President of our local Northbrook Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Tensley Garris. stopped by the AOFTHEI Podcast studios for a conversation with Duane Tornquist about the importance of community, getting involved and the power and benefits through joining your local Chamber.

The Business of Music at Artists of the Industry

Artists of the Industry (AOFTHEI) Music Publishing is becoming a big focus of this Chicago and Los Angeles based interactive content marketing company. The agency continues to create its own momentum through organic growth in the Virtual, Augmented Reality and immersive technology industry within the hospitality, meetings and live event sectors, where the company was rooted before AOFTHEI was launched just over 2 years ago. The company also has deep roots in the music business going back many years and has always planned to launch a music platform, adding high quality original music to its menu of content related creative services. In this podcast episode, the Chicago based duo, Co-Founder, Duane Tornquist and staff Producer and Production Coordinator, Justin James Dumar talk about the road traveled towards curating the music at the AOFTHEI studios and the work that has taken place to set up the various publishing and licensing entities within the firm. The company will soon launch a fully interactive online music service, publishing platform, commercial recording service, record company and artist management division. Here is a sneak peak behind the music business strategy at AOFTHEI.

In this episode, we explain where we have been over this past year as the AOFTHEI team and business has grown, putting the podcast on a temporary hold. We are back with a behind the scene look at what we have been up to, with an in depth discussion about the generation gap, the AOFTHEI team personal relationships, and the future of the VR and AR business being pioneered by Artists of the Industry. What does it take to build a team? What can each generation learn from the other and together to make life and work better for all? We chat about lessons learned, mentors discovered, learning from history, each other and how to navigate the modern age of corporate communications in a digital fast paced world. From a grassroots approach still being the best way to create a great corporate culture, making mistakes and changes along the way, to creating a product and service that is leading the future in brand activation, creative content marketing and corporate communications, the AOFTHEI Radio Network kicks off season two of the Artists of the Industry Podcast.

Necessity is the mother of Invention. At Artists of the Industry, we invented the musical composition “85 West” for one of our VIP partners, Marriott Hotels.

A pioneer in the music business and ahead of his time at many times in musical history including in 2017.

Jim Carlson is the former President and CEO of American Audio Visual Center, Inc., a Scottsdale Arizona based audio visual company that specialized in rental of av equipment and multimedia production at hotels and convention centers.

On this episode of the Artists of the Industry Podcast we have a conversation with Grammy Award Winning Recording Engineer and Chicago area Recording Studio Owner, James Auwarter.

In this episode we have a conversation with Music Therapist, Lindsay Rossmiller. Together we discuss the alternative healing therapy of music and how professional Music Therapist, Lindsay Rossmiller achieves amazing results in assisting young people with traumatic life experiences and special needs to navigate, find their voice and find a new way of finding healthy solutions for emotional and developmental challenges.

Duane sits down with Ron Rogers and Roland Alvarez, to discuss the past and present music publishing industry, as well as music for film and television. Duane, Ron and Roland recount their days at A&M Studios. Ron shares some personal stories with his meetings with Ron Wood, Phil Spector and Herb Albert over the years.

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Tony Tobias, Career Advisor at SAE Institute, Chicago and former SAE student, Justin James, discuss the business of music, the details that matter and what it really takes to get noticed.