This site is a blog for musicians and music industry people. It is a free educational resource and it is also the way I advertise my music consulting services. I am an entertainment professional with deep roots in the music industry. Throughout my music career I have been a major label A&R representative, a music supervisor, an artist manager, a reality show producer, a bass player and the head of a digital record label.
Artists, songwriters, analysts and legal experts talked about the meaning of Hall of Fame Induction and copyright amendments to the music industry, and RightsFlow was acquired by Google to help with YouTube licensing.
Gino Sesto, Founder of MULTI media discusses growing a media company and how musicians can use online advertising to build a solid fan base.
Napster folds into Rhapsody, experts discuss whether or not the music industry will eventually be controlled by one major label and analysts and legislators discuss SOPA legislation.
Chris Woods of TuneSat talks about his experience in music and technology and delivers some advice for musicians that want to get their music placed in film, television and online.
New statistics show all artists must have a mobile marketing strategy, experts predict holiday music sales could put the music industry ahead in 2011 and The Speek enters the video space with archival footage of iconic musical performances.
Deborah Mannis-Gardner, President of DMG Clearances, Inc. talks about the evolution of the music and sample clearance industry and how DIY artists can get their music placed and build successful careers.
Google Music finally launched, music industry experts predicted the sale of EMI could provide a boost the indie/DIY community and 200 record labels left Spotify.
Sean O’Connell, founder of Creative Allies, talks about how the music industry has evolved for DIY artists and how musicians can seize creative opportunities that will help them build their careers.
