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Grammy Nominee, Phil Kelly Joins the Artists Recording Collective
Grammy Nominee and noted composer/arranger, Phil Kelly has joined the Artists Recording Collective (ARC). In addition to more than 40 years as a composer/arranger for film, TV, and other media applications, he has written for bands like Bill Watrous' NY Wildlife Refuge, the Old Tonight show band, Doc Severinsen, Si Zentner, as well as functioning as ...
What the Ad Industry Thinks of the Music Industry
Is this what the adverting industry thinks of the music industry? “Music is sort of like a municipality, like water from a faucet: free, of acceptable quality. If you want a more savory experience, there is always the bottled variety. In fact, this paradigm shift is already behind us." Ouch! The solution? “Our answer ...
"Mom, I Need Help Marketing My Music"
According to eMarketer, there are 32 million moms online in the US today, and the number is growing. A new pr and marketing program from Child's Play Communications dubbed Music Moms hopes to tap into that market by putting music in the hands of influential mommy bloggers. Music Moms reviews music across all genres including children's ...
Beck Starts Record Club Listen to VU Song Now
Beck Starts Record Club Listen to Velvet Underground's “Sunday Morning" Now Yesterday we tipped you off to Beck's new Record Club project where he joins up with various artist friends to re-record classic albums in a single day and post them to his website one track at a time. The first project is the ...
RIAA Verdict: $1.92 Million
From: http://arstechnica.com: RIAA Verdict Thomas verdict: willful infringement, $1.92 million penalty Jammie Thomas-Rasset's federal retrial concluded today as a jury found her liable for willful copyright infringement, awarding the record labels nearly $2 million in damages By: Nate Anderson A new lawyer, a new jury, and a new trial were not enough ...
Notes from the Net: "Miles from India" in NYC and Montreal; Elling, Bridgewater Pay Tribute to Jazz Classics, Plus News, Reviews, Interviews and More
Here's the latest compilation of assorted news briefs and links related to jazz, improvisation, and creative music in St. Louis, including news of musicians originally from the Gateway City, recent visitors, and coming attractions, plus assorted other items of interest:* Let's start, as we often do, with some Miles Davis-related items. The Montreal Jazz ...
Let's Prove That Artists Don't Need Major Labels to "Make It"
Help Build A Database Of Music 2.0 Success Stories During every interview, convention panel, startup negotiation or conversation with an industry peer, there is inevitably a moment when someone says something like, “All this talk about social networking, new media and digital marketing is exciting, but does it work? And if it does, where are all ...
New York, June, 2009
I like New York in June. I'd like it more if we didn't have heavy rain, with more in the forecast. Umbrellas crowd the streets. People discussing the weather give that “Hey, whaddaya gonna do" New York shrug. Last night at the Tutuma Social Club, Gabriel Alegria and Laurandrea Leguia told me that in Lima, Peru, ...
A Day in the Jazz Life
As days go, yesterday was pretty fabulous. First came lunch with Doug Ramsey and Bill Kirchner. Doug, of course, posts at Rifftides, has written hundreds of jazz album liner notes, and is author of Take Five: The Public and Private Lives of Paul Desmond here. Bill is a jazz saxophonist, jazz historian who has written award-winning ...
Fleet Foxes Thank Piracy for Success, Pledge to Stay Indie
One of the breakout indie bands of 2008 was Sub Pop's Fleet Foxes, and the band openly credits online piracy for providing both inspiration and a promotional boost for its 200K+ selling debut album. As much music as musicians can hear, that will only make music richer as an art form," singer Robin Pecknold told the ...
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