Sonic Inducers

The DCMS has determined that the UK government should work in tandem with various publishing entities and artists to address the differences in how content aggregators, artists, and writers are paid. Currently, the share of revenue is very lopsided, and a more equitable 50/50 earning rate needs to be established. The watered down payments artists and (especially) writers have received for decades may be changing, and the evidence that Sony has paid down previous advances is a good sign.

What do you think of this decision? Are you feeling more hopeful about the direction the music industry is heading in?

Sonic Inducers is presented by Adrev.

Now that the world is beginning to reopen, how will live music rebound? Will the trends brought on by COVID continue? Will revenue streams return to pre-pandemic levels? As the answers to these questions remain to be seen, we can all agree that getting out to see music in its purest form will be a welcomed sight. Buy those tickets, grab a drink, and enjoy the show!

Sonic Inducers is presented by Adrev.

Selling music catalogues has been an ongoing trend as of late, and we look into why some legacy writers might decide to let go of their songs. 

And if you've ever wondered if you are a music snob, you're not alone! We ask ourselves that question, so have a listen to find out where we land on the snobby scale.

Presented by Adrev.

A lot of time travel in this one. First, we look into the future of non-fungible tokens and what they could mean for the music business. Then we go "Back to the Future" and remember moments when we realized music was part of everything.

Presented by Adrev.

Sonic Inducers presented by Adrev. Welcome to the first episode! Jesse, Nick, and Angela talk about their musical journeys and reminisce about the first albums they bought with their own money.