College Radio Unites For Vinylthon 2018 This Saturday

Over 90 college radio stations across the USA and internationally, will join forces to celebrate the third annual college radio Vinylthon this Saturday, April 21st.

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Lessons from Prince’s Estate, Still Unsettled On 2nd Anniversary Of His Death

[UPDATED] This Saturday marks the second anniversary of Prince's untimely death. Alex Heiche of Sound Royalties explores why the estate is still unsettled, costing his heirs millions and his fans a. Continue reading

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Jack White Is The Lord Of Vinyl: Here Are 6 Reasons Why

Vinyl has continued to enjoy a healthy resurgence, now its twelfth year on the rise. The medium owes a great deal of its renaissance to the efforts of vinyl enthusiast and aficionado Jack. Continue reading

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Prepping Facebook Events For Optimal Promotion

Being able to clearly present and describe your event on Facebook is essential to reaching your patrons and fans, and being able to capture their interest to increase their chances. Continue reading

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How Music Journalists Deal With All Those Albums – One Writer’s Process

Sending music has now become so easy that music writers are constantly inundated with a constant deluge of new albums to listen to. Here we go behind the scenes to. Continue reading

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Google Services: Your Band’s Best Friend

Free and available to everyone, Google services are fantastic resources for running your band's business. Here we look at thirteen of these services and how the can be used to. Continue reading

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How To Sell Merch Without Being Obnoxious

Selling things can feel uncomfortable for a lot of us, and musicians pedaling their wares from stage is no exception. Here we look at how you can successfully market your. Continue reading

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Capitol Music Group Launches Music Innovation Center

Capitol Music Group, has launched the Capitol Innovation Center to help drive future innovation in music and the music industry. 

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AM BRIEF: Saturday Is Record Store Day • 2 Doses Of Kanye • ASCAP Pays $1B • More

FRIDAY 4.20.18 Music Business News From Around The Web  Updated continuously under our More News tab

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ASCAP Paid Songwriters, Music Publishers More Than $1B For First Time In 2017

ASCAP announced record revenues and distributions of $1.14 billion in 2017. After 11% operating expenses this marks the first time that the 660,000 members of the performing rights organization have. Continue reading

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