Have A Very Merry Musical Christmas!
Yes, the graphic is poorly generated by ChatGPT, but the spirit is there. Have a very merry Christmas and a wonderful Holiday! Eat, drink and be merry, but be sure to stay safe so we can enjoy the new year together (and stay away from the studio if you can). Once again, Thank You! I […]
Continue readingProtect Your Music From AI Deepfakes With Marc Gray On My Latest Podcast
Is your music really yours in the age of AI? On this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with Marc Gray, CEO of SonicOrigin, dives into the future of audio verification and copyright protection. From watermarking that survives TikTok filters to tracking AI-generated content, Marc shares why authentication is becoming essential in today’s music and […]
Continue readingIndie Promoter Tommy Dorfman Takes On The Biggest Name In Live Music On My Latest Podcast
On this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with Tommy Dorfman, a veteran club promoter and founder of Juice Entertainment. Tommy shares how he built a powerhouse promotion empire from scratch, packed out venues across New Jersey and New York, pioneered the East Coast house music scene, and went head-to-head with Live Nation. His story […]
Continue readingArtists And Brand Relationships With Katie Nowak On My Latest Podcast
On this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with Katie Nowak, VP of Marketing and Partnerships at TBA Agency. We explore how meaningful collaborations are redefining success for artists. Katie shares behind-the-scenes stories about building the “Here and There” festival with Courtney Barnett, partnering with brands like Microsoft and Levi’s, and using creative strategy to […]
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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 readingEpisode #600 With Insights From Guest #1 Dennis Moody
For this milestone 600th episode, I welcome back fan-favorite Dennis Moody, a world-renowned studio and live mixer who’s appeared on every 100th episode since the podcast’s launch. In this revealing conversation, Dennis opens up about the biggest shifts he’s seen over the last decade in music production, gear, touring, and what truly matters when it […]
Continue readingFrom Corporate To Creative With Amani Roberts On My Latest Podcast
On this week’s podcast episode, Amani Roberts (aka DJ AMRo) breaks down his journey from Marriott executive to DJ, author, and professor. In this episode I sit down with DJ, author, professor, and speaker Amani Roberts (aka DJ AMRo) to break down his journey from Marriott executive to DJ, author, and professor. Through stories from […]
Continue readingInside Game And E-Sports Music With Tim Larkin On My Latest Podcast
On this week’s podcast episode, we go inside the world of interactive game soundtracks with acclaimed composer and sound designer Tim Larkin. From leading full orchestras for Dota 2 tournaments to crafting music that adapts in real-time to gameplay, Tim shares the intricate process of composing music that feels human, alive, and immersive. Learn what […]
Continue readingIt’s Sad, But Most People Can’t Tell They’re Listening To An AI-Generated Track
I was driving down the street the other day listening to my favorite college FM station when a track came on that made me think, “Is this real or AI-generated?” Most of the other tracks played on the station obviously used real musicians, but this one was very electronic and just a little too perfect. […]
Continue readingMusic’s AI Meltdown With Matt Adell On My Latest Podcast
On this week’s podcast episode, I sit down with Matt Adell, COO of Musical.ai, whose tech career spans the digital music revolution, from Wax Trax! to Napster, Beatport, and Native Instruments. Matt breaks down how AI is changing the music industry faster than any disruption before it and what needs to happen to protect artists […]
Continue readingBillboard Changes Its Charts To Emphasize New Music
I think if you asked just about anybody, they’ll tell you that music is in a rut. Not music in general, but popular music aimed at the Billboard charts. Long the arbiter what is a hit, the problem the last few years is that there have been too few of them, as some hits have […]
Continue readingEven Top Artists Don’t Stay Big Forever
As we all know only too well, fame is elusive. Everyone may get their 15 minutes sooner or later, but some are lucky enough to keep it going way longer than that. That said, even those that reach a superstar level don’t stay there forever, and a good example of this is Ed Sheeran. He’s […]
Continue readingSven Köllmann and Jack Rubinacci of Tinnitus Quest On My Latest Podcast
On this week’s podcast episode, I talk with Sven Köllmann and Jack Rubinacci of Tinnitus Quest to uncover why tinnitus is so widespread, yet still misunderstood in the music industry. With over 700 million people affected worldwide, and 120 million battling severe symptoms, the condition is far from rare. From orchestral players to rockers and […]
Continue readingSync Licensing For The Digital Age With Grayson Sanders On My Latest Podcast
On this week’s podcast episode, I talk with Grayson Sanders, CEO of Chordal, a sync clearing platform that’s simplifying how music gets licensed in the digital age. Grayson shares how his background as a film composer led him to co-found a company tackling one of the music industry’s most painful problems: sync licensing. We dig […]
Continue readingYes, Some Artists Actually Make A Lot Of Money From Spotify
While Spotify is currently in the crosshairs of many artists due to founder Daniel Ek’s investment in an AI warfare company, there are some artists that still make substantial money from the platform. Yes, they’re the exception to the rule, but it’s pretty eye opening when you see the kind of money they’re bringing in. […]
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