100 episodes
The Music Biz Weekly The Music Biz Weekly
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4.8, 62 Ratings
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Music marketing and music business topics and discussions. Featuring The Music Biz Weekly podcast with Michael Brandvold. Discussions for the DIY artist. Topics include music licensing, Facebook marketing, Twitter marketing, email marketing, website development, finding fans online, selling your music, selling merchandise and much, much more.
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Ep. 428 Ajay and Jeremy Popoff from LIT Discuss COVID and the Shutdown
Ajay and Jeremy Popoff from the band LIT join us this week. Ajay and Jeremy Popoff from the band LIT join us this week to discuss how they are dealing with the COVID shutdown. Their thoughts on streaming performances and some of the live events that have occurred. How they are approaching writing, recording and […]
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Ep. 427 Current Events: Bands Changing Their Name and the Live Nation Memo
Current events This week we discuss some current events… bands changing their name and the Live Nation memo. MichaelBrandvoldMarketing · 427 Current Events: Bands Changing Their Name and the Live Nation Memo Visit Hypebot for music business news and insights. www.Hypebot.com Visit Bandsintown to manage your tour dates and communicate with your fans. www.Bandsintown.com If […]
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Ep. 426 Curbside Concerts, Fans Can Book You to Play Curbside at their House
We are joined by Eric Gould, Chief Ambassador for Curbside Concerts. Todd and Maura Altschuler, live music fans with ties to their local concert community in Frisco, CO, had a simple idea to resurrect their music scene safely. They realized that anyone with a home and an extension cord can still enjoy a concert responsibly. […]
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Ep. 425 Latest Update on the COVID-19 Impact on Touring with Agent Jack Forman BiCoastal Productions
Latest Update on the COVID-19 Impact on Touring Jack Forman serves as Executive Vice President of BiCoastal Productions, the New York City-based concerts and theatrical booking agency. His current clients include: Lee Rocker (of Stray Cats), Naturally 7, Colin Mochrie’s HYPROV (of Whose Line is it Anyway?), The Hit Men (Legendary Rock Supergroup), Scotland’s Red […]
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Ep. 424 Music Business Programs with Susan Dodes Professor of Music Business Studies at NYU
Susan Dodes is a 30 year plus music executive and Professor of Music Business Studies at NYU’s Steinhardt School. Susan Dodes joins us to explain and discuss the various Music Business and Music tech degree programs that are now being offered by big and small colleges and universities around the country. What do they teach, […]
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Ep. 423 Digital Legacy Expert Adele McAlear Discusses What Happens to Your Online Stuff When You Die
What Happens to Your Online Stuff When You Die? Adele McAlear is a subject matter expert on Death & Digital Legacy (what happens to all our online stuff when you die) and has spoken at many conferences on this topic. Visit http://sparkstheflame.com MichaelBrandvoldMarketing · 423 Digital Legacy Expert Adele McAlear Discusses What Happens to Your […]
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Keeping Up with the Times
The music industry is rapidly changing and Music Biz Weekly keeps up with the twists and turns. Michael Brandvold and Jay Gilbert talk with people inside the fast-growing music streaming businesses to help cut through the bluster heard by artists and executives to get at how it all really works. Much thought goes into discussing why certain artists’ royalties are unusually low despite high numbers of streams. Hint: if you’re a signed artist, you might want to read the fine print of what your record label is taking from the streaming royalties!
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