Music Business News Last Week

Music Business News Last Week: Grammys, PROs, Ticketing, More

Top music business news last week included new Grammy categories, a critical look at PROs, a $1B Live Nation investment, a NY state ticketing bill and more.

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Spotify expands mental health programs

Spotify mental health programs expand Heart & Soul initiatives

Spotify has expanded its Heart & Soul, Mental Health for Creators initiative. First launched in 2018, the Spotify mental health programs now include financial support for non-profits and musicians seeking care as well as expanded access.

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MUSIC BUSINESS NEWS: BBC probes ticketing • Spotify ups mental health support • LA shows cancel • Sony Music CEO chats • Grammy changes • Bonnaroo is back! • More

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Free Music Industry Newsletters You Should Be Reading

Want to stay ahead in the fast-moving music industry without spending hours scrolling? This roundup of the best free music industry newsletters – which we’re proud to say includes Hypebot – will keep you informed, inspired, and one step ahead.

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How To Mix Live Music: A Guide To Live Sound Engineering

Learn how to mix live music and the essential gear and techniques every live engineer needs to know – straight from live veteran Toby Francis.

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AM Radio must pay artists it’s fair share, says Chris Castle

AM and all US radio plays music without paying the performing artists. Congress can fix it with a new law already under consideration and many are demanding action. AM Radio must pay it’s fair share, writes Chris Castle.

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PROs Exacerbate Inequality Among Musicians [Michael Dorf]

Despite their mission to protect music creators, Performing Rights Organizations (PROs) often funnel royalties to major artists while leaving independent musicians behind, says Michael Dorf. The founder of the Knitting. Continue reading

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MITC mental health service for musicians

MITC launches 24 hour mental health service for musicians, pros

The Music Industry Therapist Collective (MITC) has launched an online mental health service for musicians, performers and touring professionals. 

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Music in The Arab World: How Music Preferences Differ

Music in the Arab world are often thought of as a monolith, but streaming data from platforms like Anghami reveal significant differences in music preferences, artist prominence, and platform usage across countries.

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