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008 How to Make it in the Music Business: w/ Bree Noble
In this episode of Behind The Glitz, I sit down with the incredible Bree Noble, founder of Women of Substance Radio, host of the Profitable Musician Show Podcast and bestselling author, to dive deep into the music industry. We explore how musicians can turn their passion into a sustainable career without burning out. Bree shares invaluable insights on thinking like a business and leveraging smart principles to build a thriving music career. She introduces the concept of income stacking, encouraging musicians to diversify their revenue streams through avenues like speaking engagements, podcasting, and offering services such as demos and arrangements.
Authenticity is a cornerstone of Bree's advice, emphasizing that genuine storytelling remains timeless and invaluable in music. We discuss the magic of live music experiences and their enduring impact in our digital age. As AI technology evolves, Bree and I explore its implications for artists, advocating for laws to safeguard creators from potential misuse.
For new musicians, Bree offers practical guidance on team-building and effective time management to navigate the industry's demands and prevent burnout. Balancing creativity with the practicalities of running a music business is key to sustaining a fulfilling career.
As we look ahead, Bree shares her perspective on the future of the music business, providing valuable insights for artists to evolve alongside industry changes while staying true to their artistic essence.
Takeaways
- Live music experiences are unique and irreplaceable, creating lasting memories for both artists and audiences.
- Authenticity is crucial in the music industry, amplifying personalities to connect deeply with fans.
- AI's rise poses challenges and opportunities; protective laws are needed to safeguard artists.
- New musicians should focus on team-building, community support, and effective time management.
- Balancing creativity with business acumen is essential to prevent burnout and sustain a fulfilling career.
Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/behind-the-glitz/donations
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By Aria JohnsonIn this episode of Behind The Glitz, I sit down with the incredible Bree Noble, founder of Women of Substance Radio, host of the Profitable Musician Show Podcast and bestselling author, to dive deep into the music industry. We explore how musicians can turn their passion into a sustainable career without burning out. Bree shares invaluable insights on thinking like a business and leveraging smart principles to build a thriving music career. She introduces the concept of income stacking, encouraging musicians to diversify their revenue streams through avenues like speaking engagements, podcasting, and offering services such as demos and arrangements.
Authenticity is a cornerstone of Bree's advice, emphasizing that genuine storytelling remains timeless and invaluable in music. We discuss the magic of live music experiences and their enduring impact in our digital age. As AI technology evolves, Bree and I explore its implications for artists, advocating for laws to safeguard creators from potential misuse.
For new musicians, Bree offers practical guidance on team-building and effective time management to navigate the industry's demands and prevent burnout. Balancing creativity with the practicalities of running a music business is key to sustaining a fulfilling career.
As we look ahead, Bree shares her perspective on the future of the music business, providing valuable insights for artists to evolve alongside industry changes while staying true to their artistic essence.
Takeaways
- Live music experiences are unique and irreplaceable, creating lasting memories for both artists and audiences.
- Authenticity is crucial in the music industry, amplifying personalities to connect deeply with fans.
- AI's rise poses challenges and opportunities; protective laws are needed to safeguard artists.
- New musicians should focus on team-building, community support, and effective time management.
- Balancing creativity with business acumen is essential to prevent burnout and sustain a fulfilling career.
Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/behind-the-glitz/donations