Music Education: Do Bad Students Really Make The Best Stars?
The history of music is littered with instances of famous artists eschewing traditional musical education, or indeed any sort of education at all, and yet still rising to stardom, but. Continue reading
Project Music Accelerator Names 2016 Class Of Music Tech Startups
While there are a multitude of tech incubators and startup accelerators, only one focuses exclusives on music tech. It is Nashville's Project Music, and it's just named its sophomore class of. Continue reading
Pandora Signs Direct Licensing Deal With SONGS Music Publishing
While lawsuits, congressional action and government regulators may get all the headlines, Pandora's effort to direct license a greater portion of its catalog continues to gain steam providing shareholders a. Continue reading
What Does A GRAMMY Nomination Actually Mean?
While many operating in and around the music business may question the real value of being nominated for a GRAMMY these days, many industry veterans such as Sammy Hagar, Cage The. Continue reading
The Formula For A Successful Crowdfunding A Music Video
By now, the use of crowdfunding videos as a way for artists and musicians to appeal to their fans has become commonplace, but how does one make these videos stand out. Continue reading
Industry Profile: Laura Hassler of Musicians Without Borders [INTERVIEW]
MUST READ: In a recent interview, Larry LeBlanc spoke with Laura Hassler, the founder and director of Musicians Without Borders, about her work combining music and peaceful activism, and the role. Continue reading
Adele’s ’25’ Sets More Records, Selling 1.2 Million In Week 2
Adele's "25 roll continues. She retains the #1 spot on the Billboard Nielsen Music chart for the second week in a row with 1.16 million equivalent album units in the. Continue reading
