Cherie Hu, a music tech columnist for Billboard and Forbes, comments on her article about 88Rising, and explains how you can apply the tech adoption life cycle to your music career, something she describes in detail in her Medium post called "The Artist as Technology".

MGT107: Musicians Marketing Themselves Like Tech Products – Cherie Hu

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Jason Davis, named a “music mogul,” talks about his unique approach to developing up-and-coming artists, finding new talent (and why he only meets new artists in person), what changed his whole approach to life and business, and why every artists’ vocal skills are underdeveloped.

MGT155: Turning Artists Into Pearls – Jason Davis (One One 7)

The Portnoy Brothers share it all about the their new album called No Complaints, and how they successfully raised over $30,000 in an IndieGoGo campaign to fund the record.

MGT154: On Raising 30k Through A Crowdfunding Campaign – The Portnoy Brothers

Jonathan Stone is a music-publishing executive and co-founder of Rocket Songs. On this Music Growth Talks episode he explains how the platform works for music artists who are looking for original songs to record, and for songwriters who want to “sell” their songs to others.

MGT153: The Original Songs Marketplace – Jonathan Stone (Rocket Songs)

Muyinza, an LA-based artist and entrepreneur, gives actionable tips on how you can create excellent content, engage with your fans, and grow your music career during the lockdown.

MGT152: Thriving as an Artist in the Face of Adversity – Muyinza

Bas Grasmayer presents one of his latest projects, MUSIC x GREEN, designed to create “more visibility for organisations and initiatives that make the music industry greener, less impactful on the climate and ecology, and more sustainable.

MGT107: Musicians Marketing Themselves Like Tech Products – Cherie Hu

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