Booking A-List Talent For Private Gigs With Steve Einzig On My Latest Podcast
In this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with the amazing Steve Einzig, an A-list booking agent and the CEO of bookingentertainement.com. bookingentertainement.com specializes in booking big name A-list musicians and entertainers such as John Legend, Ed Sheeran, Stevie Nicks, Seal, and Maroon 5 for private and corporate events, catering to ultra-high-net-worth individuals. Not only […]
Continue readingThese Are The World’s Top Music Schools
Getting a higher education degree in music has always been a dubious endeavor, since most of the skills can be learned independently and you don’t need a piece of paper to enter the industry unless you want to be a teacher. Not only that, the costs have spiraled out of control enough that, given the […]
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Happy Thanksgiving And Thanks For Reading!
To all my friends and readers, I wish you a happy holiday. I truly appreciate your support and I am humbled and honored that you take the time out of your busy day to read my musings. It’s a good day to take some time off, relax, eat a nice meal, have a cocktail (or five), […]
Continue readingMusician Performance Coach Nick Bottini On My Latest Podcast
In this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with the brilliant Nick Bottini, a multi-instrumentalist, consultant, and performance coach for musicians. Nick is a well-studied musician who taught at various levels, eventually rising to the Head of Music London schools. He transitioned into performance coaching after discovering the steps that unlocked his own musicianship. Since […]
Continue readingAre We Seeing The End Of The Hashtag?
When Twitter first came out, one of its most intriguing features was the ability to add hashtags as a way for people to follow a topic or a category, and it didn’t take long for other social platforms to follow. But as with most things online, in the beginning this worked well and everyone loved […]
Continue reading“Studio In A Day” With Studio Designer Hush Paz On My Latest Podcast
In this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with acoustician and studio designer Hush Paz. Hush’s company Sense and Sound offers an exclusive “Studio in a Day” service, where they design, install, and calibrate their customers’ studio acoustics in just one day. Among the many clients that have utilized this service include mixer DJ Swivel, […]
Continue readingMusic Licensing With Paul Wiltshire On My Latest Podcast
In this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with the brilliant Paul Wiltshire, a music technology entrepreneur and the CEO of Songtradr. Songtradr is the only open and automated licensing marketplace of its kind with all types of music users from independent filmmakers, production houses, and advertising agencies to major brands such as Google, Microsoft, […]
Continue readingThe Mastering Engineer’s Handbook 5th Edition Now Available
I’m excited to announce the release of the thoroughly updated fifth edition of my Mastering Engineer’s Handbook, a comprehensive guide that offers the latest insights and techniques for achieving professional-grade, well-mastered recordings. This newly redesigned edition not only revisits the core principles of mastering but also explores advanced, cutting-edge techniques for both self-mastering and preparing […]
Continue readingSongwriter/Producer/Publisher Michèle Vice-Maslin On My Latest Podcast
In this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with the amazing Emmy-winning producer, songwriter, and publisher, Michèle Vice-Maslin. Michèle has had numerous hit songs and cuts all over the world as well as over 6,000 music placements. Winning an Emmy for her work on the CBS TV show Guiding Light, she’s been quite successful in […]
Continue readingMarketwatch Moves Say CDs Aren’t Selling That Well After All
You might not be aware that the research company Luminate is the probably the most influential company in the music business, mostly because it’s data is responsible for the Billboard charts. Formerly known as SoundScan before being purchased by the Billboard’s parent company, the business was responsible for providing accurate sales data back in the […]
Continue readingVoice Cloning With Kanra Hua On My Latest Podcast
In this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with the brilliant Kanru Hua, the founder of the music software company Dreamtonics which created the Synthesizer V and Synthesizer V Studio voice synthesis applications. A cumulation of years of AI research, signal processing, and musical passion led to Synthesizer V, which faithfully replicates the nuances of […]
Continue readingLess Than 20% Of Artists Reach 1,000 Monthly Streams On Spotify
Earlier in the year Spotify inserted a new rule into its artist royalty system – you must reach at least 1,000 streams in 12 months before you can get paid. While this new milestone seems harsh, the idea behind it is that the high bank fees charged on royalty payments of less than $50 eat […]
Continue readingClassical Violin To Fiddle To Pedal Steel With Andrea Whitt On My latest Podcast
In this week’s podcast episode, I speak with the amazing Andrea Whitt, a pedal steel, fiddle, and viola player. Andrea has toured with Shania Twain, recorded on Grammy award winning albums, and performed and recorded with dozens of other musicians including Journey, Deep Purple, Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Halsey, and Phil Lesh. An accomplished visual […]
Continue readingTikTok Is Begging To Be Shut Down
As you well know, TikTok has been on fire for the last few years, especially when it comes to music promotion. In fact, the platform has been an obsession with some artists, managers and even record labels lately, even though the service is notorious for not paying its fair share of royalties to artists and […]
Continue readingWhy It’s Harder Than Ever To Be An Indie Artist
It’s always been hard to make it as an indie artist, but many feel that it’s become harder than ever. While anyone who’s tried to collect a fan base and book gigs probably already feels this, the opinion is becoming more universal in nature among the indie artist community. Now, thanks to the Musician’s Census […]
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