Laneway Talks with Vince & Rob

Vince and Rob discuss the music industry, focusing on the challenges faced by artists and venues. Robert shares his experience with a Facebook post about his band's song "Free Me," highlighting the positive response to the lead singer, Diane Dixon. They discuss the cost of living crisis and its impact on venues, with Queensland's Nighttime Commissioner as a potential solution. Vincent criticizes government funding for such positions. They also talk about the inequities in streaming platforms like Spotify and introduce Laneway Red, a new platform aimed at providing transparency and better support for artists, with a 74.76% revenue share for artists.

Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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Vince and Rob discuss the influence of English, American, and Australian drummers on pub rock in Australia. They highlight the impact of bands like the Purple Hearts, the Pink Finks, and Buster Brown, noting the American rhythm and blues influences. They also discuss the evolution of drumming styles from the 1960s to the 1970s, emphasizing the shift from intricate to more laid-back and aggressive styles. Additionally, they touch on the challenges faced by local music manufacturers, such as the late Roland Jehan from Ozbeat Drumsticks. They discuss the launch of Laneway Red, a platform aimed at supporting Australian artists and addressing the disparities in music streaming.

Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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Vince and Rob discuss their favorite drummers, focusing on Peter Criss of Kiss and Phil Collins. They praise Criss's rhythm and technical proficiency, noting his innovative drumming style and impact on rock music. They also highlight Collins' versatility and technical skill, particularly in his solo work and with Genesis. The conversation shifts to Australian drummers, including Jimmy Economou from Buffalo and John Annas from The Kevin Borich Express, emphasizing their contributions to hard rock and their technical prowess. They also mention Frank Corniola and Virgil Donati, noting their exceptional talent and influence on the local music scene.

Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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Vince and Rob discussed the intricacies of Spotify's algorithm and its potential impact on artists, as well as the broader implications of AI on the music and art industries. They also explored the allocation of government funding for the music industry, emphasizing the need for more significant support for Australian music creators. The conversation touched on the difficulties and possibilities facing the live music sector, including the need for more sustainable measures to ensure the viability of live music venues and festivals. Throughout the conversation, both speakers emphasized the importance of honesty, payment, and government support for local artists.

Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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Vince and Rob discussed the potential changes to the University of Adelaide's Conservatorium of Music as part of a proposed merger with the University of South Australia. While initial reports suggested the Conservatorium would be axed, the conversation revealed that the director, Anna Goldsworthy, believes the Conservatorium is on a growth trajectory and welcomes the opportunities for expansion. The pair also discussed the need for reform in the Conservatorium, including the lack of consultation and evidence presented to academics, job security concerns, and the need for key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure success. Additionally, they touched on the transformation of universities from educational institutions to businesses, the decline of manufacturing capabilities, and the long-term implications on society. Finally, they discussed the future of music distribution and sustainability, including the environmental impact of CDs and the need for sustainable options in the industry.

Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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Vince and Rob debated the role of government funding for music festivals and artists. Vince expressed skepticism towards providing financial support, while Rob advocated for supporting grassroots venues and artists. They emphasized the importance of investing in the next generation of musicians to ensure the long-term success of the music scene. They also discussed the current state of live music venues in Australia, highlighting challenges faced by local bands and the need for grassroots support to thrive.

Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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Rob and Vince discussed various challenges faced by the music industry, including copyright infringement, content moderation, financial struggles, and the impact of the recession, rising costs of living, and government policies. They also discussed drumming techniques and strategies to prevent injuries, as well as the challenges of balancing music as a hobby versus a career. Additionally, they talked about the difficulties of promoting oneself and gaining exposure in the industry, with a focus on marketing and creativity as key factors in standing out.

Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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Vince and Rob discussed the current state of the music industry, including the growing influence of major labels and distributors, the challenges of booking live music shows, and the impact of algorithm changes on artists' reach. They also discussed the various challenges and opportunities faced by independent bands and festivals, and shared their insights on how to succeed in the industry in the digital age. Both speakers emphasized the need for more support and responsible administration to ensure the survival of independent bands and festivals.

Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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Vince and Rob discussed their experiences and perspectives on the intersection of music and academia. Robert shared his journey as a musician and academic, while Vincent discussed his experiences playing with various bands. They emphasized the importance of perseverance and passion in achieving success in the music industry. Later, they discussed sustainability, context, and the music industry, highlighting the need for government and industry leaders to take action in reducing plastic use and promoting sustainability. They also shared their experiences and challenges in the music education system in Australia, expressing frustration with the lack of recognition for their achievements and limited opportunities for those without a degree.

Vincent and Rob decided to chat away one day about the music business in their territory and from that discussion came the idea to create a podcast about our knowledge base. Vincent from the business side of things and Rob from the education side. Vincent has a 35 year history in entertainment, and Rob has just completed his Phd in Music at the University of Adelaide.

Those backgrounds will bring about some real differences in what they interpret the music business is and how it operates. Join the guys for an hour of insights into the business.

Here are some links to their sites:

https://derringers.com.au/foundations-drum-kit-workbook-by-robert-boundy

https://www.amazon.ae/Foundations-Boundy-Robert/dp/B0B9CDC5ZR

https://robsdrumshed.com/start.asp

https://www.facebook.com/robsdrumshed

https://www.youtube.com/@robsdrum

https://www.lanewaymusic.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/wearelanewaymusic/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfJdt0TU0vZApmsy8CVa1Bg

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