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Your Morning Coffee Podcast episode #214 https://bio.to/UloQY6 Jay & Mike break down these important music industry stories: • Is Streaming Broken? The Big AI Fraud Indictment Raises Serious Questions • Music AI FAQs: Experts Answer the Most-Asked Questions About the Growing Sector • ‘A Fundamental Change’: How Major Labels Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Distribution Deals

Have a MTP (New Podcast) Think of a Massive Transformational Purpose (MTP) like your big, bold reason for making music - a mission that's about more than just tunes. It's like having a powerful story behind your songs, one that's all about making a real difference in the world. Sure, being a talented artist matters, but having an MTP takes things to a whole new level. It's like having a North Star guiding you, inspiring every beat and lyric you create. It's what gives your music that extra punch, making it more than just sounds - it's a force for change. So, while talent is great, having an MTP is what sets apart artists who truly leave their mark. It's like having a superpower that fuels your music with purpose, meaning, and a whole lot of heart. My MTP below...... Listen to the podcast via https://lnkd.in/dDXWp3vR

What life lessons can we learn from one of the UK music industry’s most influential and respected people? Check out this conversation with Austin Daboh on Previously Learnt Podcast Let me know what life lessons you learnt.https://https://lnkd.in/euMBtx3z

How Social Media Transformed the Music Industry: Legacy vs. Social Media Era Explore the impact of social media on artists and producers, comparing the longevity and legacy of those who built their careers before the digital age. Learn how social media has both changed and solidified the industry. Watch the full podcast episode with @ drumz2rosez @iambvaughan @justyohance tonight at 7pm on www.wecreatemusic.tv #MusicIndustryTransformation #LegacyVsSocialMedia #ArtistsAndProducers #SocialMediaImpact #LongevityBroughtByHardwork #DigitalAge #MusicIndustryChanges #MusicalLegacy #SocialMediaInfluence #ChangingLandscape

💡The Groove Radio Podcast originally started in 2005 with a question: what is missing on regular radio? My answer was b-sides and obscure soul music. Radio relies heavily on national research and quarter-hour scheduling along with commercials. I wanted my show to be a point of soul music discovery, all music all the time. I realized you could build TSL (time spent listening) by not resorting to the most familiar songs. I discovered that you can play a familiar artist’s not-so-familiar song, such as Stevie Wonder, and still retain listeners. As a podcaster this was revolutionary for me, I learned that I could take lessons from major market radio and apply them to a micro-niche podcast.

Something exciting is on the way! Stayed tuned for our upcoming podcast with Jake Kinney where we dive into the ins and outs of the music industry! 🎙️🎤 #PodcastAlert #StayTuned #DoProcess #ProcessisEVERYTHING

The DOLPHIN SOUNDS ON SPONGEBOB WHEN HE'S CURSING? IT'S ACTUALLY A BIRD CALL. THAT IS THE SPEED UP RECORDING OF A KOOKABURRA BIRD. IT IS A BIRD!!!!!!!!!!!! EVERYTHING IS A LIE!!!!!! Learn about all things dolphins, music, and dolphin music with Dr. Heather Spence on my podcast! You can find your place to watch The Science of Life at my link in bio, or just search for my website, www.TheScienceMaven.com :) Get into it!

Pretty essential stuff here. For a long time I wondered why artists who clearly had financial freedom still opted for label deals. The answer is obviously far more nuanced, with label deals having evolved to accommodate the increased power artists today hold. From market share reasons to offering straight up distribution/licensing deals, the overly predatory label deal is hardly what you see an A-lister artist stuck in today. Still wondering why there aren't A-listers trying to compete by creating an end-to-end ecosystem that a major offers on their own however. However like Dan Runcie alludes to, there are thousands of tasks been done on a daily basis by the sheer exhaustive resources a major label has that makes it nigh impossible to replicate in totality.

As we heard on my podcast interview last week, when you're 20 seconds into a song and already have someone impressed, that's a real good start. In my blog for this week I write about a song called "Time," by Chance, which kept me hanging around wanting to hear what they were going to do next. And that, of course, is a good thing. Read what I liked about it by using the link below to go to today's post. #musicbusiness #blog #entertainmentindustry

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