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The Grammys Amend Best New Artist Eligibility Rules, Now Accept Online Submissions
Change is in the air for the Grammys. Actually, the award show itself will probably be pretty much the same, but there have been some changes to the rules for submissions and nominations. In an effort to not be left out at a time when almost every other aspect of the music industry is evolving, the ...
How to Tour a Foreign Act in the United States (Part One)
This post was written by Eric Herman, the co-founder and president of Modiba, a social-activist international music company based in New York City (pictured above). It is a record label/production, management, publishing and consulting resource for international artists. Modiba Publishing is North America's only consolidated catalog of international music of all varieties and from all regions ...
Tastebuds Connects Single People with Shared Musical Taste
As everyone knows, the most important thing for building a healthy and long-lasting relationship is having shared taste in music. Well, maybe it's not the most important thing, but it's certainly a good starting point. That is precisely the thinking behind Tastebuds.fm, a recently launched website that matched single people based on their musical taste. By ...
Coast2coast New Music Convention Shows How Far Mixtapes Have Come
Mixtapes have come a long way. For evidence of this draw your attention to the Coast 2 Coast New Music Convention, scheduled for August 27-29 at the Newport Beachside Hotel and Resort in Miami, Florida. August might not be the ideal time to visit Miami, but those who can stand the heat will have a chance ...
NARIP Announces Seminar on How to Market and License Music to Film and TV
The National Association of Record Industry Professionals (NARIP) announced today that they will be holding a seminar on how to market and license music for film and television in San Francisco next week.Tickets cost just $30 for non-NARIP members (members get them for $10 less), and attendees receive things like a model licensing agreement, plus advice ...
Top Five Music Licensing Myths Debunked
[Editor's Note: This is a repost of an article written by Scott McIntosh, the founder of MusikPitch, an online marketplace that connects talented songwriters with music supervisors, studios, brands, and anyone else looking for custom music. Click here to read WAMM contributor Sasha Lee's profile of the service] 1. Licensing music is a loss of copyright ...
Tom Hess on Underrated Music Industry Contacts
As a musician, making contacts in the industry is extremely important. Touring guitarist-turned-music-mentor Tom Hess points out that some of the most valuable contacts an artist can make come from an often overlooked group of music professionals: Concert promoters. While Hess has come up with some questionable advice in the past (hiring hot chicks to attend ...
Music Producers Guild's Credit Where Credit's Due Campaign
A UK-based group called the Music Producers Guild has announced the launch of the Credit Where Credit is Due Campaign. The campaign is intended to foster support for an independent database of information about the session musicians and producers who worked on a given song: Who played bass on track seven of the new Beyonc album? ...
The Creators Project Takes Loud, Sweaty, Encouraging First Steps
On Saturday, The Creators Project, an Intel and Vice-headed initiative designed to “identify leading artists across the world who are pushing creative boundaries through technology," held an enormous music and art event at Milk Studios in New York. The first of four events that will take place in various cities around the world this summer, Saturday's ...
B.J. Jansen on Helping Artists Help Themselves
B.J. Jansen accepts and welcomes the changes faced by the music industry. Rather than look at them as catastrophic, Jansen sees them as “kind of a revitalization." “Everyone should stop complaining and try to become master of their own destiny!" Music business acolytes say that kind of thing all the time, but Jansen, who has over ...
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