Music Industry 360

Get more from your music with Symphonic. Apply now at https://symphonic.com In this episode of the Music Industry 360 podcast, Jorge Brea from Symphonic discusses the pressing issue of streaming fraud in the music industry. He explains what streaming fraud is, how it affects artists and the industry as a whole, and the measures being taken by digital service providers (DSPs) and Symphonic to combat this issue. The conversation also covers best practices for artists to avoid falling into fraudulent practices and insights into future trends in the music industry, including the impact of AI. IG: https://www.instagram.com/symjorge/  TW: https://x.com/JorgeEBrea  LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jorgeebrea/ Subscribe to Symphonic Distribution & stay in the know // http://bit.ly/2medpJw

Get more from your music with Symphonic. Apply now at https://symphonic.com Discover why physical distribution is making a comeback in the music industry, from vinyl to cassettes, and how indie artists can capitalize on these trends. In this episode we'll hear from Jocelynn Pryor of AMPED Distribution to learn key strategies for marketing, catalog management, and balancing physical sales with streaming and touring for long-term success. Connect with Jocelynn to learn more: LI: @jocelynnpryor FB: @jocelynn.pryor IG: @santajawz X: @Jawz_P , @ampeddistribution , @amped_dist Subscribe to Symphonic Distribution & stay in the know // http://bit.ly/2medpJw

In this episode of the Music Industry 360 podcast, Sarah Janiszewski, Director of Industry Relations at Tidal, discusses her background in the music industry and her role at Tidal. She emphasizes the importance of building a strong fan base and cultivating super fans. Sarah also highlights the challenges of cutting through the clutter in the music industry and offers advice on how artists can stand out. She mentions the tools and resources provided by Tidal, such as the TIDAL Artist Home and the Tidal Rising program for emerging artists. Sarah predicts that the future of music consumption will involve new technologies and experiences, but also emphasizes the resurgence of nostalgia in the industry. Get more from your music with Symphonic. Apply now at https://symphonic.com Learn More about Tidal For Artists: https://tidal.com/forartists Former DSP Streaming Lead at a Distro gives great tips: https://www.askmikewarner.com/ Water & Music (highlights emerging tech for artists): https://www.waterandmusic.com/

Do you know why having a lawyer on your music team is a game-changer? We chatted with Brianna Schwartz and Alexis Schreiber, Partners at Schwartz & Schreiber law firm to reveal the crucial role of legal counsel in the music industry. From essential agreements like producer contracts and split sheets to navigating industry standards and leveraging cutting-edge tech, discover how attorneys can unlock new opportunities for independent artists. Get more from your music with Symphonic. Apply now at https://symphonic.com To learn more about Schwartz & Schreiber clikc here: https://www.schwartzschreiber.com/

In this episode of the Music Industry 360 podcast, Jessica and Taylor from The Color Agent discuss promoting LGBTQIA representation in the music industry. They highlight their journey, challenges, and future plans, emphasizing authenticity and fair compensation for LGBTQ artists. They also talk about their platform, TCA2, which provides a safe space for industry professionals and artists to collaborate. The episode underscores the importance of ally support through advocacy, resources, and event sponsorships, and addresses the need for better representation and fair compensation for LGBTQ songwriters. Learn more about The Color Agent here: https://www.thecoloragent.com/

In this episode of the Music Industry 360 podcast, Ariane Paris, a life and career coach and founder of Olympia Coaching, discusses the importance of mindset in the music industry. She emphasizes that mindset is at the root of everything and influences our actions and results. Ariane also talks about the transition and career changes that music executives often go through and the entrepreneurial journey that artists need to embark on. She highlights the need for artists to see themselves as music entrepreneurs and the importance of confidence and overcoming imposter syndrome. Ariane encourages listeners to start doing inner work and focus on personal transformation.   You can learn more about Olympia Coaching here: https://linkin.bio/olympiacoaching/

In this episode of Music Industry 360, Randall Foster interviews Paulina Vo and Drew De Leon, co-founders of The Digilogue, a global music and tech ecosystem that focuses on community, music careers, artist discovery, and education with a diverse and inclusive community of over 77,000 members. The Digilogue offers free membership and hosts events, job boards, artist showcases, and educational programs. They are also expanding their presence internationally. The biggest challenge facing the music industry is the downsizing of larger companies, which affects both the personnel and the artists. The Digilogue aims to address this challenge by supporting independent artists and professionals and providing education and resources to navigate the changing industry. To learn more: https://www.thedigilogue.com/ Get more from your music with Symphonic. Apply now at https://symphonic.com

In this episode of Music Industry 360, Randall Foster interviews Vanessa Schiano, the Manager of Video Distribution and Encoding at Symphonic. They discuss the role of music videos in the digital age and the importance of utilizing platforms like Vevo for video distribution. Vanessa explains the different types of music videos, including lyric videos and visualizers, and provides tips for creating videos on a budget. She also shares her journey to Symphonic and highlights some notable music videos. The episode concludes with information on how to get started with video distribution through Symphonic.

In this episode of Music Industry 360, we sit down with Jay Gilbert, music industry consultant, co-founder and digital strategist at Label Logic with decades of experience as an executive at Universal Music, Sony Music and Warner Music Groups. Through his years in the industry, he has created and executed unique online marketing plans for Nirvana, The Police, KISS, Motley Crue, Bob Marley and so many more. We discuss Jay's background in the music industry, the evolution of Label Logic, and the importance of storytelling in the music business. They also delve into the impact of AI and algorithms on the industry, Jay's predictions for the future of music, and his recipe for success in the release cycle. Jay shares his excitement for working with great artists and his love for Americana and jazz music. Learn more at https://symphonicdistribution.com Connect with Jay Gilbert here: https://linktr.ee/Jaygilbert

What healthcare resources are available for musicians? We sit down with Tatum Allsep, Founder/CEO of Music Health Alliance, a non-profit organization that removes barriers and bring accessible healthcare to all. Learn more at https://symphonicdistribution.com  Learn more about the Music Health Alliance: www.musichealthalliance.com