Will ByteDance build the first cultural graph for music recommendations?Currently, streaming music service algorithms only consider listening habits, but what if they also mapped connections between listening and hobbies, fashion aesthetics, the listener’s sense of humor, and more? by. Continue reading
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How to use Amazon AMP to promote music for freeAmazon AMP is a live radio-like platform for creatives that want to interact with fans in real-time, AKA a great place to promote your new music. by CHRIS ROBLEY from. Continue reading
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Justice Department eyes Live Nation, Ticketmaster anti-trust lawsuit this FallThe US Department of Justice could file an antitrust lawsuit against concert promoter Live Nation Entertainment and its subsidiary Ticketmaster before the end of the year, according to a new. Continue reading
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Getting It Done: Last week in D.I.Y & Indie MusicLast week, our tips and advice for the independent do-it-yourselfers covered how to best prepare for a gig, how to increase your streams, and much more… Free Touring for Musicians. Continue reading
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REWIND: The new music industry’s week in reviewA busy week by any definition, and the music industry last week was no exception, with Barbie leading in music, Warner and TikTok cutting a deal, Spotify increasing prices, and. Continue reading
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Graham Nash Benefit Concert Aids NAMM's Museum of Making MusicOn July 18, NAMM’s Museum of Making Music welcomed patrons to a sold-out “Concert for a Cause” benefit event that featured legendary Grammy Award®-winning renaissance artist Graham Nash. The event was held at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach, California, and raised more than $195,000 in support of the museum’s educational outreach programs, which impact thousands of school children and adults each year. Do you know an ambitious college student studying a career in music? The Lamond GenNext Award (formerly the President’s Innovation Award) honors and helps to fund college students who demonstrate excellence and are exploring career opportunities in music, sound and event technology.Apply Here

Music and music making are essential elements of the full human experience. Watch as Graham Nash expounds upon the benefits of making music from a young age, as captured by NAMM’s Oral History Program.

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Angry Mob Presents New Normal Writing Camp, Announces Upcoming CampsThe New Normal Writing Camp presented by Angry Mob Music Group took place over five days (June 26-30) in Downtown Los Angeles and featured 30+ talented artists/writers/producers from 10+ different cultural backgrounds. In addition, out of those in attendance, 50% of them were women producers and 70% were female writers/artists. 

The New Normal Writing Camp, founded by Ralph Torrefranca (Filipino-American Senior Director of A&R, Angry Mob), was created to bring our songwriting community together and lift each other up in an industry where underrepresented voices are often held back due to the old ways of thinking. The New Normal is a writing camp that encourages diversity and champions the melting pot of cultural backgrounds, which brings a unique and universally relatable perspective into the music world.

“Artists in residence” included UMI (RCA), YDE (Warner/Facethouse), Paravi (RCA), Deb Never (Moon Landing), Maris (Black House), Tempest (Arista/Sony), and Chandler Leighton; Our producers included MNDR (Mark Ronson, Charlie XCX), Chong The Nomad (21 Savage, Shang-Chi), Ali Stone, V-RON (Alicia Keys, Ambre), Joe Pepe (Iann Dior, Sam Short), Verskotzi (Prinze George, Sam Drysdale), Bus (Ty Dolla $ign, Brent Faiyaz) and Dominique Sanders (Tech9, Dr. Dre); and our writers/artists included Bailey Bryan, Sayak Das, Kiana V, Brooke Daye, Rose Tan, LeyeT, Galxara, Taylor Foley, Chloe Tang, Sad Alex, Floyd Fuji, Mori Einsidler, Gray Trainer, Dan Richards and Louis Castle.

The New Normal is proudly sponsored by BMI, Topo Chico, Shure, JHS Pedals, Izotope, Native Instruments, and Spitfire Audio, who all support the message and purpose behind what the camp aims to change in the industry. For more pictures, visit The New Normal Songwriting Camp's Instagram. Angry Mob Music is also planning to have another New Normal Writing Camp in Los Angeles, CA during the fall of 2023, followed by one in Nashville, TN in 2024. 

Bandsintown launches free Release pagesBandsintown, already the go-to platform for live show marketing, has added free Release pages to help artists announce new music, merch drops, contests. tours, presales, and more. Artists keep the. Continue reading
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From Universal’s $2.93bn in Q2 to Spotify’s price hikes in over 50 markets… it’s MBW’s Weekly Round-UpThis week's biggest stories...
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Do you need a digital music royalty broker to get paid?Some companies unnecessarily charge artists for something that SoundExchange offers for free. Keep reading to learn more. from SoundExchange NO! You do not need digital royalty brokers to get paid. Beware of independent. Continue reading
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Why songs are getting shorterThis week’s Hypebot Flashback Friday post digs into a trend that is showing no signs of abating. Bobby Oswinki shares why. Guest post by Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0 Songs today are shorter. Continue reading
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‘When you’re seeing Jane’s Addiction or Porno For Pyros on stage, that’s what life’s about. It’s the best job in the world at that point’Perry Farrell's co-manager, Michael James, talks about working with an alt-rock pioneer and the cultural impact of his client's bands and projects, from Jane's Addiction to Lollapalooza
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Songtradr partners with Twitch to bring licensed music from Pretzel to Twitch streamersSongtradr acquired Pretzel in 2021
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Jennifer Adan Signs with Reel Muzik WerksPlatinum song-writer, Jennifer Adan, has signed both an administrative and a songwriting deal with a full-service independent music publisher specializing in music for Film & TV and international rights management company, Reel Muzik Werks. In addition to joining their creative team as a songwriter, she has also signed an administration deal with Reel Muzik Werks for her previously existing catalog. 

Reel Muzik Werks, Teri Nelson Carpenter states, "We are so excited to be working with her and can’t wait to see what she does in the future!" 

"I am so excited to be a part of the Reel Muzik Werk family," expressed Jennifer Adan. "I am so thrilled to have such a great team behind me. " 

About Jennifer Adan:The music journey for Jennifer Adan began in San Mateo, California, when she was ten years old. During a fifth-grade history class, Jennifer secretly wrote her first song unaware that it could lead to a career. At age fifteen, she revealed her talent by playing her parents a song she had written for their 25th wedding anniversary. In addition, she let them know she had 100 more songs.

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