YouTube is more than a place to upload music videos. Artists can earn money when fans stream their official releases, watch videos on their channels, use their songs in other content, purchase merchandise or directly…
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A&R stands for Artists and Repertoire. It is the part of a record label or music company traditionally responsible for finding artists, signing talent and helping develop the music those artists release. An A&R representative…
Building a music career can take time. Even talented artists with growing audiences may experience unpredictable income between releases, royalty payments and live shows. The right side hustle can provide financial stability without pulling you…
Are you wondering, “How can I promote my music in China?” China offers an enormous opportunity for independent artists, but reaching Chinese listeners requires a different strategy from promoting music in the UK, Europe or…
Some songs are about the high; ‘JUICE’ is about the comedown that follows. The new single from artist-producer-DJ LEVEN is an R&B/Soul study of a brief encounter—the fleeting rush of wanting someone, and the hollow…
Meta title: YouTube Premium Is Adding Peacock Premium for Free Meta description: YouTube Premium subscribers in the US will receive Peacock Premium at no extra cost from early 2027. Here is what the new streaming…
A music distribution API allows one system to exchange release data with another automatically. Instead of entering every track manually through a web dashboard, a label or music platform can send structured information directly into…
Managing music from a phone is convenient. You can upload files, approve artwork, check earnings and change release details from almost anywhere. It is also easy to make a costly mistake on a small screen.…
Asia is not one music market. China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Indonesia and other territories have different streaming services, fan cultures, languages and release practices. Independent artists can reach these markets through international…
Music distributors often promote the number of platforms they deliver to. One may advertise 100 stores. Another may claim 150 or more than 400. The larger number sounds better. But store count is only useful…
