NEW JOB: Heroic Music Management seeks Artist and Marketing Manager
One of the most influential artist management companies in the world, Heroic, is looking to grow its team with a new artist & marketing manager. Continue Reading
Month: June 2019
Inside Music Podcast #165: Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes
After releasing one of the year’s most devastating records, Frank Carter stops by Inside Music to discuss the strength of vulnerability and his aspirations for the future. Continue Reading
Fans matter more than listeners
You will never please everyone, so don’t bother trying to win over those who don’t care. One-thousand diehard fans are better than one-million casual listeners any day of the week. Continue Reading
Music Biz 101: How to avoid burnout in the music business
Burnout comes for us all, and it can have life-changing consequences. In this video, we will help you recognize the warning signs and take action. Continue Reading
Music Industry Job Board (June 17, 2019)
The music industry needs fresh talent! If you’re looking for work in entertainment, our music job board has the latest and greatest opportunities, for free! Continue Reading
Tik Tok, Blanco Brown, and the future of discovery
After propelling Lil Nas X into the spotlight earlier this year, Tik Tok may be on the verge of its second star-making moment with Blanco Brown. Continue Reading
Spotify under investigation for violations of GDPR compliance
The streaming giant is one of numerous entertainment companies that have been warned about the use and availability of their data in the wake of GDPR. The Swedish Data Inspection Authority said it is investigating Spotify’s handling of customer requests under GDPR… Continue Reading
Inside Music Podcast #164: Prince Daddy & The Hyena
Kory Gregory of Prince Daddy & The Hyena stops by Inside Music to discuss his band’s latest record, Cosmic Thrill Seekers. Continue Reading
Music accounts for 5% of all YouTube content — and 20% of all views
Despite being one of the lowest paying streaming platforms, artists worldwide can see their careers change overnight through YouTube. Continue Reading
Music piracy rose 13% in the US last year, and stream-ripping is to blame.
Despite reports claiming otherwise, a new study from a marketing research company reveals that the war on piracy far from over. Continue Reading