What We Learned From 2017 About Making A Record In 2018
While not the most popular year on record, there are a number of valuable takeaways from 2017, and some evidence that it is once again possible to forage a career. Continue reading
40% Say They Would Gladly Pay More For Music
How much will consumers pay for music? A new survey conducted by MusiComms of 5,000 consumers across all demographics and regions in the United States offered some surprising, contradictory and. Continue reading
Facebook, Instagram Sign Sony/ATV Licensing Deal
Facebook and Sony/ATV music publishing announced on Monday that they have signed a multi-year, multi-market licensing deal for the social media giant, it's Instagram photo and video service as well. Continue reading
Free Contact Info For 100 Music Blogs
Exposure through blogs has developed into one of the best ways to get your music heard, but many blogs are often difficult or impossible to gain any kind of access. Continue reading
YouTube Partnering With Ticketmaster To Show Tour Dates
In addition to being a site for music consumption, YouTube has also long served as a promotional platform for artists, allowing them to advertise upcoming releases or shows to fans.. Continue reading
Kobalt Ups Lonny Olnick To CEO of Recorded Music
Kobalt has named Lonny Olnick as CEO of its recordings division, which includes both AWAL and Kobalt Music Recordings. He was previously the company’s Chief Strategy Officer, responsible for business. Continue reading
iHeartRadio Passes 110 Million Registered Users, Unveils Updates At CES
iHeartRadio has surpassed 110 million registered users. That's up 10 million from March of last year and on top of the 250 million that tune in to their 850 broadcast. Continue reading
Radiohead Sues Lana Del Rey: “Creep” vs. “Lust For Life”
Radiohead is suing Lana Del Rey over the new song ‘Get Free’ from her latest album 'Lust For Life' and alleged similarities with Radiohead's 90’s hit "Creep." On Sunday, Del Rey. Continue reading
Spotify, Pandora, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Eventbrite Go To Court To Protect Net Neutrality
The more than 50 members of the Internet Association which include Spotify, Pandora, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Eventbrite, Netflix, Twitter, Microsoft, Snap and others has pledged to lead legal action to stop. Continue reading
