LiveXLive Completes Slacker Acquisition
LiveXLive Media, Inc. announced that they have closed its acquisition of Slacker Radio, the streaming music and personalized radio subscription service. Focused on U.S. and Canadian markets, Slacker was founded. Continue reading
Promoting An Event On Social Media In 12 Steps
Social media is one of the best avenues through which to spread the good work of your upcoming show, with different platforms catering more to different demographics. Here we look. Continue reading
Atlantic Records Finds New Excuse To Underpay Producers
[UPDATED] With the rise of streaming, the job of producer has declined to a much less lucrative position, as many producer deals are built around physical sales. Atlantic Records has. Continue reading
Spotify Makes Minty Fresh New Home For EDM
While many popular dance music genres have risen up and flared out in a relatively brief span of time EDM appears to, in many ways, be hanging on better than. Continue reading
Democrats Set To Force Vote to Save Net Neutrality
The end of net neutrality has wide reaching implications for the musicians, music tech and the broader music industry. The Trump controlled FCC has gutted the regulation, which guaranteed equal. Continue reading
23 Top Music Orgs. Endorse Licensing Reform Legislation
Prominent music trade groups and other organizations representing U.S. music publishers, record labels, songwriters, composers, artists and performance rights organizations (PROs) today announced their united support for key pieces of. Continue reading
4 Strategies For Utilizing LinkedIn In Your Music Career
While a powerful resource in its own right LinkedIn, a social networking site focused on careers and networking, is highly underutilized by musicians. Here we look at some important benefits. Continue reading
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