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Remember the feeling of walking into an old school music store - rows of guitars, stacks of amps, and an afternoon to spend trying every instrument in the store? In this week’s episode, CEO David Mandelbrot shares how Reverb is recreating the experience with an online marketplace for new, used, and vintage musical instruments and gear.Hear how Reverb fits into the flourishing ecosystem of services and platforms that allow musicians to be more independent than ever before.
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When Imogen Heap sees something she can’t do, she makes it happen. As an award-winning singer songwriter, producer, audio engineer, and industry pioneer, Imogen is breaking down barriers for artists. Imogen shares her inspiration for the creation of Mi.Mu gloves, expressive, wearable controllers for electronic music used by chart topping artists including Ariana Grande. Where can NFTs take us? Brainstorm the possibilities with Imogen Heap on this week’s episode.

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These days, once you hit play on your favorite track, you’re generating data, from Spotify analytics to recommendation algorithms on Youtube. Tristra Newyear Yeager sits down with founder of Measure of Music, Christine Osazuwa to talk about the influence of data and analytics in the music industry. Christine shares the story of her rise to Global Marketing Director of Data & Insights at Warner Music Group. How can industry leaders utilize data to mitigate bias? Learn more at MusicTectonics.com.

In this week’s episode, Stephen White, CEO of Stageit, sits down with host Dmitri Vietze to explore how StageIt, a global ticketed live streaming platform, is setting the stage for the future of virtual performances. Like poker chips or game tokens, StageIt has gamified ticketing and tipping to keep fans engaged. Find out why much like the dawn of televised sports, Stephen White predicts the future of live music is hybrid, both virtual and in person.
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In this week’s episode, Dmitri Vietze sits down with Ed Vincent, founder and CEO of the 2020 all-star startup, festivalPass. festivalPass is a global marketplace and subscription service for live events partnering directly with ticketing companies, venues, and promoters to cultivate live events from concerts, film, comedy, sports, food, wine, and more. Ed explores how to maximize the subscription model by identifying the financial behavior of Millennials and Gen Z.

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Have you ever had chills listening to a song that really resonated with you? In this episode, Tristra Newyear Yeager sits down with Dr. Psyche Loui to explore what the heck is happening in our brains when we listen to music. Find out how fine tuning atmospheric music can enhance certain brain frequencies and trigger specific brain activity. How will a more complete understanding of our neurological response to music influence the music content created?
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