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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Matt Bacon, the founder of Dropout Media, shows how musicians can create content at scale, and why an “unreasonably” aggressive approach to marketing will get you a long way. Matt has worked with the likes of Phil Collen of Def Leppard, Coven, Exhorder as well as labels including Prophecy Productions, Artoffact Records and Ripple Music.

The Miami-based singer/songwriter shares the story of his drug addiction and how quitting has impacted his life’s mission and music career, and gives advice for up-and-coming musicians who are confused about where to start and how they can turn their passion into a business.

Marcus Cobb, the CEO of Jammber, explains the three key features of their Splits platform: tracking the creators working on a song and their ownership, automatically registering that song across North American agencies, and collecting royalties – all within a mobile app.

Vasja Veber is a co-founder of Viberate: a network of over a million artists, events, venues and booking agents, on a mission to become the world’s biggest marketplace for underrepresented performing artists.

Learn how an LA- and Berlin-based company Five Vectors is creating a new music interaction layer for gamers, while introducing new revenue opportunities for indie artists. In this episode, we dive deep into understanding the context of music in gaming and esports.