The music business is the music business, and the movie business is the movie business.
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When you're in New York or these big cities the music business is like music business.
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The music business was the canary in the coal mine.
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"Comics is a lot like the music business," he says.
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That's when I decided to go into the music business.
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Don't let this crazy music business change who you are.
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In the year 2000, the music business was still strong.
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Last year, Apple finally got into the subscription music business.
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Tell me about your journey towards the movie music business.
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African youth are also supporting a growing live music business.
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Mr. Davis, 85, is a legend in the music business.
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Go deeper: The music business moves into the streaming era
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Since then, of course, the music business has been transformed.
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Racial segregation in the music business has muted this history.
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This has led to high-profile clashes in the music business.
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Kacey Musgraves is following her own arrow in the music business.
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Consider: Napster didn't kill the music business; the courts killed Napster.
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We were friends before we were ever in the music business.
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Finally we felt like the Canadian music business was supporting him.
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It's not like you're trying to go into the music business.
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At the same time, the music business went into a slump.
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For nearly two decades, the music business was in free fall.
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How do we make this the future of the music business?
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"Joe needed another dose of the music business," Mr. Zysblat said.
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Apple says it's not in the music business to make money.
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Despite all that, the music business remains male-dominated, Powers said.
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"In 1975, the music business had gotten very commercial," McGuinn said.
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Streaming now accounts for 62 percent of the U.S. music business.
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You're so entrenched in the music business, the entertainment business, why wine?
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Big brands have been quicker to realise this than the music business.
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Apple has been beefing up its own music business, Apple Music, recently.
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My mom was in the music business, managing Eastern European rock bands.
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Translation: They know Scooter won't throw Cruz to the music business wolves.
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There were a lot of very successful people, lawyers, music business people.
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It is a cry against suppression and machoism throughout the music business.
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Some in the music business see this as the height of irrationality.
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It was the biggest disaster in the history of the music business.
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Yet some music-business insiders regard this arrangement as a mixed bargain.
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But the music business has bled too much to celebrate without reservation.
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For more on the comparative analysis, see Music Business Worldwide's article here.
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But that doesn't mean everyone in the music business is feeling good.
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"It allowed me to have a doorway into the music business," Johnson says.
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But the music business is the only one that has it figured out.
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In the music business, that's one of the problems, executives are too involved.
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There's no reason why the music business shouldn't have both and enjoy both.
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To be a single girl in the music business in America is tough.
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"I thought I wanted to be in the music business," he tells CNBC.
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Viewers might wonder if the music business is just the mafia with guitars.
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In 2016, Zeavion acquired the retailer's Gymboree Play & Music business, which operates independently.
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So many respected people in the music business heard that [conversation] and knew.
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The music business has changed in many ways that are good for creators.
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Katy Perry, among other people, is lobbying on behalf of the music business.
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Many men and women in the music business don't fall under that umbrella.
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"I think the classical music business is in an interesting place," she said.
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I feel like that's how so many things in the music business are.
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But UnitedMasters wants to be the missing data layer for the music business.
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You take that and apply it to your whole life—music, business, relationships.
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The music business peaked in 1999, and it has been tumbling ever since.
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Whether it's the music business or whether it's any other type of entertainment.
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One thing with the live music business has been the cash flow aspect.
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Besides, corruption in the music business doesn't begin and end with the Grammys.
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Vinyl is becoming the quintessential luxury item for a music business in transition.
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Mose Allison said that he made it in spite of the music business.
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"It was a different music business all of a sudden," Mr. Adler said.
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But I always say to people, the best analogy is the music business.
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But Hasbro (HAS) also is inheriting a music business through the eOne deal.
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It was as if the entire music business had been subsumed by Napster.
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As the streaming music business—indeed, the digital music business in general—sorts itself out, artists and services will experiment to try to make something that satisfies fans' rabid needs, and the equally important need of artists to get paid.
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I found my way into the music business as a writer and radio host.
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Universal Music Group has been in the digital music business for a long time.
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Reid, now 69, retired from the music business in 1999, according to The Age.
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The first is that subscription streaming is now the future of the music business.
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The music business is when Ahmet and Jerry opened up their office above Patsy's.
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You know, I waited 'til I was 35 to get into the music business.
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Competitive pricing has been a big part of Apple's gains in the music business.
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How did he know how to navigate the treacherous water of the music business?
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His friends in the music business included Rick Springfield, Barry Manilow and Kenny Rogers.
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The music business was an afterthought to quiet musings on relationships, success, and environment.
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At 14, she attended the inaugural Grammy Camp to learn about the music business.
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The creators didn't have enough faith in the entertainment value of the music business.
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Getting a record deal used to be the big prize in the music business.
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Mr. Pearlman began his career in blimp rentals before turning to the music business.
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And those people often aren't made for the business side of the music business.
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He writes lyrics, walks his dog, hopes to make it in the music business.
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"He was very persistent," said Litwin, who was not exactly in the music business.
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The parasitic music business had driven many black female singers to seclusion, before Sade.
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I worked in his office with him when he was in the music business.
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I have absolutely nothing to do with the music business as you know it.
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Some people in the music business are also looking on the deal with suspicion.
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Tencent's music business is split into music streaming and social entertainment services like WeSing.
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So much so, in fact, that it changed the nature of the music business.
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The voting population is predominantly male, and the Academy is uniquely situated to make a real change and develop programs to incentivize diversity in all areas of the music business including in the voting process, charitable programs, and the overall music business.
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Her daughter Sophia wants to make a name for herself someday in the music business.
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But now she has the internet to thank for keeping her in the music business.
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This news was first reported by Music Business Worldwide (MBW) and German site Der Spiegel.
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Well, I very quickly saw what a boys club it was in the music business.
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I think what partly started to happen was the music business was reanimated by MTV.
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Music Business Worldwide is reporting it at $2850 million, valuing Tidal itself at $1.23 million.
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Chin was also a pal of the legendarily mobbed-up music business impresario Morris Levy.
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This is how Boyz II Men literally went from high school into the music business.
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He remained a cult figure, in part because of his distaste for the music business.
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Yet in just those four years, the music business — and the charts — have changed significantly.
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But after his next album, for RCA, Glover plans to retire from the music business.
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Then—and maybe then—our beloved music business has a real chance to thrive again.
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They were my inspirations to get into the music business, to do what I did.
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He had learned about the music business after college, when he wrote for Billboard magazine.
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"Another place where kids have a lot of passion is the music business," she said.
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Its materials would also bolster curriculums at the university, including at its music business program.
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Tencent's (TCEHY) streaming music business is aiming to raise $1 billion in the United States.
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Ms. Fletcher is a sophomore at Belmont University, in Nashville, who is studying music business.
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Rather, in the improvised-music business, the most important single entity is the musicians themselves.
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The streaming business has a problem on the horizon, and so does the music business.
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The shows were put together by some of the biggest powers in the music business.
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Then I went to Berklee for jazz guitar and got a degree in music business.
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"This is the result of an explosion of views of music videos on YouTube against a backdrop of decline in the recorded music business in general," Larry Miller, an associate professor of music business at New York University's Steinhardt School, said of the fight.
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This isn't the highest grossing female actor of all time's first foray into the music business.
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Having spent four decades in the music business, Vince Gill is pretty much connected to… everyone.
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You came out of the music business, you were a music lawyer for a couple minutes.
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So I'm just going to tell you, anybody and everybody in the music business reads it.
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"Idol" had become what it was born to be the antithesis of: the old music business.
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"She couldn't be further away from the music business, which is a good thing!" he says.
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Originally it was a cheap city and it was kind of sheltered from the music business.
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It's also true that in venture capital and the music business, it's the hits that matter.
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So Chris Janson has just been named among the "hardest working" artists in the music business.
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Not long after making the move, Navarro came across a subway poster advertising music business courses.
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Commentators have been quick to discuss Prince's positions on intellectual property rights and the music business.
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" Bebe Rexha also showed the singer support, writing, "the unfortunate dark side of the music business.
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Despite his eventual fade from relevance in the music business, Heller remained outspoken about the industry.
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I think it was a magical time for music and to be in the music business.
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Cohen moved to New York in 1966 at age 31 to break into the music business.
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No industry turns out major, conversation-starting awards show red carpets quite like the music business.
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The music business has been a crowded space for a while, said Pandora CEO Roger Lynch.
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The music business needs to learn from film and TV in order to maximize its revenues.
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The Black people that did stay in the music business, they were in families of music.
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Bigger challenges facing developed economies are also nicely filtered through Krueger's analysis of the music business.
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It was the biggest disaster in the history of the music business — and almost nobody knew.
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For an industry arguably larger and more diverse than the music business, it won't be simple.
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Over her three decades in the music business, Mariah Carey has had a comeback or four.
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It seems that in the pop-music business the shelf life of authenticity is tragically short.
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I made it in spite, and I'm still making it in spite of the music business.
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Mr. Knight has only been a fringe player in the music business over the last decade.
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The music business has become pretty good at feeding its audience's teenage angst with fantasy anger.
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"And the modern music business means he still has plenty of ways to reach those people."
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In its diminished stature, college radio exists almost completely outside of the framework of the music business.
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Changes underway at Interscope and in the music business as a whole certainly didn't help its prospects.
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You will not get anybody in the music business to say that, but that is the truth.
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The format came at a time the music business struggled with online piracy and file-sharing sites.
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Taylor Swift has a new perspective on the sexism she faced growing up in the music business.
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Then a couple years ago, got hired by YouTube, surprising just about everyone in the music business.
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Dean discovered that similar to the music business, artists with sold-out shows were in financial quagmires.
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Find seminars, internships, in Los Angeles there's the Music Business Institute, go to panels during Grammy week.
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IN THE HISTORY of the music business, many artists have not had control over their own careers.
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Where is the support for those who are chewed up and spat out by the music business?
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That was up through basically the end of the music business, up through the late '90s. Yeah.
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I assumed TV people would be on the conservative side, unlike the denizens of the music business.
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Ne-Yo offered to help him out if he ever wanted to get into the music business.
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"We're going to be the oldest guys to make it in the music business," Quaid says, laughing.
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He struggled to navigate the music business and spent months on the road with limited adult guidance.
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I say that sort of as a joke, but in reality, the music business is really tough.
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When I got into the music business and hip-hop, I didn't really give it much attention.
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The French-Caribbean singer produced the song entirely herself — something that's unheard of in the music business.
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But so far streaming has not saved the music business, and deep worries persist about the model.
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Yeah, I mean, I don't go on the "Ooh, what's happening now?" sort of music business thing.
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The men at the pub, all involved in the music business, were inspired by more modest aims.
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Feature It was the biggest disaster in the history of the music business — and almost nobody knew.
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It was also the biggest disaster in the history of the music business — and almost nobody knew.
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If there's one thing the music business has taught him, it's that they can't all be hits.
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"The music business is international, and in this country we have an international reputation," Mr. Goodall said.
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Through his mother's connections in the music business, Mr. Merrill began playing guitar in Japanese rock bands.
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There's some juicy stuff here, including much about the intersection of the music business and the mob.
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Why I got into the music business originally was to be associated with things that were cool.
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It's called RockStar Therapy; built by, and for, those who feel burnt out by the music business.
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Maddie Ziegler, 17, and sister Mackenzie, 15, are already taking the movie and music business by storm.
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"There is very little in the mainstream music business about economic hardship," says music historian Ted Gioia.
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Warner (like everyone else in the music business) has become dependent on the streaming revenue Spotify generates.
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Now they're business as usual for the music business, which has shifted** its model to subscription services.
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So I thought it was important the Grammys are expanding their definition of icons in the music business.
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I'm certainly getting phone calls and emails from people in the music business who want to do something.
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The music business is entrenched in a very old way of working, finding artists through word-of-mouth.
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And, as RIAA chief Cary Sherman notes, the music business is still half of what it once was.
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On Tuesday, legendary singer Tom Jones spoke to the BBC about his own experiences in the music business.
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"We're going to be the oldest guys to make it in the music business," Quaid told PEOPLE, laughing.
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What kind of advice do you have for women that want to get into the music business now?
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If YouTube cares about copyright management then join the music business in its efforts to reform the DMCA.
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These rankings still matter to artists, labels, managers, publicists, concert promoters, and others in the music business ecosystem.
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Apple says its music business, which had been in decline, is once again growing thanks to Apple Music.
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"I thought I wanted to be in the music business," Torres told CNBC in an interview on Wednesday.
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He was physically broken by the music business; they're enjoying the mixed blessings of a record company's attention.
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"Our goal is to continue to be a global consolidator of the live music business," Mr. Rapino said.
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In the live-music business, the most visible kind of competition is over who books the big stars.
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Which must mean businesses should have the right to refuse service, except if you're in the music business.
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Exclusivity, it seems, is as flexible as the music business, and its biggest stars, need it to be.
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Social networks revenues, including from Tencent's video and music business, increased by 47 percent to 18 billion yuan.
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It is the latest and splashiest deal to reflect a music business that has been revitalized by streaming.
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"The music business and I met 30 years ago," he observed with characteristic directness in a 2007 podcast.
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SoundCloud investors may be skeptical about those predictions, since they know how difficult the music business can be.
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With the recorded music business shaken by digital disruption, investors have viewed publishing catalogs as a safer investment.
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Music Business Worldwide translated the article, which quoted record executives who said they haven't received payments since October 2017.
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Given his unwillingness to back down, it's possible his claim that he was leaving the music business was sarcastic.
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And like his son (and like Will Smith), he is also in the music business—as a jazz drummer.
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That's a bold stance to take as the music business shifts from brick-and-mortar sales to e-commerce.
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What's next: The music business is still trying to figure out how artists will be compensated for streaming success.
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That kind of island thing protects it because no real music business can be here unless it's in French.
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It isn't hard to see how Spotify would appeal to Tencent, which has spent time developing its music business.
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It was a big shocker to me that the music business is 80 percent business and 20 percent music.
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"I had no presumption, assumption or desire to have a career in the music business," he told Mr. Unterberger.
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It's also trying out other channels for revenue generation in its wider play to build a digital music business.
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"The problem that exists is in the supply chain in the music business, that hasn't been [solved]," Rabkin said.
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But if you don't know the music business you will be pimped just like a ho on the street.
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In the old days, the music business used to complain that YouTube took their music and didn't pay them.
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The music business is fuelled by fresh blood and hard resets—breakdowns, high-drama apology tours, and drastic makeovers.
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Their stepfather, who had worked in the music business, thought they could be "the next big thing," she recalled.
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Among those spotted in the Centre Court stands were famous faces from the movie, music, business, and royal worlds.
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But he is not often recognized for his role in freeing artists from the clutches of music-business vermin.
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For years, he said, he's watched an increasingly dysfunctional music business fail to mentor artists for the long haul.
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It will begin with a master of music in music production and a master of arts in music business.
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Pandora Plus's temporary limbo status wasn't relevant to normal people, and it went mostly unnoticed in the music business.
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While women's difficulties breaking into the music business are well documented, the starkness of the study's findings is surprising.
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Before that I ran a music business which involved putting on club nights and managing a small record label.
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Cohen started out in the music business as a hip-hop manager, working with the likes of Run-D.
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It also is the firm's first jump into the music business, which is enjoying a bit of a renaissance.
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As a junior at the University of Miami in the 1990s, Rubinstein fell in love with the music business.
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Just because Maezawa got out of the music business doesn't mean he's not investing in other forms of art.
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That should have everyone in the music business asking one question, one critic says: Can the Grammys be trusted?
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The movie won't stop telling us things — about the music business and the songs, about Mercury's tortured sex life.
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There was a lot of that stuff around the music business as I experienced it, as a punky type.
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None of us in the music business have enough resources to fight the legal battles against these big tech companies.
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Historically, we know this approach to fighting piracy works, largely because we saw it play out in the music business.
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And traditionally, "tips" in the music business means these are records, where are they going up and down the chart.
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So, what these people should be doing, if you look back, the previous change in the music business was MTV.
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Apple has hired Warner Music Group executive Jeff Bronikowski to lead its growing music business, according to Bronikowsi's LinkedIn profile.
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Speaking of record executives, this is a discussion we often have when I talk to someone in the music business.
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"The limited exclusive reminded us that Tidal still exists," Larry Miller, director of NYU Steinhardt's Music Business Program told me.
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We were able to nail down a record contract, and so that's how I professionally got into the music business.
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I mean, they'd hit a bottom, it was a lot of mistakes that were brought on by the music business.
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This is the perpetual question that people have been asking in the music business for years and years and years.
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She grew up in an immigrant family and figured out on her own how to break into the music business.
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YouTube's latest partnership shows how it's had to learn to play a different game to win in the music business.
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The music business is tough, but fun times are ahead if you're an act from the '90s or early '00s.
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The way things go, and the way things have been happening ... I also think that it's like the music business.
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The 2017 Billboard Power 100 List, which ranks the most influential members of the music business, includes just eight women.
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By the nineteen-eighties, Norman had grown contemptuous of the Christian music business that had sprung up in his wake.
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Then she parted with her label, and at 30, Speech Debelle decided that she was finished with the music business.
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A raconteur who regaled visitors with tales of his childhood and the music business, Mr. Hurricane reveled in his fame.
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"I wasn't planning to go into the music business," Mr. Hawkins once said, adding, "The record's success decided my fate."
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The music business is increasingly borderless, with music made across the globe as accessible as that made across the street.
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The sale is the talk of the music business; rumored potential buyers include Apple, Amazon and the Chinese conglomerate Alibaba.
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But our Times Magazine writer found that it was actually the biggest disaster in the history of the music business.
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Classical music has always been a specialized corner of the music business, with a discerning clientele and few genuine blockbusters.
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" Steve Knopper writes about the music business for Billboard and is the author of "MJ: The Genius of Michael Jackson.
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At one point, he distinguishes between two sorts of integrity — that of the music business and that of the streets.
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He eventually left the music business, staying away for decades before starting to perform publicly again in the new millennium.
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Briggs left the music business in the 1970s and willfully vanished from public view to live on the Irish moors.
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When Mr. Jones discovered him, Mr. Ingram had been inching his way into the music business for about a decade.
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And then they — inevitably, that's the music business or the car guys or whoever ... It's like a Mad Lib. Right.
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The music business—hip-hop specifically—was booming, and Universal was giving seemingly any rapper with a pulse a deal.
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Analysis conducted by Music Business Worldwide has unpacked an important layer of Apple Music and Spotify's international competition: territorial advantage.
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"I thought it was really cool that a guy from my high school found success in the music business," he says.
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Apple confirmed on Monday with Music Business Worldwide that the annual Apple Music Festival had been cancelled for the foreseeable future.
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This bleeds into the old music business paradigm: Give the music away for free and make it up on the road.
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Further analysis by Music Business Worldwide found that, despite the record streaming numbers, annual growth in audio streaming is actually declining.
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"The largest artists right now in the music business are female," said Neuman, who is the head of music at Kickstarter.
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The smaller firm hands over close to 70% of its revenues to the music business in royalties, says an industry executive.
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The mass music business exodus began, and with it, I found myself shifting from managing and representing artists, to publicizing them.
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But if she wanted to have a shot at the music business, she had no choice but [to work with him].
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The European media company Bertelsmann is looking for more acquisitions for its music business, BMG head Hartwig Masuch tells Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
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"I'm doing this master class for anybody who is interested in getting into the music business," McEntire says in the video.
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Tencent, best known for its WeChat mobile app, has pointed to growing its digital music business as a key strategic initiative.
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How do we make sure that women feel welcome to the music business and have opportunities to start bands and grow?
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"What these people should be doing, if you look back, the previous change to the music business was MTV," Lefsetz said.
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I was just a naïve teenage rock 'n' roll drummer, and I thought this was my way into the music business.
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But when it comes to the comparatively private field of the music business, it's like spotting how a magician shifts cards.
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In an article appearing in Music Business Journal, Natasha Patel demonstrates that although women are becoming organized, all is not well.
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Evercore ISI also initiated coverage of Spotify shares with an outperform rating, citing its dominant position in the streaming music business.
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But it will also be closely watched by a music business that is grappling with a series of recent copyright decisions.
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He stayed with them through 2002, until the strenuous requirements of working in the music business began to take their toll.
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When I got in the music business, I never had it, because I went through so much of it in childhood.
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After the success of "Pretty Girl," online commenters attributed her popularity to the music-business connections of her father, Geoff Cottrill.
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Tencent Music IPO: The listing of Tencent's music business failed to raise as much money as the internet giant had hoped.
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Implicating himself again, he explained that he works in a business — the music business — that he finds embarrassingly corrupt and sexist.
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He said he thought Mr. Pearlman had entered the music business to meet men and had become a hitmaker by accident.
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On the upside, it's got energy, lavish production values, and a talented cast playing a colorful collection of music-business misfits.
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Enemy of the Music Business was the last album with Pintado playing guitar and the band's first away from Earache Records.
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In the 21st century, he became a consultant and professor, exploring how the music business could adapt to the digital era.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Record producer Clive Davis did not just get a documentary celebrating his five decades in the music business.
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Streaming grew to $4.3 billion in the first half of the year to make up 80% of US recorded music business.
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"They invented the digital music business," Michael Nash, the former digital chief at Warner Music Group told The Verge in 2013.
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"To all musicians, songwriters, producers, artists, those working in music business, my friends, my family," the op-ed reads in part.
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Now the live-music business is facing billions of dollars in lost income as its two largest promoters shut down shows.
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I wondered what his interest in publishing a book was, given that the music business had modelled itself on book publishing.
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"You're gonna need this in the music business," Willy told him when he gave him the piece in the season premiere.
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The music business tallies hits, streams, sales and profits, but generally fails to provide extramusical tools for the tolls of success.
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It was really WME who was involved in ELeague, and because of the music business I had some great context there.
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Amazon is planning to launch a new high-fidelity music streaming service with better-than-CD-quality audio, reports Music Business Worldwide.
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"All the bad behavior and excess in the music business can be traced to the CD." What did you mean by that?
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But in the music business nothing happens in a vacuum, and after a few months, AM/FM stations began playing it, too.
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The music business hasn't faced the same sort of reckoning that Hollywood, the media industry, or even the food industry has, yet.
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Mr. Geffen is using his wealth to put his stamp on his home city, much as he did with the music business.
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Its primary unit, Tencent Music, was spun out following a merger between Tencent's QQ Music business and China Music Corp last year.
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You have to have this huge corporate slush fund to subsidize the fact you're going to lose money on a music business.
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Acquired by TimeWarner, "PopClips" became the basis for MTV, the standalone channel that transformed music, and the music business, in the 1980s.
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While he was in charge, the company devalued by over $5 billion, from $7.73 billon to $2.26 billon, Music Business Worldwide reported.
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My colleagues on the news side of The Times had a good exposé yesterday on another example of oligopoly: the music business.
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In fact, I think you are probably one of the rare people who's succeeded in the music business without ever doing drugs.
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Why did you want the characters to be in the music business, and rock music to feature so heavily on the soundtrack?
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Researchers suggest that if streams from those platforms were included, these streaming numbers would more than double, according to Music Business Worldwide.
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"Like the music business, we need to get to a place where actors have more ownership over what they do," she continued.
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Her album is a love letter to the town of Puxico, Missouri, but she grew up in the music business in Nashville.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Tencent's IPO of its music business failed to raise as much money as the internet giant had hoped.
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Now, the music business is much more corrupted, and much more unpredictable, and much more to a degree like the Wild West.
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Earlier this year, Apple bought music recognition app Shazam to bolster its music business as the company takes on streaming giant Spotify.
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As Variety reports, the statement was made during a keynote interview at the Music Business 2017 Convention currently ongoing in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Unlike most, Keidan has spent time working on the ground up to develop brands (artists and songwriting talent in the music business).
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Meanwhile, a reminder that this kind of "windowing" is going to remain pretty rare in the music business, unless things change radically.
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Mr. McDonald continued recording, putting out more than 30 albums, including this year's "50," marking his five decades in the music business.
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He entered the music business as an adolescent white rapper, eventually parlaying his interests into a career as a full-fledged producer.
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When Residente accepted his award for best urban song, he had a different message for an audience full of music-business personnel.
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In addition to his music business, Tary Owens works full time as a drug outreach counselor, helping addicts avoid the AIDS virus.
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He moved to Nashville in 1958, hoping to make it in the music business while selling vacuum cleaners to make ends meet.
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Mr. Pearlman was devoted to engineering and research, not corporate development or the pop music business; he amassed more than 22600 patents.
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But Lil Peep's is the first recent case in which an artist's family has attempted to hold the music business itself responsible.
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Before Spotify was created, online piracy had all but eroded the recorded music business, which had been in decline for 15 years.
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"The group of women in the music business who I am lucky enough to call friends are all solid gold," she says.
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It was Spotify day: The company that disrupted the music business made its highly anticipated debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Blockchain technology is set to have a profound impact on a wide variety of industries, ranging from capital markets to the music business.
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It comes amid "broad changes" and a new management team Sony has assembled over the last few years, especially within the music business.
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Snoop Dogg is better known for his work in the music business — but the U.S. rapper is now throwing his weight behind fintech.
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Apple is building up its music business with an acquisition of a small tech startup that helps discover and develop emerging musical artists.
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With annual sales now of $403 million for the music business alone, he's confident that the $240 billion revenue mark is within reach.
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"A year of growth in the U.S. music business is welcome news," wrote RIAA chairman and CEO Cary Sherman in a blog post.
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It rarely allows you to enter the music business at age 35, long after any normal person would give up on the dream.
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Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services, saw an opportunity for Shazam to help build out its music business.
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After a decade of working in factories and Tex-Mex restaurants while trying to break into the music business, he moved to Atlanta.
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Whoever is first to bundle with a related service that everyone uses is going to be very successful and save the music business.
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But when reports began surfacing that the British crooner might be quitting the music business for a few years, even I was perplexed.
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Moving onto Driftless was just about me taking control of my music business and feeling confident enough to go out on my own.
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As mathematically ascertained by Music Business Worldwide, here are some cold hard facts: - The entire Top 270 is made up of white men.
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She's been in the music business a long time and has succeeded in an industry which can be downright hostile for women artists.
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The band's career was largely an awkward navigation of a music business it wanted no part of and had little success in understanding.
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Before Spotify and other streaming sites shook up the music business (more of that later), there was Apple's iPod, which launched in 2001.
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Since then, SoundCloud has struck new licensing deals with record companies and publishers, helping to legitimize the service with the mainstream music business.
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Google entered and more or less immediately took over the music business when it acquired YouTube, in 2006, for $1.65 billion in stock.
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And then I realized the music community I was part of wasn't so much about music as it was about the music business.
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The gang ran a music business, Blood & Honour, which was controlled by Paul "Charlie" Sargent, a thug with a history of football hooliganism.
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"Seattle was once an undeveloped area as far as the music business goes," Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard told Louder Sound in 1992.
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Since January, Universal also acquired a Kenyan record label and expanded its live music business, while Spotify launched in South Africa in March.
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As people who have been around the music business, is it important for you to puncture the fantasy of the quick come-up?
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Some in the music business are sympathetic to his past; Rosen is among those who suggested his team should donate to survivors' groups.
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"The end result was a conversation," Mr. Elgart wrote in a memoir, "The Music Business & the Monkey Business" (2014), written with his wife.
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If you look at the last 20 years of the music business as a recovery from Napster, has the problem now been solved?
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On the album, most songs are preoccupied with taking a stand against the casual cruelties of the music business — Simpson is the warrior.
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Ms. Guitar had all but retired from music business at that point, releasing only the occasional record, until her husband died in 1983.
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A 2011 article from Fast Company sums this up well: She's a poster child for millions, and for the new music business model.
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That's why it's really dangerous for anybody to hide behind the DMCA if they need a relationship with anybody in the music business.
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"There was never a plan to undermine the music business," Mr. Hofman, 40, said in a recent interview at a diner in Midtown Manhattan.
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I tried a lot of the traditional things, and I saw this book that was called How to Make it in the Music Business.
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There's the art business, the music business, the fashion business, so let's gear up and make better situations for ourselves and stop playing victim.
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On Thursday it was also announced that Houston rapper Bun B and music business titan Scooter Braun are planning a benefit concert for Houston.
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Lefsetz authors the Lefsetz Letter, a free influential newsletter about the music business that has documented the momentous shift from physical to digital media.
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The annual Billboard Women in Music awards recognize women who have made significant contributions to the music business and who have inspired other women.
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We're told the rapper left a manager in charge of the business while he was tending to his music business, touring and making appearances.
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But in addition to his music genius, the singer is also considered to be an innovator in the world of music business as well.
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Who knows how many more years, and how many more Billboard Power 100s, it will be before we see a more equal music business.
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The 19-year-old singer was in the midst of following his famous father's footsteps and starting his own career in the music business.
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But the cable networks are keenly aware of what happened to the music business after Apple's iTunes and other streaming services disaggregated the album.
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I think it's because I've been scarred by the music business at such a young age and coming into the business through overnight success.
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What's troubling is the film's slow and steady exposure of a music business machine that gobbles up individuality and spits out a sellable package.
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It is one of the twice-told tales of the music business: Decades ago, Michael Jackson received some sound investment advice from Paul McCartney.
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That strategy defied convention, yet the album still opened at No. 1, and its method of release captured the imagination of the music business.
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The Sutler Saloon opened in 1976 and became a prominent watering hole for Nashville's music business community as well as famous, and infamous, players.
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"If you&aposre a big artist, you&aposre vastly overpaid," said George Howard, a professor of music business at the Berklee College of Music.
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He wanted to learn everything about music business LaJoyce Brookshire was director of publicity at Arista at the time and worked closely with Mack.
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Content providers — Hollywood, the music business and book publishers — championed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act during its legislative journey through the Senate and House.
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Yet, even on a show focused on the Black music business, Gigi is meant to inspire a side-eye that I'm not sure she deserves.
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We have practice spaces, a library that pertains to music, music business and psychology, a coffee shop, and offices where we do the support groups.
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That is one of the very few times people say that about the music business, where they say the music guys have figured it out.
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Iovine, who was brought in to kickstart Apple's move into the subscription music business, has had a limited role within the company for some time.
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"Long lead cycles like Taylor's [are] a relic of print medium," said George Howard, an associate professor of music business at Berklee College of Music.
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I was young and on a full scholarship, so I hadn't even gotten to the point of thinking about the economics of the music business.
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It's not clear exactly why Apple is killing off the popular festival, but Music Business Worldwide speculates Apple might be focusing on single events instead.
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It is purchasing the startup — one of earliest players in the world of mobile music — as part of its bigger ambitions in the music business.
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The music business organization released the 2016 edition of its Global Music Report, which found that global music revenues increased 3.2 percent overall last year.
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"It's a big step forward in the hearable category," Anthony Murray, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Qualcomm's Voice & Music business unit, told Gizmodo.
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N). "You would value the music business with one (revenue) multiple closer to Spotify, and the cloud business with a (subscription software) multiple," said Tzuo.
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Those that are in the music business say he is a genius, and that's ok with me, because as far as i'm concerned he is.
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According to a new report by industry news outlet Music Business Worldwide, the three major music labels made $6.93 billion combined from streaming in 2018.
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Amazon is reportedly working on a high-definition music service that would offer a better bit rate than CD quality, according to Music Business Worldwide.
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For one thing, media executives who haven't quite forgiven Apple for destroying the music business might be reluctant to take the same risk on movies.
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It additionally noted that Kaveladze's company funded a music business launched by Rob Goldstone, Emin Agalarov's British publicist, who first pitched the Trump Tower meeting.
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Even as the music business shrivels, an artist's legacy—especially one that is defiant and uplifting—will continue to be a reliable, ever-renewable asset.
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The music business then basically resold everything they had already sold, in a different format (and often without even digitally remastering the previous vinyl releases).
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Can these previous disruptions of the music business teach us how to handle a 21st-century onslaught of computers that can compose their own songs?
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But music continues to be the beating drum of the platform — with paid streaming continuing to grow at the expense of the physical music business.
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You could almost hear the moment when "Alligator Man" Willie once told him, "You're gonna need this in the music business," early in the season.
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The hardships she has endured — from exploitative music business relationships to losing a child and her family's farm — aren't simply romantic fodder for her songs.
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For most of the next two decades he avoided the music business, working in construction building roads, driving a truck and working as a lumberjack.
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Rogers knew all about record contracts from her studies at Clive Davis, which caters to students seeking careers in the music business, management, and production.
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It is, instead, a music-business comedy marinated in specificity and local flavor, set in a real place with realistic people trying to get by.
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When Carmine Silano started CheerSounds, he wasn't just a former cheerleader—he was a former cheerleader who'd studied computer science and music business in college.
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Mr. Hildesheimer, a German Jew who had run a music business in Speyer, Germany, purchased the Guarneri from Stuttgart violin dealer Fridolin Hamma in 1938.
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"We've had the opportunity to work intimately with groundbreaking songwriters," Mr. Pincus said, "at a time when the music business of tomorrow is being created."
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We've all managed to stay in the music business, which is amazing, and we're all quite busy with our careers, families and all that stuff.
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LOS ANGELES — In the music business, an artist's personal manager is usually a behind-the-scenes figure, the negotiator and taskmaster unseen by the general public.
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It will hold them accountable in the strides they're already taking and send the message loud and clear that women have worth in the music business.
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"We have a long belief that people were superior to algorithms," says Bob Lefsetz, author of the Lefsetz Letter, an online report on the music business.
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Who would have regrets about something that has lasted through the years, that now some of the greatest icons in the music business all wear today?
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Before that, in the early years of the new millennium, WMG's revenue increased exactly when Napster and its clones were wreaking havoc on the music business.
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Though he's known to be kind of a dick, in Cohen, YouTube has hired the guy who's going to shape the future of the music business.
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For the first time in years, there's tangible optimism in the music business, and some leading music tech companies are taking that optimism to Wall Street.
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I want to inspire people, not only musically, but also mentally, because my biggest trouble in the whole music business was mentally how difficult it is.
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Last year, it took a majority stake in a new venture that combined its digital music business with China Music Corporation, China's leading music-streaming business.
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PAG also controlled China Music Corp, a music streaming business which in 2016 merged with the music business of gaming giant Tencent to form Tencent Music.
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Data released to Music Business Worldwide (MBW) by MUSO — a data-analytics and 'piracy audience reconnection' specialist — shows that as of midday UK time on Aug.
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There are countless candidates for worst industry, but the music business is right up there with nuclear power lobbyists, subprime mortgage brokers, and animated Dalmatian slaughterers.
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Over the last couple of weeks, reports from the New York Times, Vulture, and Music Business Worldwide have brought to light a strange practice at Spotify.
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Remix would compete with Apple Music and Spotify, two pre-existing titans in the digital music business, and is expected to launch in the coming months.
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Jim Donio, president of the Music Business Association, said he would be surprised to see musicians cancelling tours because of the attack at the Grande concert.
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As competition in the audio sphere heats up, the pay-to-stream model is becoming the key driver of growth in the competitive digital music business.
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The British rock band is scheduled to play Tel Aviv's HaYarkon Park despite attracting criticism from a number of figures in the film and music business.
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Armed with a loan from his brother and a book on how to run an indie label, Posen got a crash course in the music business.
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But instead of a million unwanted phone calls, it's making him money and giving him deeper intelligence about his listeners than anyone in the music business.
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AmpMe may have 99 problems (a slew of competitors, like Speakerfy and TuneMob would be an example), but the economics of the music business ain't one.
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Houston rapper Bun B and music business titan Scooter Braun are planning a benefit concert to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey, the Associated Press reports.
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By simply inverting and laying bare the usual process — working bottom up instead of top down — "Idol" presented a genuine alternative to familiar music business practices.
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He studied music business at USC, and began recording his own material only because he couldn't get anyone to cut on the demos he was producing.
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The 2018 UK Measuring Music report did its usual job of highlighting how much money the music business in the UK generation from 2017 to 2018.
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"The music business intercepted about a century's worth of sounds, the vast majority of which it lost money on," says Andy Zax, the producer and writer.
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First, physical records, and the ability to record and replay musical performances, have enabled today's top artists, those most in demand, to dominate the music business.
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Jeff Dorenfeld, a music business professor at Berklee College of Music with a focus on touring and festivals, recalled a time when concert security barely existed.
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I don't like to stay off the road and stay out of the music business for two years, so I kind of jump back-and-forth.
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He came into the studio with a local bulldog, who is in the music business and something of a big deal, but he stole the show.
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Nearly every song became a rallying cry, and between them Residente spoke to declare his opposition to both the Trump administration and the current music business.
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Now here I was in the music business, and I was being told that this was what I had to do to take this next step.
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After going to Yale, he applied his music business knowledge to build a Reddit for dance music called The Drop with Twitch's Justin Kan back in 2015.
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And the streaming music business is increasingly competitive, with Apple and Amazon ramping up their offerings and Facebook reportedly eyeing an entry to the market as well.
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This year, it hired YouTube executive Tamara Hrivnak — the only person the music industry loved at Google — to be its head of music business development and partnerships.
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I first went to career school for audio engineering at SAE Institute, and then I did a master of the arts program at NYU in music business.
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While the iPhone maker has traditionally held its Apple Music Festival at the Camden Roundhouse, Music Business Worldwide reports that Apple is axing the show this year.
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Cornell also had an extensive solo career as a singer, guitarist, composer and lyricist and worked with various other musicians over three decades in the music business.
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Before he became a solo star, Campbell was one of the music business' most in-demand session guitarists, known for his astonishing speed and his brilliant ear.
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Along those lines, Ray J believes the Scoot-E-Bike's Bluetooth music integration, as well as his relationship to the music business, will spell the vital difference.
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This was thanks, in no small part, to a doubling of paid streaming music subscriptions which helped the American music business experience its biggest gain since 1998.
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One artist publicly complained about getting paid, which again I believe comes down to Snap needing to form a better bridge to the music business and community.
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Kate Nash had a hit debut album at just 20 years old, and after nine years in the music business, she's dealt with plenty of body shaming.
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In the music business, when you disappear for a long stretch of time, you abandon your right to grouse about how things have changed in your absence.
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Yes, but: Teens listening to terrestrial radio has fallen about 50% over a 10-year period, Larry Miller, director of NYU Steinhardt's music business program, tells Axios.
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I understand the music business is music and business, but when you work with people, especially youngsters, who have dreams, you have to take care of them.
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But you know to me the whole thing in this music business has always been I'm a combination of things; I'm not great at any one thing.
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There's a sense in which the music business requires you to fit into a certain box and conform to a set of demands in order to survive.
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I had a personal conviction that I was good enough as a player, but I was aware that there are no guarantees, especially in the music business.
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Drawing on her expertise, Ms. Gordon's account of her husband's early career includes some of the most incisive, unflinching criticisms of the midcentury music business on record.
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Taken in 1977 at Funk Fest in Los Angeles by Bruce W. Talamon, the image reminds us that there is more to the music business than glamour.
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While profits at Google, Facebook and Amazon have soared, revenues in media businesses like newspaper publishing or the music business have, since 2001, fallen by 70 percent.
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Since then, Music Business Worldwide has been listing dozens of what it says are fake artists on Spotify whose work has generated more than 500 million streams.
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The common payment system is known as pro rata, and a professor of music business at the Berklee College of Music said it favors popular artists significantly.
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The record executive who made the leap to Silicon Valley looks back on the decade in the music business, and sees a major problem on the horizon.
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But screen time at the Grammys and Super Bowl works as a launching pad — free advertising, basically — for more lucrative parts of the music business, namely touring.
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There is little left of the music business that could once breed and elevate a performer like him, whose ear is tuned to the whole world's injustice.
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"I remain utterly outraged by the depressing statistics surrounding female representation in every aspect of the global music business," Shirley Manson, singer in Garbage and ambassador for PRS.
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Bloomberg notes that investors have historically had few chances like this to invest in the music business directly, as large corporations in the industry have dominated the field.
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A day or so later, I got a Facebook message from an old Facebook friend who'd gone on to do some really impressive things in the music business.
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And finally, there's DJ's sister Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin), who takes the place of John Stamos's Uncle Jesse — young, hip (by TGIF standards, anyway), job in the music business.
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In a recent interview with Music Business Worldwide, Apple exec Jimmy Iovine said that the streaming service plans to be less aggressive about obtaining exclusives in the future.
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Direct relationships with artists could be key going forward, said John Kellogg, assistant chair of music business management at Berklee College of Music, on CNBC's "Squawk Alley" Friday.
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But then, ironically — and like many other Asian-American artists making pop music today — they went to Asia, and it changed their outlook on the music business forever.
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It was just a real way of expressing my frustration because I was watching everyone in the music business, I thought, short-circuit their careers with the drugs.
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"I love the music business — from when I was in it in the '70s as an agent and manager to today's new music and hot acts," he said.
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Combined with the brutal capitalism of the music business, hip-hop can be an environment where clinical depression or other mental health issues are brushed off as weaknesses.
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Close to 850 million people worldwide will pay to subscribe to a music streaming service by 2030, according to a Goldman Sachs projection reported by Music Business Worldwide.
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The partnership follows Samsung's decision to exit the music business last fall, when it shut down its U.S. mobile music service, Milk Music, after failing to gain traction.
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She has been named to the Hollywood Reporter's Power Lawyers Top Music Business Attorneys, Variety's Dealmakers Impact Report, Billboard's Music's Most Powerful Attorneys, and Billboard's Women in Music.
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The case concerns the side of the music business that deals with songwriters and publishers — not record companies and performers, whose work is covered by separate copyright laws.
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Cornell also had an extensive solo career as a singer, songwriter, guitarist, composer and lyricist and worked with various other musicians over three decades in the music business.
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A Harvard Law School graduate, Kwatinetz had some success in the music business, and sometimes said that he wanted to make the Firm the next AOL Time Warner.
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For those unversed in the lexicon of the music business, A&Rs—or Artists and Repertoire, if we're getting fancy about it—are the people who sign acts.
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In the hands of a less gifted economist, this ambitious attempt to both explain the music business and use it for more didactic purposes could have been clumsy.
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Yet nothing so far has dethroned Billboard's charts as the arbiter of popularity, said Larry Miller, an associate professor of music business at New York University's Steinhardt School.
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Kluger was initially against the idea of getting back into the music business, but he consented to some studio time to see how Bregoli sounded outside the car.
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For the vast population of hip-hop artists—and in the music business in general—artists are left trying to recreate the stardom that turned them into superstars.
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Houston is talking about her life, but it has always felt to me as if she's really talking about the way the music business warped and misused her.
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But as streaming has become the dominant mode of consumption, the landscape of the music business has changed again as the three major labels jockey for market share.
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I asked Cherie Hu, a writer and researcher who covers the financial side of the music business, if song royalties are a good investment for the average broker.
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The chuck wagon dinner and music business in the West can be traced back to 1953, when Ross Wolfe opened the Flying W Ranch in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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They'll apparently be performing these challenges in front of some of the "biggest names" in the music business, so, you know, we probably won't have heard of them.
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The offering will provide Wall Street a first look at exactly how the music streaming business is faring since Apple doesn't disclose specific revenue of its music business.
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Solomon has a "vision for building a socially-conscious music business focused on one of America's most serious public health crisis: the addiction epidemic," according to the website.
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But in its bid to go public, Spotify is letting would-be investors know that the rise of Apple hasn't stopped it from topping the streaming music business.
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In the meantime, Spotify's new numbers, filed to European regulators, remind us that the streaming music business remains a good way to lose money, at least for now.
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Should they accept, the band will be eligible to vote in the 2020 Grammy Awards, the highest honors in the music business, the Recording Academy said on Thursday.
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Well, I believe that since we have solved all the business issues in the music business, now we can focus on the music, which is a really good thing.
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Between interstitial classroom skits, Hill flows between Christian paeans, prophetic gloom-and-doom proclamations, a critique of the music business, laments to lost potential, and a few love songs.
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"Okay, well, we won't deal with the majors," says George Howard, associate professor of music business / management at Berklee College of Music and Brown University, describing this general strategy.
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In the early days of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, O was interviewed by The New York Times' Lynn Hirschberg, who asked about being a woman in the music business.
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In 22014, when the Justice Department allowed the two most dominant companies in the live music business — Live Nation and Ticketmaster — to merge, many greeted the news with dread.
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A spokesman for Spotify declined to comment on the news, which was reported by the Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet and later by Music Business Worldwide, an online trade publication.
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As a young man trying to break his cousin (Keith Stanfield) into the music business, Glover's character navigates the world of the Atlanta rap scene — but not exactly seamlessly.
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For me, it's going to be that fine line of just finding my sound and what is going to take me to the next level in the music business.
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Now, the first set of these Hello Sunshine original productions are being announced, including performances from music business matriarch Sophia Chang, judge Rosemarie Aquilina and comedian/activist Maysoon Zayid.
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Music business types know all about that thirst, which is why it's so common to see bands tack on a "VIP" meet-and-greet option to their presale tickets.
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Becoming a top performer amid the pressures of a record label and the finicky consumer sentiment is known in the music business to require "taste and tenacity," Vanhala said.
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And it made me realize these are the kinds of people I want to surround myself with, even in the music business, which may not be known for that.
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Sometimes being a female in the music business, or any business, you know you want to be this way and sometimes I come off as being a hard chick.
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In fact, before there was Napster (launched in 1999), the harbinger of digital disruption for the music business, there was BowieNet, Bowie's online music destination, which debuted on Sept.
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Secondarily, I don't believe dealing with the people in the music business was that appealing, as they try to reinvent the music the same way they reinvented the camera.
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It shot to No. 1 on the iTunes chart in the UK and No. 2 in the United States, underscoring his appeal even after decades in the music business.
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Jesse Cannon, author of Get More Fans: The DIY Guide To The New Music Business, said that Bandcamp is vital for how it connects independent artists with their fans.
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My pessimistic forecast is that the great thing about the music business right now with Spotify or Apple Music is that you subscribe to one service to get everything.
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"This is the most [promotion] I've ever done for a record because I need to pay my band and there's no money left in the music business," she says.
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But the churn of the music business quickly turns young stars into grizzled veterans, and, in just a couple of years, Wiki has outgrown most of his boyish enthusiasm.
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By sales alone that would have been good enough for fourth place, but in the new music business, monster streaming numbers can propel an album far up the chart.
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That's why people call Jeff Jampol, who specializes in managing the performers that the music business calls legacy acts and that the general public refers to as dead people.
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"The music business has enjoyed a resurgence over the past couple of years, driven largely by the rise of paid subscription-based streaming services," Yoshida said in a statement.
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That is, being a central contact for the music business, someone who speaks the same language as artists and their managers, and can help secure content for the service.
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Snapshot In Season 2 of the Fox smash "Empire," Hakeem Lyon was kidnapped and later betrayed his father, Lucious, plotting to become head of the family music business himself.
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Williams encouraged Wilder's interest in music, helping him set up a home studio in the basement, and Wilder eventually headed to Columbia College in Chicago to study music business.
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Here's a fun fact: In the music business, a group of handsome pop musicians is called a Maroon 5, like a murder of crows or a herd of elephants.
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" He added: "In various episodes Gomer connected with the movie and TV industries, the music business, the surf scene, the Beverly Hills rich — all the easy symbols of modernity.
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It used its music-business trappings — a Princeton dropout tries to manage his drug-dealing cousin's budding rap career — to get at distinctly American ideas about ambition and identity.
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But more than that, he is a symbol of how the music business works, of how amazing talent doesn't always equate with commercial success, of how madness informs genius.
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He says he thinks Warner, and the rest of the music business, want YouTube to succeed at building a subscription music service that will rival Spotify and Apple Music.
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There may be a sense of lots of women working in the music business, because so many women occupy visible positions as performers—but behind the scenes, that's different.
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"Peter Pan" is a high-class kiss-off to an immature boy, while "7 Years" is a weepy coming-of-age tale about making it in the music business.
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YouTube has introduced schemes that allow artists to earn money from advertising sold alongside their videos but many in the music business argue this does not go far enough.
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Through the decades, the group has applied its knack for tunes and rhymes to, among many other things, science, history, the music business, romance and teaching letters and numbers.
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Hilton isn't in the music business, but like other hotel chains it has started offering unique and often priceless experiences to spend points on in addition to free stays.
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That runs counter to conventional wisdom in the music business, which believes that most people value the ability to take their music with them and play it whenever they want.
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Kaveladze's company, meanwhile, had long funded a music business set up by the person who first proposed the meeting to the Trump camp, Emin Agalarov's brash British publicist, Rob Goldstone.
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In the last decade, the platform helped numerous artists connect directly with their fans, allowing them to bypass the traditional music business infrastructure that many found didn't serve them well.
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EMI was split up after the lawsuit's filing, with Vivendi SA's Universal Music Group buying its recording music business and a consortium led by Sony Corp acquiring its publishing arm.
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"She's been the physical representation of what I want to be when it comes to being a working mom in the music business," Porter, 34, told reporters after Monday's show.
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I know that's a cliché, but I never believed in myself, really, to the extent that you need to to make it in the music business, and now I do.
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Driving the increase was a surge in profit at its music business after completing the $2.3 billion acquisition of EMI late last year to become the world's largest music publisher.
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"I've only met [Simon] a few times, but I just have an enormous amount of respect for his wisdom in the music business and his eye for talent," Paisley says.
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"The music business is so small here so you need to know a producer friend or a fucking friend," she says when I ask how she started to make music.
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MARIAH CAREY: All I can say is Dick Clark was an incredible person and I was lucky enough to work with him when I first started in the music business.
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At launch, the app is aggregating more than 100,000 podcast episodes in genres like News, True Crime, Sports, Comedy, Music, Business, Technology, Entertainment, Kids, Health and Science, the company adds.
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"Music licensing for the kind of streaming that Spotify does is inherently complicated and imperfect," said Larry Miller, the director of New York University's music business program, in an email.
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You can feel this most keenly in two parts of the music business that seem to creak slowest with change: the legacy print British music press and some major labels.
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I got to learn what the other side of the music business is about, so as soon as my own music started to get noticed I knew what to expect.
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For one, after jumping in at the allure of the music business, they probably realized being a record label or management company isn't a business they want to be in.
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There are many new records coming that will be eligible for awards, and I hope that the Canadian music business will be able to support him properly this time around.
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I pitched a national mentoring app—I have 20 years of experience in the music industry, and I'd love to mentor a young person getting started in the music business.
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In the music business, knowing what you want and who you are doesn't always align when confronted with labels who may want you to be on track with their vision.
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In the first half of this year, total revenuesfrom streaming platforms for the U.S. music business grew 6003 percent to $2.5 billion, according to The Recording Industry Association of America.
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Meanwhile, in this two-hour, commercial-free episode, Charles Manson (Gethin Anthony) and his growing family move into their benefactor's home as they try to break into the music business.
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That MTV itself isn't much in the music business anymore only makes the playing field clearer for provocation: Acting out here is like trashing a hotel room, not your house.
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And with a music business that's been upended by the Internet, shaving record sales (and those songwriting royalties) by considerable sums, producers are finding those musicians eager for new opportunities.
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What I have to remember, and what I think is a good thing, is that I've been around long enough in the music business to know that everything is seasonal.
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There were contractual disputes with her record label and Debelle, until then well-adjusted to a quiet, relatively normal life, was suddenly the centre of attention in the music business.
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Minutes after Neil's release went out, a group of women music business executives (though, none of them label execs, which isn't a great sign) publicly demanded the Grammy boss's resignation.
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The premise is old-hat, but if you're an Elba fan and enjoy comedies about the music business, parenting (or lack thereof) and bachelorhood, you should give this a try.
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They were dealing not only with the standard provincial problem — remoteness from the hubs of the music business — but doing so in an area with a small African American community.
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But the law may favor the Raisens on this point, said Don Gorder, the chairman of the music business and management department of the Berklee College of Music in Boston.
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The lesson, now well known in every corner of the music business: All those clicks on Spotify and Apple Music can mean the difference between No. 1 and No. 2.
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Mel C. has stayed in the music business with a successful solo career and as most people surely know, Beckham has made a name for herself in the fashion industry.
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Ms. Jones had tried decades earlier to get a start in the music business, but was told by record labels that she didn't have the looks to be a performer.
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Apple – The Wall Street Journal reports that executive Jimmy Iovine will transition into a consulting role in August and step back from daily involvement in the company's streaming music business.
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The biggest story in music over the last decade was the industry's reconciliation with tech — after a decade fighting the internet, the music business fully embraced it in the 2010s.
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On the Popcast: David Turner, the author of the Penny Fractions newsletter about the music business Ramez Silyan and Sebastian Jones, the directors of the Lil Peep documentary "Everybody's Everything"
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There is not much left of the music business there, apart from a commemorative sidewalk plaque, but a group is trying to get landmark status for the remaining historic buildings.
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And that's pushing the overall music business back up again, after a fall that started in 1999, with the ascent of Napster, and didn't stop until a couple years ago.
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Well, one of the stories to whip out is [about] a friend of mine who is a pretty good friend and one of the most trustworthy people in the music business.
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She may have two of the most famous parents in the music business, but Blue Ivy is all of us when it comes to her mom and dad's more intimate moments.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd said it is looking to spin off and list its online music business, China's biggest music-streaming company, in the United States.
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The documents reviewed by BuzzFeed News show that most of the funds flowing into Goldstone's music business, Oui 2 Entertainment, and his personal checking account came from Corsy International, Kaveladze's company.
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For the first time in more than a decade, the American music business grew for the first half of 2016, mainly due to subscription services like Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal.
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It launched a different project, also called "Equalizer," in partnership with Swedish pop kingpin Max Martin in summer 2017, centered on networking dinners and seminars about women in the music business.
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The music business is littered with stories about songwriters or studio contributors and session musicians who never get the credit — or money — they're often due for their work on hit songs.
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In the same month that streaming music company Spotify filed to go public, its US rival Pandora is feeling the pinch of how challenging the digital music business continues to be.
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And, just incase they were going to forget about it, he's now created a music industry doomsday device that he feels could "destroy" the entire music business as we know it.
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"As of July 2003 I shall be retiring from the music business [in] order to pursue a different career," she wrote in a message to her fans posted on her website.
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The app took off on college campuses and among individual users around the globe, and the music industry could only watch as the MP23 format changed the music business landscape forever.
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The popular narrative that has emerged around "Old Town Road" is that the song represents industry dissolution—of genre, of traditional formality with regard to how artists navigate the music business.
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A Star Is Born has only a moderate interest in the actual music business, however — a fact that will doubtless raise the hackles of some viewers positioned closer to the industry.
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Publishing, public transit, college courses, whatever remains of the music business--whole swaths of industry, accounting for billions of dollars and millions of jobs, gone, or greatly diminished, within a generation.
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Photo courtesy of UMG Universal Music Group—international music corporation, and subsidiary of French media conglomerate Vivendi—posted the highest venues in a decade in 22015, according to Music Business Worldwide.
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"Vinyl" has featured plenty of financial exploitation; this sequence is a reminder that the music business had artistic exploitation as well, often with white musicians employing the art of black musicians.
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A few years ago, he moved to Nashville — for the second time — with no connections, sending a form email to 400 people in the music business whose addresses he'd found online.
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When he came into the studio and started working with excellent producers, he learned about all different aspects of the music business, and got to understand the tremendous power of culture.
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The detente follows last week's Swift-Braun-Borchetta flare up involving the sort of music business minutiae that doesn't commonly interest the general public — the particulars of re-recording old masters.
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After almost a year of deliberations, the major label Sony Music may have reached a deal with SoundCloud to allow its content onto the streaming service, according to Music Business Worldwide.
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As he struggles to cope with crippling anxiety, he finds an unlikely mentor, played by Blackish's Anthony Anderson, to help him navigate his creative potential and future in the music business.
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" One of her recurring conversational themes is the music business, of which she says at one point, "even the executives are kind of at the mercy of the Wall Street graph.
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Then suddenly, fans could just buy the digital single for $0.99 from iTunes, form a bond with Apple instead of the artist and the whole music business fell into a depression.
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That information, reported by Music Business Worldwide, comes from a year-end report by Nielsen, the data company most famous for their SoundScan music-sales statistics that inform the Billboard charts.
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Pretty much anybody would say if you were booked solid every Friday and Saturday all year–somewhere–getting any kind of a fee, you're doing very well in the music business.
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The cultural changes at the magazine have collided with broader industry upheaval, with Billboard struggling for years to adapt to shifts in the music business and in the wider media landscape.
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For decades now, merchandise has been essential to the music business, a way for fans to deepen their connection to artists, and for artists to extract more profits from their fans.
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He told The Washington Post that in 19873, figuring any future songwriting and performing would just enrich other people, he quit the music business and got a job in Cambridge, Mass.
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The rise of Napster and file sharing in the early 2000s decimated the music business; as recently as 2015, the industry was widely judged to have been broken by digital piracy.
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She graduated from Texas A&M and received a master's degree in music business from N.Y.U. She is a daughter of Holly K. Mayer and Tom Mayer of The Woodlands, Tex.
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Pandora was early to the online music business, introducing a free internet radio service just a few years after Apple started iTunes and enjoying a successful debut as a public company.
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And because the music business, like all creative industries, runs on ego as well as revenue, a higher chart position is positive feedback for a star who's thinking about taking chances.
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Yet in a sign that all is still not well between YouTube and the music business, the announcement of $1 billion in royalties was quickly criticized as not being large enough.
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At a time when the music business and the tech companies that now dominate it are concentrating on a customized experience, SXSW shows how much people still prize a communal one.
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He graduated cum laude from Georgetown and received a master's degree in music business from N.Y.U. He is the son of Gina Shih of Succasunna, N.J., and the late Edward Shih.
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After graduating from the University of Texas in 1979, she managed publicity and event promotion operations, mostly in the music business, and in 1993 she co-founded the Austin Film Festival.
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But after a chance outing to a studio, he decided to pursue rapping, making a list of steps for music-business success, only some of which had to do with music.
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Beginning with her first album, "AM/FM," released in 2012, Ms. Wilson defied conventional music-business wisdom by releasing a likable record of vintage pop hits from those golden laid-back days.
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"All I can say is Dick Clark was an incredible person and I was lucky enough to work with him when I first started in the music business," Carey told Entertainment Weekly.
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Taylor Swift just released new music, Lil Nas X bent all the genre rules, and now it's time to celebrate the best in the music business with the 2019 Billboard Music Awards!
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The honor will commemorate Underwood's 13-year-career in the music business, which has seen the Oklahoma native win dozens upon dozens of awards — including seven Grammys, six CMAs and 14 ACMs.
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As we navigated through the pitfalls of life and the music business, our first album with Nick, Rust in Peace, and subsequent albums Countdown to Extinction and Youthanasia, kept up the momentum.
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"To the extent that a record label can manufacture some kind of viral success is everyone's goal, but it's not like the whole community is curated by the music business," Bernstein said.
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Today's pop songs are manufactured by an assembly line of writers and producers, in what Larry Miller, director of New York University's Steinhardt Music Business Programme, calls an "industrial song-writing machine".
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The brothers' camaraderie began from an early age, and because they've worked together on the field and onstage, they have similar outlooks on what its like to work in the music business.
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Mason said he did not know how people could make it in today's music business where songs are shared for free and there are so many people trying to make it big.
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Glueckert, who met Swier through friends in the music business, was the subject of fleeting fan interest in 2012 after he was tagged with Swier in a beach photo posted on Twitter.
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They'd gotten signed almost by accident, after Laura went to a 2009 open audition hosted by music business record executive Andrew Brightman and producer Dave Cobb in Nashville, and wowed the judges.
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That followed a #MuteKelly campaign, supported by the Time's Up campaign against sexual harassment in the workplace, that called on companies associated with his music business to cut ties with the singer.
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Apple appointed a new executive to oversee its Apple Music business as it continues to grow, inching up to 48 million subscribers from 30 million in September, the company announced, per Reuters.
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But when the 1789 revolution put the royal palaces out of the music business, performances soon resumed, first in the Salle Montansier in 2859, then from 2434 at the Salle Le Peletier.
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In his 2009 book, "And Party Every Day: The Inside Story of Casablanca Records," written with Curt Gooch and Jeff Suhs, Mr. Harris recalled an early, unexpected brush with the music business.
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He never succeeded in the music business, but writing songs helped shape the idiosyncratic, elliptical prose style that made him one of the most acclaimed and influential British writers of his generation.
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"Queen" is Ms. Minaj's first album in four years, a stretch of time in which the music business has been upended by streaming, and hip-hop has been upended by the internet.
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We talked about his new album, his "Us + Them" tour, the state of the music business, the nature of time and exactly how to deal with an internal voice that blocks creativity.
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At the time, Ms. Chiles, too, worked in the music business and was putting out a pamphlet filled with private photographs of rap and sports stars like Jay Z and Mike Tyson.
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And the thesis may not be true in the recorded music business, particularly for the large acts, because the majors provide a sense of the biggest value from all, which is cash.
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So you think it is a bad idea for both the music business and, I think you're saying, for the artist as well, to do an exclusive deal with Apple or Tidal. Why?
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Why the company needs a liaison to the music business is another legacy of Napster's Original Sin; YouTube needs to reassure labels and executives that it is not, in fact, destroying their business.
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For the last few years, the prevailing theme in the recorded music business has been that CD and download sales were plunging while streaming has shot up quickly, as listening habits shift online.
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It has only two employees outside of Patton and Werckman: one in Los Angeles, where much of the music business is located, and another in New York, which is home to Ipecac's distributor.
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Tencent is said to have approached Spotify with a view to acquiring the company to extend its burgeoning music business outside of China and Asia, a source with knowledge of discussions told TechCrunch.
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The case is the first time a court has ruled that acoustic shock is worthy of compensation, according to the BBC, and is likely to have far-reaching effects in the music business.
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That package included news feeds (music, business, sports and finance) supplied by then search giant Lycos, access to exclusive Bowie content, and 20MB (!) of space for users to build their own custom homepages.
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Bruno Guez has spent decades in the music business — he hosted a show on public radio, founded Quango Music Group and even worked as the creative director of music at Cirque de Soleil.
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Spotify, Apple Music and other services now have 30 million U.S. subscribers, and streaming revenue is up 48 percent this year, to $2.5 billion, accounting for 62 percent of the U.S. music business.
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It exploited the nostalgia in the elder generation of music-business gatekeepers — not just for classic rock but for the kind of musicianship and larger-than-life rock stardom that Led Zeppelin flaunted.
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Bradley Cooper, who plays the withering rock star Jackson Maine, and Lady Gaga, who plays the rising pop siren Ally, are apt partners onscreen, and the story strikes many familiar music-business notes.
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All these problems are exacerbated by the structure of the music business, in which hundreds of labels have been consolidated into three huge ones, which in turn have been absorbed by global conglomerates.
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The National Party obtained "Eminem Esque" through a company that licenses stock music for use in television and films, part of a lucrative but below-the-radar cottage industry in the music business.
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In a consolidated streaming music business, when most consumers get their music from just a handful of online outlets, could the tardiness of just one company's data hold the Billboard album chart hostage?
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For most of the past few years, Mr. Bey — the artist formerly known as Mos Def — has been living in South Africa, and has remained mostly at a remove from the music business.
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Like the music business—where albums have been disaggregated into individual tracks sampled on YouTube or bought on iTunes—porn today is a plethora of thumbnail clips from which users pick and choose.
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Chalk up these artistic choices, in part, to performers' creative ambitions and the stubbornness to get them realized, as well as to the increasing clout of individual stars versus a scrambling music business.
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With audiences in which badge-holding music-business professionals are surrounded by more typical listeners, the festival provides instant feedback on what's really reaching people: via shouts, singalongs, rowdy approval or rapt attention.
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When Spotify began more than 2442 years ago, it had a simple goal: to establish itself as a force in the music business by making millions of songs instantly available to listeners worldwide.
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Depicting the story of a Memphis hustler attempting to break into the music business as a rapper and escape his life of criminality, the film also featured a soundtrack full of Southern rappers.
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Amazon is prepping a high-fidelity TIDAL competitor That's according to Music Business Worldwide, which also accurately reported the recent launch of a free, ad-supported Amazon Music service for Echo device owners. 7.
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He's worked with heavy-hitters like Dr. Dre, Nicki Minaj, Eminem, Rihanna and Diddy Kid has gained recognition in the music business for producing a slew of hit singles with a variety of artists.
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Yes. Let's tease you out of it in your history to this day, you hear people in the music business saying, the free stuff is not adequate, we're not getting enough money from it.
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Music Business Worldwide (MBW) reported on the round yesterday, with Kobalt founder and CEO Willard Ahdritz confirming that the news is directionally correct without divulging precisely how much capital Kobalt is closing on currently.
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Each unit is covered on the outside with a quarter-sized circular disc reminiscent of a vinyl record — a design touch the company deliberately made to reference the music business pedigree of its founder.
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Statistics like this, which paint a positive picture of the direction in which music consumption is moving, work well to counter the narrative that record labels are losing their grip on the music business.
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He posted a picture over the weekend with Apple music executive Larry Jackson announcing the news, and reposted the photo today with a link to a Music Business Worldwide article about the alleged deal.
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"Straight Outta Compton was such a great movie and, obviously, I m in the music business, so getting to see that piece of history was amazing, and it was an incredible movie," says Rehxa.
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Given the dire future of terrestrial radio predicted by New York University's Steinhart Music Business Program, one would think radio might want to look outside of their regular salad eaters when crafting a mix.
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Apple says the purchase will help advance its operations in the digital music business, which Shazam has played a significant part in since Apple created iTunes, and more recently with its Apple streaming service.
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And while there will always be pitfalls in a business whose commodity is human beings modeling, like the music business, still often represents a way out and up for people with limited economic opportunity.
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After high school, she moved with her family to tiny Accomac, Va., on the state's Eastern Shore, when her stepfather, who'd left the music business to become an Episcopal priest, took over a congregation.
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Apple says the purchase will help advance its operations in the digital music business, which Shazam has played a significant part in since Apple created iTunes, and more recently with its Apple streaming service.
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Since the 22006 concert, he married Mr. Weisbrodt, fathered a child (with his longtime friend Lorca Cohen, the daughter of the singer Leonard Cohen) and weathered the ups and downs of the music business.
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According to Akon, that might be the way to go for other emerging musicians, though he says he himself was "super lucky" because he "actually went through the system" to learn the music business.
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All of that money goes to further illustrate the standing of gaming as one of the biggest entertainment mediums on a global scale—more profitable than Hollywood blockbusters, and comprehensively outstripping the music business.
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A new financial report reveals that music platform SoundCloud lost $22015 million (approximately €22016 million euros) in 22017 and may "run out of cash" before the end of this year, Music Business Worldwide reports.
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It's important to remember that after an artist has made a few records, the entire music business and its audience must decide whether there's really any space on the shelf for this artist anymore.
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In the music business there are a lot of egos, and I really had to step back, observe, understand why certain things were done a certain way, because there was a lot of history.
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So, I got together with other women in the music business — my lead engineer and my music publisher and another incredible woman at William Morris Agency — and we all said, 'how can we participate?
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About fame he was more ambivalent, and part of the delicate drama of "Blaze" involves his attempt to make his mark in the music business without being ground up in the machinery of celebrity.
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But Ms. Swift's return is a sign of the dominance of streaming, and of its maturation as an essential part of the music business, from the marketing of singles to the industry's sales figures.
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She recalled a particularly dark night in her dorm room at Syracuse — where she studied in the Bandier music business program — when the negative comments sent her into a spiral of shame and sobbing.
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We'll give you this opportunity to learn and we don't expect anything out of it, except you'll grow and maybe make a few connections in the music business for when you finish high school.
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But as a long-term power player in the industry and advocate for Atlanta's music business scene, Smith says there's nothing she'd rather be doing than elevating talent in the place that raised her.
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While Apple Music currently has 10 million paying subscribers, Spotify is able to claim nearly three times that at 28 million, as well as almost 100 million active users, according to Music Business Worldwide.
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"Rocketman" starring Taron Egerton, tracks Elton John's first steps in the music business, from his piano playing as a child to his explosion onto the U.S. scene and its drug and alcohol-fueled party world.
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It was to be another 15 years before The Ledge would record his first full-length album, having been rediscovered in the early 80s after years of drifting in and out of the music business.
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The rapid transformation in consumer listening preferences has led Larry Miller, the director of New York University's music business program and host of the "Musonomics" podcast, to predict FM radio is near a breaking point.
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Ever since her 22016 debut album, Hello, I'm Dolly, the Tennessee-born singer has made a massive, boot-shaped footprint on the music industry, as well as just about every other industry (music, business, fashion).
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News of Westergren's departure follows a cash infusion of about $680 million into the music business, through a $480 million investment from Sirius XM and the $200 million acquisition of its Ticketfly business by Eventbrite.
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PA) shares fell on Friday after the media group disappointed investors with first quarter sales below expectations, a lack of details over plans for its UMG music business and new tensions over Telecom Italia (TLIT.MI).
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It's almost impossible to identify the factors that make RiRi the realest "cool girl" in the music business, and it's not just us normies who would absolutely lose it should she ever cross our path.
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The lack of diversity is basically statistical evidence of the thick glass ceilings that lurk above the heads of women and people of color whenever they are rising up the ladders of the music business.
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"The music business is not like many other creative businesses in that there are very few standard practices or ethical standards," explained New York music writer John Seabrook explained in a recent interview with Noisey.
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" According to Women of Music Action Network in Nashville, an organization founded to fight gender discrimination in the music business, "in 2018 solo women received approximately 13 percent of the overall airplay on country radio.
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Dichter and his Marquis co-founder, Jesse Itzler, had already sold Alphabet City, their sports-marketing and music business, for more than $4 million, "so we had a little bit of street cred," Dichter explains.
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"Rocketman", starring actor Taron Egerton, tracks John's first steps in the music business, from his piano playing as a child to his explosion onto the U.S. scene and its drug and alcohol-fuelled party world.
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The Swedish company on Wednesday spelled out how exactly it would execute its so-called direct listing, and it amounts to a gamble that mom-and-pop investors will understand and appreciate their music business.
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The music business is moving/has moved from a sales model to a streaming model, and there are only a handful of musicians with the clout to keep their stuff off the big services. Also!
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This de facto exile has ended up embedded into their creative process, though, pushing these artists to the fringes, where they are less bound by hip-hop's conventions, or the needs of the music business.
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These disasters include not only events like fires but also instances of neglect and even willful destruction by the labels themselves, a hair-raising history that reaches back to the beginnings of the music business.
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"Today I am more focused on creating my own philosophies for women like me in this genre of music, to be exact for the LGBT community as a whole in the music business," she said.
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As time goes on, the show will test the "harmony" of the couples with "musical challenges" judged by "some of the biggest names in the music business," none of whom made it into the trailer.
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"The movement to ensure that the Academy -- and the music business -- is truly representative of artists and their audiences has been going on for a long time," Mason said in his message to academy members.
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The result matters both because of the bragging rights that come with claiming a No. 1 album and because the music business is continuing to figure out how to adjust to rapidly changing consumption habits.
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Perhaps only Adele commands the music-business clout to stop and restart a song on live TV — letting loose a profanity that didn't make it onto the air — but on Sunday she justified her perfectionism.
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Gone, too, are the chances to earn a living, which, combined with seismic shifts in the music business and rising rents in neighborhoods now threatened by gentrification, have left older musicians in a precarious situation.
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J. COLE "4 Your Eyez Only" (Dreamville/Roc Nation/Interscope) Music business compromise can be disheartening, but it is not without its perks: It can bolster an artist's ego, provide financial succor, hornswoggle the masses.
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"Hayley is in the music business because she's an artist and her love for music and performing is in her blood," Greenwald said in a phone interview, recalling the pair's chat in her office lounge.
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A music-business emphasis on holiday music is not new — radio stations tend to flip formats from Top 40 or country to all "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer" all the time around Thanksgiving.
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Looking at lineups for any club night or festival you'd have to concede that no, we do still need to talk about gender in the music business, because there is pervasive gender inequality across the board.
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"Weaker sales in the North American music business impacted by migration headwinds and potential loss of creators/venues are the primary drivers of the lower than expected revenue growth," Stifel analysts wrote in a note Thursday.
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Vivendi, a French media company, said it was considering selling a stake of at least 10% of its Universal Music business to Tencent, a Chinese technology conglomerate, possibly raising that to 20% at a later date.
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Streaming services and their subscription revenue has saved the music business, according to a new music industry report, which notes that 22025 was the third consecutive year of revenue growth — again, thanks to digital music consumption.
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" Parton, 73, also appeared to touch on some of the concerns of the #MeToo movement and sexual misconduct in entertainment and other industries, when she described entering the music business when it was a "man's world.
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" He then added, "Having read your message, it seems to me that your criticism is very much based on the early London-based punk which, as I've said above, was little more than music business hype.
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Internally called Remix, the service is the third attempt by parent company Alphabet to catch up with rivals Spotify and Apple, which have spurred a recovery in the music business after almost two decades of decline.
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The big picture: As Spotify eyes a public listing of its stock next year (as it has been reported and sources tell Axios), the company has to keep growing its music business beyond streaming existing tracks.
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It is tempting to think we live in more enlightened times, and that the nature of the music business in 2017 means that grime will be supported and allowed to stand on its own two feet.
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Contributing to an initiative like Keychange in order to reach a gender balance of 50:50 and thereby empower women and their visibility in the music business and above seems a perfectly natural thing to do.
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Sony Pictures carded a ¥10.6 billion ($103 million) loss which Sony blamed on currencies, despite some strong box office hits like Angry Birds, and revenue in its music business was up 9 percent year-on-year.
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With more than a billion users, including the youngest and most engaged music fans, YouTube has long been seen by the music business as a vital way to promote songs and hunt for the next star.
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" The Fender boss said the rise of online distribution in the music business has been "nothing but a positive in the sense that consumers worldwide are listening to more music than they ever have in history.
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That stance has put Spotify in an awkward position between investors, who are rooting for disruptions that could lead to profits, and music business executives, who would like the streaming service to stay in its lane.
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" Don Gorder, the chairman of the music business and management department at Berklee College of Music, called Spotify's decision "a big deal" given the influence of its playlists, but warned that "it is a slippery slope.
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"These guys are in a big fight with the music business right now over how much they pay creators," said Matt Pincus, the chief executive of Songs Music Publishing, whose roster includes Lorde and the Weeknd.
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When Frank Ocean's album "Blonde" came out in August, it went straight to No. 1 and became the talk of the music business because it was released completely outside the usual channels of the recording industry.
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David Hooper, the host of the Music Business Radio show and owner of the Big Podcast Agency, said that Slayer could also make their future more secure by getting into the restaurant and lifestyle merchandise business.
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To answer these pressing questions, Mr. Caramanica was joined by Jon Pareles, chief pop music critic for The New York Times; Joe Coscarelli, the Times's pop music reporter and Ben Sisario, the Times's music business reporter.
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That there's a splash of hip-hop coursing through country (its male performers, at least) is now fundamentally accepted, but always with the country performer — and the country music business — in control of just how much.
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The context was, YouTube has become this huge thing, it's showing Lazy Sunday, everyone is freaked out about that, and also, everyone is freaked out about Apple because they've seen what's happened to the music business.
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With all that experience in his back pocket—plus, a sweet day job in the modern music business—what's the first bit of advice the big man imparts upon anyone asking about a life in music?
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James Donio, president of the Music Business Association, a non-profit that aims to advance and promote music commerce across delivery models, predicted that the MMA would have a positive impact on all artists, including independent ones.
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"The team at Facebook is creating a truly innovative product and is showing real commitment to its participation in the growth of the music business," said Eric Mackay, EVP, Global Digital Strategy, Warner/Chappell, in a statement.
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"We're excited to work with the largest music publisher in the world to bring amazing songs which deepen connections between friends and fans," Facebook Head of Music Business Development and Partnerships Tamara Hrivnak said in a statement.
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If you just click the Apple News+ tab in the News app, you'll see a curation of stories about travel, fitness, music, business and other topics that are gathered from all of the magazines in the library.
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In the mid-1990s, Prince turned his focus to the conventional structure of the music business, challenging the notion that a record company should own his master recordings and control when and how his music was released.
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For the equivalent in the marijuana-user world, you'd have to look to the music business again; someone like Paul McCartney, casual consumer of at least one joint a day since 20126, has no equivalent in movies.
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"Women being recognized and being given space in this industry is something I feel very strongly about," says the star, who launched Women in Harmony last year for female writers, producers and artists in the music business.
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The launch had arrived at a time when Spotify and Apple Music were running away with the streaming music business in the U.S., while YouTube was still getting its own music competitor, YouTube Music, off the ground.
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Hopefully we can if begin a wider conversation about women in the music business, and encourage more women who might be making their first steps into the industry to look at A&R as a possible path.
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"I'm proud to be a music man, and hope that the perspective I bring from both the creative community and the music business at large will help us, our music partners and artists grow and thrive together."
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As the industry has struggled to interpret the fallout from "Blonde," one thing is clear: In the streaming age, the complex series of relationships that the music business relies on to function have become anything but harmonious.
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As one of the most powerful figures on the corporate side of the music business, Mr. Morris has frequently been cast as a villain for the music industry's slow response to the digital revolution of the 2000s.
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Gradually, however, the music business and performers figured out how to take the feedback that's inherent when amplifying a hollow box of wood and develop pickups and built-in electronics that enable acoustic to survive on stage.
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It makes sense both in terms of Apple's own focus on its music business, and also in terms of providing services comparable to that of its closest competitor, Spotify, to address all segments of the music industry.
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This week we uncovered the biggest disaster in the history of the music business, explored six places in Europe that offer shelter from the crowds and talked to Mindy Kaling, above, about being a boss in Hollywood.
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In photos of a typed note posted to her personal account — a rare, public-facing moment of music business messaging from a star of her stature — Swift added that she had negotiated with digital streaming in mind.
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But Mr. Rollins, 503, has also maintained a vigorous, syncretic spiritual practice, and he has written hundreds of pages of personal notes over the years — reflecting on music technique and the music business and expressing social laments.
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The Times's David Leonhardt wrote an Opinion essay, "Big Business Is Too Big," that begins: My colleagues on the news side of The Times had a good exposé yesterday on another example of oligopoly: the music business.
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In the film, Lil Peep is presented as someone who was brittle long before the music business found him, and who was particularly poorly equipped for the leeching and temptations that every rising star must contend with.
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He and his partner, Rob Beckham, run William Morris Endeavor's country music business out of the talent agency's Nashville office, dealing with the careers of dozens of country artists including Mr. Aldean, Garth Brooks and Chris Stapleton.
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The chat, which was posted to Mr. Dylan's official website, covered his new three-disc album of standards, "Triplicate," in detail, as well as scattered memories of the music business, but mentioned the Nobel Prize not once.
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One viral video took Maggie Rogers from college-musician obscurity to music-business object of fascination: When Pharrell Williams heard one of her original compositions during an N.Y.U. class, his near-tearful response was captured on video.
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The first full Nat Turner Rebellion album, "Laugh to Keep from Crying," has now been compiled by independent archivists and music-business students at Drexel University, which received thousands of tapes from Sigma Sound as a donation.
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The "Lemonade" singer, one of the most powerful women in the music business, announced the pregnancy on her Instagram account in February along with an image of her posed in lingerie and caressing a noticeable baby bump.
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And while the music business is controlled by three big companies that have real leverage when it comes to licensing their stuff, podcasting is in its early days and no one has a chokehold on podcast content.
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In 2012, he co-founded 300, an independent record label synonymous with the viral successes of rappers like Fetty Wap, Young Thug, and Migos, with a professed mission to harness social media to transform the music business.
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Anti is one of the most anticipated albums of 2016 not only because Rihanna is essentially a deity in the music business, but because fans have been waiting for a new Rihanna record for more than three years.
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In data prepared for The Music Business Association and provided exclusively to CNBC on Monday, market research firm AudienceNet said that music services such as Spotify, Apple Music and Pandora are snagging a larger share of music consumption.
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But services like programmatic ads that promote other products present Spotify as an enabler and platform for a more sustainable streaming music business for everyone, Spotify itself as well as the artists and rightsholders that work with it.
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It's also logical to see why he'd want to get out of the streaming business, which he entered by buying Aspiro, a Swedish streaming company, for $56 million in 2015: Everyone in the streaming music business loses money.
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Featuring a soundtrack of original music and stunning music performances, STAR follows three talented singers, desperate for a new start and with ambitions of stardom, as they navigate the cut-throat music business on their road to success.
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What they know they can't do is stick their heads in the sand the same way the music business did, and for that reason alone it was J.J. Abrams who delivered the most honest comments of the conference.
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"The unprecedented run of exclusives by digital music services has put a tremendous strain on the relationship between artists and their record companies," said Larry Miller, an associate professor of music business at New York University's Steinhardt School.
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After some time off regrouping and realizing new dreams and following a serious interest in cooking, she decided to make a third album, reigniting her love for rap and for hip-hop but never for the music business.
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"As a journalist, I'm really excited to lead a really amazing team of people and expand and deepen our coverage of the music business itself, which is going through such an exciting and fascinating transformation," Ms. Karp said.
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This rather astonishing movie begins with a lovely young bride-to-be, Josie (Jessica Rothe), abandoned before even getting to the altar by her high-school sweetheart, Liam (Alex Roe), who's absconded in pursuit of music business fame.
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Multi-platform American company Live Nation Entertainment told investors last week that its artist management division, Artist Nation, now boasts over 100 managers working with more than 350 artists as of December 31, 2015, Music Business Worldwide reported.
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The company invested in multiple podcasting startups last year to build out a catalog of exclusive shows, and unlike its music business, Spotify doesn't have to pay a label every time someone listens to one of those episodes.
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The singer, one of the most powerful women in the music business, announced the pregnancy on her Instagram account in February this year along with an image of her posing in lingerie and caressing a noticeable baby bump.
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In a persistent problem for the online music business, large numbers of songs have missing or incorrect data about their songwriters and which music publishers represent them, leaving what is widely estimated to be millions of dollars unpaid.
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Taylor Swift is known for her shrewd dealings in the music business, but the 22.65-year-old pop star, who Forbes estimated was worth $280 million in 2017, is also making a name for herself in real estate.
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In 1961 she gave birth to the first of the couple's two children and decided to become a stay-at-home mother, all but retiring from the music business, apart from limited touring and the occasional TV appearance.
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It strikes me there's a fundamental tension between where you guys want to go ultimately, which is having more and more control of the music business, more power, maybe working with musicians directly and what happens to them.
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Ongoing warfare between violent gangs and the police does little to assure citizens of their safety; public transportation barely exists and traffic jams are ubiquitous; the Hollywood studio system is falling apart; the music business is in the toilet.
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From record to record the music business changes so much for us because we take so long in between, but if we look at how different it was from How Strange to The Wilderness the entire landscape is different.
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"In the music business, if you care about the Grammys and submitting your stuff before a certain time frame, you want a single out in the summer," she said in a new interview with V Magazine published on Wednesday.
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Spotify wants to be seen as supportive of artists and the wider music creator community, and has been steadily rolling out tools for this side of the music business, instead of just those aimed at consumers listening to tunes.
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The movie, starring Taron Egerton, tracks the singer's first steps in the music business, from his tentative tryouts on the piano as a child to his explosion onto the U.S. scene and its drug and alcohol-fueled party world.
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Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber are music business buddies — the British crooner has even penned some of Bieber's songs, such as "Love Yourself" — so it only makes sense that they have some fun out of the studio as well.
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It's difficult for me to find a city that I feel that offers as much as this city has, in terms of musicians, in terms of how you live - not living in a music business, living with just people.
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Music Business Worldwide and others, including The Verge, leaked the deal on Thursday, ahead of the official confirmation, saying also that Sony will receive stock in SoundCloud and has been invited to participate in the startup's next funding round.
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In 2016, Walsh released a debut album called Chasing Dreams—featuring covers of songs like "Mr Bojangles" and "Fly Me To The Moon"—and, as reported by Music Business Worldwide, Walsh absolutely bodied the competition with sales of 111,650.
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More times than not, they don't understand the new era and try to force the old-school music business mentality on companies, which never works in the long term — and Snap has stayed away from this trap thus far.
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They came into the music business as total greenhorns, and often found themselves kowtowing to label executives and marketing folk who they assumed knew best, whether or not they really agreed with every decision being made in their name.
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Even after years in the music business have taught her that none of the men "peddling romance" take the drug themselves—but instead turn out to be cynics, misogynists, "even pedophiles"—it proves hard for her to pull away.
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"Fundamentally, the business model that most record companies operate under is not unlike the venture capital business," said Larry Miller, the director of the music business program at New York University's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development.
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"There are very few companies in the music business that have successfully licensed as much catalog as Dubset, and the music rights database they've built is massive and rare," Turek tells TechCrunch exclusively before the deal's formal announcement tomorrow.
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Baby boomers — a "niche" group of 74.9 million — are snubbed by the movie industry, TV, jeans designers, the music business, everything, in favor of Gen X, Gen Y and the millennials (who sound like a sad, droopy human bouquet).
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To discuss the myriad hiccups in the streaming ecosystem on this week's Popcast, Mr. Caramanica was joined by Ben Sisario, the music business reporter of The New York Times, and Joe Coscarelli, the New York Times's pop music reporter.
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I've had conversations with really significant people from the music business who've also made that same comparison because in the same way, hip-hop was a genre of music, and when it started, that's all people thought it was.
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"The live music business is really robust right now," and other live events, like conversations with authors and live podcasts, are similarly seeing a growing audience, said Donna Westmoreland, COO of I.M.P, a company that runs D.C. music venues.
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Mr. Cotton worked with an array of blues and rock luminaries during his seven decades in the music business, but whenever he reflected on his experiences in interviews he cited his childhood apprenticeship with Williamson as the most formative.
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" Asked about the #MeToo movement that has shaken Hollywood by uncovering sexual misconduct and its relevance for the music sector, Madonna said: "Of course it's long overdue, women are treated very differently than men are in the music business.
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A few weeks later, in his kitchen, Ronson said that he still felt an overwhelming urge to discover and put on budding artists, despite having earned the ability to open just about any celebrity door in the music business.
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