Apple Music Launches Africa Now Radio
Apple Music is launching its first radio show focused on Africa this Sunday with DJ Cuppy as host. “Africa Now Radio with Cuppy” will debut with a mix of contemporary. Continue reading
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The Modern Record Label Post COVID-19 and Navigating The Recession
Last week, FastFWD enlisted Mark E Stewart, CEO and Partner at RZ3 Recordings (formally Red Zone Entertainment) and Jesse Kirshbaum, CEO of NUE Agency, LLC to discuss what the record. Continue reading
Joe Rogan’s Spotify Deal Is Good For Musicians – Here’s Why
One of the most successful podcasts to date, the Joe Rogan Experience is making a new home at Spotify, thanks to an exclusive $100 million deal which could have huge. Continue reading
Bandcamp Expands Direct To Fan Messaging
Bandcamp has brought the messaging functionality in its app to desktop and added key new features. From a new Community tab artists and labels can compose and send a an. Continue reading
Can’t Sell Music In 2020? Run The Jewels Pre-Sale Tops $1M In 48 Hours
Run The Jewels recent pre-sale topped $1 million in it’s first 48 hours. The group’s new BMG album comes out June 5th. Still think it’s impossible to sell music in. Continue reading
Non-Stop Dance Party: How Daybreaker Makes Movement Magic Online
Among the many organizations adapting to this new pandemic reality is Daybreaker, the body movement morning dance party. Forced to shut down its international in-person events, Daybreaker LIVE now takes. Continue reading
Why Celebrities Are So Relevant Now
While many celebrities’ behaviour during the COVID-19 pandemic as come off as tone-deaf and elitist, some have stepped up during this crisis and made a real effort to make a. Continue reading
Fortnite And Travis Scott Provide Insights On How To Go To Market When The Market Vanishes
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, artists not only lost their ability to perform live shows, but also their main avenue for selling merch to fans. So what do you do. Continue reading
