2024 Top Streaming Stats
We live in a world where so much of our entertainment is consumed via online streaming, but exactly how much? I’m glad you asked, because you’ll be surprised. Forbes recently ran an article that cited these exact streaming stats. Ready? Here we go. Music Streaming Stats General Streaming Stats Video Streaming Stats Gaming Stats No […]
Continue readingHere’s What To Do If You’re Deepfaked On YouTube
Artificial intelligence is really remarkable in so many ways, especially when it comes imitating someone. It’s not very hard to simulate someone’s image, likeness, and even voice and music these days, and in most cases that’s a really problem. It’s true that imitation is a form of flattery, but not if it’s causing you reputational […]
Continue readingAudio Brand Manager Marek Stycos, Artists Releasing More Formats, And Tape Not Dead Yet On My Latest Podcast
The latest episode of my Inner Circle Podcast features Marek Stycos, who’s company Audio Alchemist acts as a brand manager for a wide range of pro audio manufacturers. He’s also the president of high end pro audio creators Dangerous Music and Chameleon Labs. Prior to starting Audio Alchemist Marek worked as Director of Pro Audio […]
Continue readingMastering Engineer Katie Tavini, Mainstream Not What It Used To Be, And Ultimate Dad Rock On My Latest Podcast
The latest episode of my Inner Circle Podcast features 5 time MPG mastering engineer of the year Katie Tavini, who’s work includes Rudimental, Bloc Party, Ash, We Are Scientists, Nadine Shah, Arlo Parks, Los Bitchos and many more. Katie is also a founding member of Weird Jungle, a collective of independent mastering engineers in the […]
Continue readingGuitarist Erik Himel, Kids Not Playing Music, And AI Headphones Cocktail Party Effect On My Latest Podcast
The latest episode of my Inner Circle Podcast features Erik Himel, who expanded his touring guitar career into hosting the hottest jam night in Hollywood, to producing a Las Vegas show, to custom music programming for private and corporate events. During the interview we talked about playing music with lyrics you can’t understand, the hack […]
Continue readingWhy The Poor Man’s Copyright Is No Longer Useful (If It Ever Was)
Anyone that’s interested in copyrighting their creative work has probably heard of the “poor man’s copyright.” That’s when you make a copy of your work, then mail it to yourself so you have a postmark to prove the date that it was created. This is something that’s not practical or valid today, but it turns […]
Continue readingConductor/Composer John Jesensky, Streamers Losing Millennials, And Silk Acoustic Isolation On My Latest Podcast Episode
On my latest podcast episode: Listen to it at BobbyOInnerCircle.com, or on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Mixcloud, YouTube Music, Spotify, Deezer, TunIn Radio, and RadioPublic. Enjoy the show!
Continue readingThe 10 Best TV Shows For Synchs Right Now
It wasn’t all that long ago that artists and songwriters weren’t even aware of the alternative revenue source that came from TV and film placements of their songs. Now the cat is out of the bag and just about anyone who can write a song is trying to get their music on a show. It’s […]
Continue reading5 Excellent Ideas For Promoting Your Music After It’s Released
It’s one thing to have a big promotional campaign for a new release, but after a song or album has been out there for awhile we all tend to forget that there’s still promotion we can do to help it along. Benjamin Groff actually has 50 ideas for doing just that, but I really liked […]
Continue readingEntertainment Attorneys Brianna Schwartz and Alexis Schreiber On My Latest Podcast
My guests on my latest podcast episode are Brianna Schwartz and Alexis Schreiber, the dynamic duo behind Schwartz & Schreiber, PLLC. Their innovative approach to entertainment law sets them apart, as they aim to provide a true end-to-end partnership with their clients, becoming a member of their team rather than just a passive or reactive […]
Continue readingAmazing Spotify Statistics That Every Artist Should Be Aware of
There are over 100 music streaming platforms around the world, but only 19 that are considered “major.” That said, Spotify is the service that rules them all and there’s a lot of data to prove it. Here are some amazing Spotify statistics that illustrate just how important the platform is to the music industry. Spotify […]
Continue readingLive Nation Is Being Sued By The U.S. Government For Being A Bully
Concert promoter Live Nation recently was charged with an anti-trust lawsuit from the U.S. Department Of Justice for having too much influence of the market by not only controlling most major U.S. venues, but also owning Ticketmaster, the service we all love to hate. The government says that the company has grown so large that […]
Continue readingViral Vocal Coach Lara Chapman On My Latest Podcast
My guest on my latest podcast episode is Lara Chapman, who’s an award winning singer/songwriter turned viral vocal coach and the Founder of VoxTape Studios. Born in Switzerland, her aspirations quickly took her to New York City, where she studied Musical Theatre and Acting for Film and Television. After that she moved to Boston to […]
Continue readingEarth, Wind And Fire Lawsuit Shows How A Tribute Band Can Get In Hot Water
Tribute bands are big these days, since so many classic rock bands have stopped touring, their tickets cost too much for the average consumer, or they’re never coming to your town. Name the legacy band and they probably have a tribute band out playing their songs, maybe even better than the original band itself. This […]
Continue readingSony Music Getting Tough With Ai Music Companies
Ai has taken the music world by storm, for better or worse, and even though record labels like the idea of virtual artists that they don’t have to pay, they’re not crazy about Ai music companies using their song catalogs to train on. Sony Music has made a move that some thought was inevitable by […]
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