MONOLisa: A Mixing and Overdub Studio Livens Up Long Island City
Da Vinci – it’s a damn good starting point for inspiration. In Long Island City, experienced mixer and engineer Denise Barbarita is just the latest craftsman to find a connection with Leonardo’s famed...
View ArticleArtist Growth, BMI Partner to Streamline Live Performance Royalty Reporting
Mobile software platform developer Artist Growth and NYC-based BMI recently announced a new partnership which streamlines live performance royalties for musicians. According to Artist Growth this...
View ArticleASCAP, Rhapsody Reach New Licensing Agreement
Could a new era of civility be dawning in the digital streaming space? A new agreement announced today by NYC-based ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) and subscription music...
View ArticleDo Producer Managers Help Your Career? An In-Depth Report
We look at which producers, mixers, and engineers may benefit from management, and how they can get representation. The post Do Producer Managers Help Your Career? An In-Depth Report appeared first on...
View ArticleTuneCore Expands Global Royalty Collection For Songwriters — Adds Four...
To make the most of musical revenue, tapping into the global marketplace is more important than ever. TuneCore (NYC) has just increased worldwide royalty access for its Music Publishing Administration...
View ArticleInput\Output Podcast: David Lowery and the Future of Artists’ Rights
Indie rock artist turned economics professor David Lowery on how the music industry got where it is today, where we're headed next. The post Input\Output Podcast: David Lowery and the Future of...
View ArticleArtist Growth, BMI Partner to Streamline Live Performance Royalty Reporting
Mobile software platform developer Artist Growth and NYC-based BMI recently announced a new partnership which streamlines live performance royalties for musicians. The Artist Growth app streamlines...
View ArticleASCAP, Rhapsody Reach New Licensing Agreement
Could a new era of civility be dawning in the digital streaming space? A new agreement announced today by NYC-based ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) and subscription music...
View ArticleDo Producer Managers Help Your Career? An In-Depth Report
Producer manager Joe D'Ambrosio takes a three-pronged perspective on his job. Scratch below the surface of almost any producer, and they’ll tell you they’d love to find The One that can propel their...
View ArticleTuneCore Expands Global Royalty Collection For Songwriters — Adds Four...
To make the most of musical revenue, tapping into the global marketplace is more important than ever. TuneCore’s Music Publishing Administration Group has extended its international reach. TuneCore...
View ArticleInput\Output Podcast: David Lowery and the Future of Artists’ Rights
In this episode of Input\Output, Geoff and Eli talk to David Lowery, the former frontman for Cracker and Camper Van Beethoven, who is now an economics professor at the University of Georgia. David...
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Share the Spoils or Pay Up Front? When and Why to Cut Collaborators In on the...
Sales — If you sell a CD at a show, that’s a sale, and you owe your partner a portion of it. If your distributor pays you 47 cents for streams and downloads, you owe your partner their portion. If you...
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Money For Your Music: Sync Licensing for Film, TV, Games, Commercials [SSP041]
In this episode, Justin Colletti talks to Dave Hnatiuk, a music supervisor who has placed and written music for countless clients, including Viacom channels like MTV, VH1, BET, CMT and many more. Dave...
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