Tag: exposure

Q&A: Getting Music Placed in Video Games

A great way to expose your music to more people is getting it placed on a TV show, commercial, or in a video game. On Music Think Tank, James Aviaz. Continue reading

admin on 04/26/2012 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (1)

Tags: dms.FM, Downtown Music, exposure, interview, James Aviaz, Josh Kessler, licensing agency, Music licensing, music placement, Natalie Cheng, video games

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Why Musicians Should Partner With Nonprofits

Cause Marketing has existed for a while now and has been rapidly spreading throughout many U.S. businesses. Besides businesses, many celebrities and musicians have joined in on cause marketing and. Continue reading

admin on 12/16/2010 in Music Marketing | Permalink | Comments (4)

Tags: Abolition Tour, Africa, artists, Austin, business, campaign, Cause marketing, celebrities, digital death, exposure, fan base, HIV/AIDS, human trafficking, India, Indie On Air, Jack Dorsey, musicians, Nonprofit organization, Not For Sale Campaign, Partnership, Planet LA Records, Reputation, SXSW, T-Bone Burnett, Twitter, World Aids Day

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The Unfamiliar Sound of Competition

Bruce Warila gives his expertise on upcoming changes in competition and pricing for songs and how these changes will affect the music industry. Many music consumers are affected by price. Continue reading

admin on 12/15/2010 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (1)

Tags: 360 deal, Bruce Warila, changes, Competition, exposure, music industry, Natalie Cheng, Pricing, rights, songs, value

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MTT: The Music Manipulation Curve (Theory)

Bruce Warila discusses the constant trend of moving toward easier listening formats that allow for personalization on demand. Sites like Pandora utilize user feedback and hire professionals to break down. Continue reading

admin on 10/15/2010 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: Bruce Warila, exposure, fans, listening, listening format, personalization

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