How to get and effectively use press coverage as a musician
If getting covered by the press is the next step in your music journey, this guide is for you. Learn from an experienced publicist how to get your music covered. Continue reading
How to get modern fans to buy concert tickets: Artist Discovery vs. Consumer Satisfaction
With everything a fan could need being online at the tip of their fingers, the motivation to buy concert tickets does not seem as strong as it once was. Here. Continue reading
Artist-friendly streamer Audius adds easy AI collab opt-in
As AI hysteria sweeps the music industry, music streaming platform Audius offers musicians and labels a simple, safe, and potentially profitable way to get involved. Audius was built to be. Continue reading
Is SiriusXM streaming’s unsung hero? [Russ Crupnick of Music Watch]
Music streaming subscriber growth rates are slowing, but not for SiriusXM. In addition to satellite broadcasting, its streaming app is a legitimate contender, and despite some decline, sister service Pandora. Continue reading
What does an artist manager do? CD Baby’s Kevin Breuner tells all
The music industry needs more good artist managers, but what does it take to be one? Kevin Breuner of CD Baby is back on the Music Biz Weekly podcast to. Continue reading
What is an EPK and why every musician needs one
An electronic press kit is an essential part of being a professional musician. Here are all the nitty gritty details to get you started… by Melanie Kealey from Bandzoogle As. Continue reading
Beginners guide to Vevo For Artists
This A2iM Indie Spotlight looks at the music video platform Vevo and the often overlooked features that provide as many features that can help indie artists develop and grow on. Continue reading
Record deal 101 for musicians [Chris Castle]
Learn all the nitty gritty details about record producer agreements so you’ll be prepared to negotiate your own one day… by CHRIS CASTLE of Music tech Policy Over the years. Continue reading
A new AI created ‘Beatles’ song is making fans cry
A new AI-created song that “reunites” Paul McCartney and John Lennon to sing a rendition of McCartney’s post-Beatles song “New” is making fans cry. The deep fake track is clearly. Continue reading
AI, Streaming, and Why Fake Drake is not a Napster Moment [Bill Werde]
Bill Werde offers some much-needed context to the recent music industry hysteria over AI-generated music. A version of this essay first appeared in Bill Werde’s free, weekly Full Rate No. Continue reading
