Top Music Attorney, Miss Krystle steps outside the studio for unfiltered, in-the-moment conversations about the creative grind, mindset, and music business. Recorded straight from her phone, these episodes give you a real look behind the scenes at what it takes to stay consistent, motivated, and focused as an independent artist.

In this episode, Miss Krystle discusses performing under bad conditions.

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Top Music Attorney, Miss Krystle steps outside the studio for unfiltered, in-the-moment conversations about the creative grind, mindset, and music business. Recorded straight from her phone, these episodes give you a real look behind the scenes at what it takes to stay consistent, motivated, and focused as an independent artist.

In this episode, Miss Krystle discusses how to make hard decisions quickly and why hesitating often costs you more in the long run. She shares personal experiences from the world of music and entrepreneurship to show how discomfort leads to growth, clarity, and success. 

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Top Music Attorney, Miss Krystle steps outside the studio for unfiltered, in-the-moment conversations about the creative grind, mindset, and music business. Recorded straight from her phone, these episodes give you a real look behind the scenes at what it takes to stay consistent, motivated, and focused as an independent artist.

In this episode, Miss Krystle shares one of the hardest lessons artists and entrepreneurs learn too late. Discussing her real experiences that cost time, money, and sanity.

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Top Music Attorney, Miss Krystle steps outside the studio for unfiltered, in-the-moment conversations about the creative grind, mindset, and music business. Recorded straight from her phone, these episodes give you a real look behind the scenes at what it takes to stay consistent, motivated, and focused as an independent artist.

In this episode, Miss Krystle discusses what it really takes to build consistency, discipline, and long-term success in your music career and business. From managing energy and productivity to developing systems that support your goals, she shares her personal approach to “monklike focus” and why embracing the boring work often leads to the biggest breakthroughs.

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle discusses the harsh reality behind being a modern-day musician. From Garbage’s Shirley Manson calling touring “unsustainable” to the shocking income gap revealed by Spotify’s payouts, this conversation dives deep into why most working artists can’t make a living wage from their art. Miss Krystle breaks down the current state of streaming, artist royalties, and the lack of real protections or unions supporting independent creators.

She also looks at the groundbreaking case of Ireland’s new national program paying artists a living wage, the first of its kind in the world.

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle discusses new developments in the lawsuits against Suno and Udio, and how a recent court filing could shift the balance for AI music companies and artists alike. The story ties into broader questions about copyright, fair use, and whether downloading content from YouTube to train AI models crosses a legal line.

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle discusses the shocking outcome of Drake’s lawsuit and what it means for the future of rap battles, music labels, and the limits of free speech in hip-hop. What started as a defamation claim tied to Kendrick Lamar’s Not Like Us has turned into a precedent-setting case that could have reshaped how courts view artistic expression.

Miss Krystle breaks down how the court reached its decision, why Drake’s legal strategy may have backfired, and what comes next for him and Universal Music Group. From industry politics to free speech and label power plays, this one decision could ripple across the entire music business.

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In this Lawyer Interviews episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle sits down with Venus Theory to talk about his video “It’s Not Just You: Music Streaming Is Broken Now” and the larger problems it exposes in the streaming world. We dig into scams, fake collaborations, playlist manipulation, and AI-generated music and discuss how the system rewards bad actors while leaving independent artists vulnerable.

This interview also explores the role of music distributors, why accountability is missing, and what creators can actually do to protect themselves. If you’ve seen Venus Theory’s video or just want to understand the hidden mechanics of the music streaming economy, this conversation takes the discussion further and breaks down what’s really happening behind the scenes.

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle discusses a major shift in music streaming as Deezer reports that a third of all new tracks are AI-generated. What does this mean for human artists, royalties, and the future of music platforms?

We dive into what creators, producers, and listeners are saying—and explore how streaming services are handling the explosive growth of machine-made music. Stay tuned as we unpack the real impact behind the numbers.

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In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle discusses one of the most significant copyright settlements in history and what it could mean for authors, music creators, and the future of artificial intelligence. With billions at stake, this case has already set a powerful precedent that may change how creators are compensated when their work is used without permission.

We’ll explore why the settlement is both a groundbreaking win and a point of controversy, how AI licensing frameworks are beginning to emerge, and what this all means for creative professionals moving forward. 

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