If the music business is so saturated, why do so few artists stand out? Dame and Pain discuss how to stand out in the saturated music business, how to get brand deals as musicians and break down the specifics of a good music article for once.

Pain's video entitled "The music business is a scam," caused some problems.  Dame and Mike Trampe debate his points while talking music marketing and PR services.

Dame and Pain debate whether or not Spotify hacks, as described in a recent Rolling Stone article, are effective.  Then Dame discusses artist who feel cheated by Spotify's royalty payments.

Russ and Chance the Rapper give lots of advice to aspiring hip-hop artists-- but is it all good advice?  Recently, Chance advised aspiring artists not to sign any deals.  Dame and Dan Runcie disagree.

Taylor Swift is re-recording old songs to get back at her label-- but how can she legally do this?  We explain.  QC's Coach K discussed being used by artists in a recent Genius interview.  Dame weights in.

Will producers be replaced by artificial intelligence?  Dame things so.  Also, Dame and Pain discuss and debate the existence of industry plants and the illuminati in the music business.

Pain and Dame argue about the risk of quitting a job to pursue music vs. the risk of getting fired or laid off from a 9 to 5, plus they talk being disrespected while on tour and how that disrespectful behavior affects music careers.

Katy Perry/Capitol was sued for "Dark Horse." YBN Cordae drops and album and proves something that artists should pay attention to. We discuss both in episode 7 of the Music Entrepreneur Club Podcast.