepreneur Bryan Calhoun of Music Business Toolbox. Bryan is one of the most successful and storied names in the industry, having held executive positions at companies like SoundExchange and RED Distribution. Bryan joins Ryan to talk about his latest initiative--the Music Business Toolbox. He also gives some great tips on how to budget for your next album and identifies some common pitfalls that all musicians need to avoid. Bryan gives a lot of fantastic advice in this interview. It is not to be missed! Find out more about Music Business Toolbox by visiting www.musicbusinesstoolbox.com. In the final segment, Ryan answers a listener question about trademarking your band name for T-shirts. Protecting your brand is SO important in the New Music Industry, and Ryan shares some important best practices to keep in mind. Don't forget to send your songs to the Break the Business Seven Note Song Contest by December 8th. The winning entry will get over $500 in prizes (including a new prize from our friends at Music Business Toolbox. Rate/review/subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Google Play. Follow Ryan @ryankair. Like Break the Business on Facebook and tell a friend about the show! And visit www.breakthebusiness.com to get a copy of Ryan’s Book “Break the Business: Declaring Your Independence and Achieving True Success in the Music Industry.”

Hi Podcast listeners! Thanks for downloading. Be sure to get a copy of the Break the Business audiobook, now available on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes! In the first segment, Ryan and Dave answer a MusicpreneurHub question from someone who is interested in starting up a music festival. In the New Music Industry, it is more possible than ever for musicians to start their own festivals. But there are still logistical challenges and Ryan gives some thoughts on how to navigate them. We also do "Music Jerk of the Week" this week. In the second segment, music industry consultant Suz "The Rock Star Advocate" stops by to give some great tips on time management and self care. To succeed as an indie artist-entrepreneur, managing your time and taking care of yourself is critical. You can find out more about the Rock Star Advocate's educational programs and consulting services by visiting www.therockstaradvocate.com. In the third segment, we bring the comedy and pop culture. We talk about the Terminator reboot in Dave's Movie Minute and we play a round of Delaware Town or Hoser Talk with our new friend, Delaware Dave. He's really exciting and engaging (but not really...). Rate/review/subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Google Play. Like Break the Business on Facebook and tell a friend about the show! And visit www.breakthebusiness.com to get a copy of Ryan’s Book “Break the Business: Declaring Your Independence and Achieving True Success in the Music Industry.”

Jason’s wide range of activities around music and culture. Launching the Clive Davis music program at NYU. What goes into determining a music program at a university. How to balance industry and economic concerns with artistry and creativity. The importance of consensus and pragmatism. The decimation of music’s middle class. The modern difficulty in getting people’s attention. Jason recommends Laura Mvula, his band “Company Freak,” and some more acts he’s enjoying currently. @jasonkingsays

How is perfectionism holding you back in your artistic career? Are you still trying to measure up to the impossible standards of perfection? In this episode of The New Music Industry podcast, I look at what perfectionism has meant to me over the years, how I've changed my approach, and some of the important realizations […] The post 028 – Flashes of Elation: Perfectionism appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

Ever thought about pursuing licensing and placement opportunities with TV, commercials, movies, and video games? Wouldn't you love to be able to create and record music entirely from home? This is exactly what Helen Austin has done, and continues to do. Not that she doesn't work really hard, mind you. In this episode of The New Music Industry podcast, I have a great conversation with Juno Award winning Helen Austin. The post 019 – Recording Music & Getting it Placed – with Juno Award Winning Songwriter and Artist Helen Austin appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

Ever thought about pursuing licensing and placement opportunities with TV, commercials, movies, and video games? Wouldn't you love to be able to create and record music entirely from home? This is exactly what Helen Austin has done, and continues to do. Not that she doesn't work really hard, mind you. In this episode of The New Music Industry podcast, I have a great conversation with Juno Award winning Helen Austin. The post 019 – Recording Music & Getting it Placed – with Juno Award Winning Songwriter and Artist Helen Austin appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

Hi Podcast Listeners! Thanks for downloading! In our first segment, Ryan and Dave discuss how musicians should embrace non-music content to further their careers. In the New Music Industry, it is important to take inventory of your non-music strengths, and find a way to leverage those strengths to move your career forward. You are more than the music you play, and you should use those extra skills to reach new heights. In the second segment, musician/marketer/entrepreneur James Taylor stops by to share his expertise. James is the founder of the Music Business Institute and the Creative Life Podcast. He gives lots of great insight on how to become a prolific content creator. You can find out more about his work by visiting jamestaylor.me. In the final segment, Ryan and Dave give you the pop culture discussions that you love to hear. They talk about the new Nintendo Switch, the Red Dead Redemption 2 Trailer, Westworld, Luke Cake, and the latest Wolverine movie, "Logan."

This week we’re joined by Rick Barker out of Nashville, former manager of Taylor Swift, Social Media Mentor to American Idol finalists, and private consultant to Big Machine Label Group and Live Nation. He strives to teach artists how to be artists, and treat their art as a business. Rick is also the founder of Music Industry Blueprint, and his marketing tactics have been featured in Billboard. He’s dedicated his life to helping independent artists plot out the most efficient strategies for turning their music into a career. In this interview, Rick shares so much advice, including some of the misconceptions artists have around the music business, and the importance of social media in today's music industry. Highlights: - Rick shares what the three things he wants people after being in contact with him - We hear why Rick encouraged Taylor Swift to meet 500,000 people - “It really means something when you have an artist who is willing to do the work” - Rick Barker, 2016 - “You don’t fill a stadium with... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The music industry has changed, and it continues to morph and evolve. So what exactly is the shape of today's industry? What components is it made up of? It used to be that we could easily fit every piece neatly into the 4 P's of the music industry, but is that still the case? In this podcast episode, you will learn what the 11 elements of the new music industry are… The post 006 – What are the 11 components of the new music industry? appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

Thank you so much for your interest in my new podcast. In episode 0, I'd like to share with you what I hope to accomplish with The New Music Industry Podcast. The post 000 – An Introduction to The New Music Industry Podcast appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

Mike Mowery is the President of Outerloop Management, overlooking over 40 artists. Mike has been in the industry for over 20 years, with roots in the DIY scene and playing in the hardcore punk band Good Clean Fun. In this WeSpin Recipes podcast episode, Dotted Music CMO Cory Wolff talks to Mike about the tough world of music management, the art of developing brand new acts, what you have to produce besides the music to succeed nowadays, and much more. Listen to the interview to also learn what managers are looking for in artists before starting to work with them, and where the success is really coming from. Some of the topics covered in the episode: • How the music industry has “flattened” over the years. • The artist manager working as your co-captain. • Use feedback to find new opportunities. • Challenges to overcome on your way to success. • “Having great music alone is not enough.” • The world of brand partnerships. • Define what a success is for you. Go to http://wespin.co/wsr45/ for the show notes and http://getacard.wespin.co/ to learn how to get a free WeSpin postcard by supporting the podcast.

In episode 33 of the Upward Spiral, we talk with JJ Italiano, who is a manager, producer, and major label veteran. Italiano got his start managing Flobots, who rose to alt-stardom with “Handlebars” and then signed a major label deal. After parting ways with them, he managed I Fight Dragons and MC Lars, among others, and also worked at Universal Music Group on the Gotye album. But more than any of this, Italiano is one of our favorite people to talk with about why the new music industry is still beholden to old-school benchmarks and music tech theories.

Robert Terell and His Wealth Nation Create New Music Industry Dynamic With the music industry closing in on itself, major labels downsizing and beginning to specialize on specific styles and genres of music, it has become more imperative for artists and labels to have a champion well versed in the “New Music Industry.” Robert Terell and his new venture, Wealth Nation Entertainment, is rising to the top as the next “behind the scenes mastermind,” earning him the moniker ‘The Deal Maker.” Robert Terell is a serial entrepreneur, whose areas of expertise include brand development, personal finance and business management. Terell has more than 16 years of experience in the entertainment industry including; business management, A&R, international marketing and deal negotiation. He currently holds the position of A&R Director and Project Manager with IMG Recordings, which is distributed via Warner Brothers, Sony, EMI and Universal Music Group. http://www.wealthnationent.com/about/robert-terell-ceo/ LETS TALK ABOUT WHAT THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO TALK ABOUT, ONLY ON THE DON NICOLEONE SHOW EVERY WEEKDAY M-F 12PM EST 1.347.884.9239