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Music As A Souvenir: Cassette sales double during the pandemic

Music as a souvenir. It’s a concept I first witnessed during the download age when South Korean teens were buying truckloads of 45’s even when they didn’t own turntables. It’s. Continue reading

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The 10 best ways to utilize a small music marketing budget for your next release

Although marketing is one of the most important things an artist can do to support their music, it also remains one of the most confusing. Here, Christine Elise Occhino shares. Continue reading

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Language and the gender gap: Power of words

The recent controversy surrounding the the renaming of the pro audio commerce website Gearslutz has been raising some important questions in the music and audio community about the gender gap,. Continue reading

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Why artists should ask what they can do for their fans

For bands and artists, it can be all to easy to fall into a jaded, adversarial mindset about the world around you. Instead, it’s important to consider what you can. Continue reading

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Apple invests $50M in indie music distributor UnitedMasters

Independent music distribution platform UnitedMasters has announced a $50 million Series B investment led by Apple along with follow-on investments from Google’s Alphabet and Andreessen Horowitz. With the Apple investment. Continue reading

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Spotify adds personalized artist, genre, decades playlists

Starting today, Spotify Free and Premium users globally get three new evolving personalized playlists: an artist mix, genre mix, and a decade mix. Each new Spotify mix starts with the. Continue reading

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Spotify acquires Locker Room to add ‘new live audio experiences’ [and take on Clubhouse]

Spotify has acquired Betty Labs, the creators of Locker Room, a popular social live audio app that’s been described as Clubhouse for sports fans. The acquisition of Locker Room accelerates Spotify’s. Continue reading

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How NFTs, social tokens, and interdependence can add value to artists

In this piece, George Howard chats with musician, technologist, and editor Mat Dryhurst, taking deep dive into how the NFTs and Social Tokens can be integrated into the music industry. Continue reading

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Pandora founder Tim Westergren on his Sessions Live performance platform

Sessions is yet another live streaming platform for music that adds the kind of engagement and monetization features found in advanced game design. Launched by Pandora founder Tim Westergren, Session. Continue reading

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Guide to making Spotify Canvas videos (on any budget!)

While Spotify’s expansion of Spotify Canvas to all artists has been good news for those bands and musicians looking to more deeply engage fans, there has been little guidance provided. Continue reading

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