Back in March 2019, we sat down with Lobster Theremin head honcho, DJ and Artist Asquith to explore his thoughts on style, approaching labels and careers in the industry. In this nugget from episode 11, Asquith talks about his thoughts on making music and finding your style as an artist. I personally love his take on hating your own music in this episode.

If you love this nugget and are yet to listen to the full episode, make sure to subscribe and head back to episode 11 to listen.

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While we recognise some producers to be pioneers of sounds and genres there are some producers who are pioneers and leaders in different ways. As a pivotal figure in bringing the dance music we know and love into his country, Slovenia - UMEK is one of those.

In this short but jam-packed conversation from Creamfields 2019, we talk about exactly that, UMEK's experience of building a scene and his advice to artists.

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With so much hype around his first episode and with him being a fountain of dance music wisdom, we asked Paul Nolan to return to the podcast for another episode over a year on. 

In today's episode, we dive further into Artist Development along with some nuggets on Community and Creativity. There's so much to unpack from this episode so I'd definitely recommend to re-listen to it to maximise the value and insight that Paul passes on.

Show Notes: https://www.yourmusicindustry.com/post/paulnolan

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In this short clip from Episode 22, Grammy nominated Mousse T talks about the journey of working with Tom Jones and his thoughts on balancing Mainstream and Underground as an artist. In the process he references artists including Calvin Harris and gives you his rule of thumb for balancing both.

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At the end of this month, the Electronic Sound Summit takes over Liverpool's world-famous waterfront to celebrate and excel the region's electronic music scene. On today's podcast episode, we chat to Conference Director Phil Noone about conferences, networking and his baby; the Electronic Sound Summit. 

If you are going to be at the Electronic Sound Summit and want to catch up, email me and we'll organise it: [email protected]

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What does Dance Music artist, DJ and mentor Laidback Luke think of mentorship in our industry? In this episode from Creamfields 2019, we sit down with Laidback Luke to find out all about it and the experience of mentoring the likes of Avicii, Hardwell and Deorro.

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To kickstart the return of Your Music Industry, host Daniel Fish walks you through all the recent changes regarding the podcast along with a celebration of hitting 50,000 downloads.

Would you like feedback on your track? To celebrate 50,000 downloads, host Daniel is offering you the opportunity to get feedback on your music. Simply head over to YourMusicIndustry.com/thanks to submit your track. Closes Monday 17th February.

On day 1 of Amsterdam Dance Event, we sat down with Dance Music Publicist Lydia Laws to dive into her musical world to understand her story, what PR actually is and to touch upon some nuggets on sustainability in the music industry. In the episode, she also offers some actionable advice on how you can improve your release campaigns with some tips on doing your own PR or helping your label's publicist out.

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In this Friday's Nugget we have Author Brett Leboff on the show to revisit episode 14 with a nugget of wisdom on positive self-talk and the world of speaking to yourself as your own best friend.

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It was midnight on the Saturday of Creamfields, sat in a rather cold press area waiting for the final guest of the day before heading into the arena to see everyone perform live. My nervousness was getting the best of me, knowing that this next interview would be deep. I could have never guessed though, how deep the interview would go and feeling like Nicole was looking straight into my soul during the interview.

For this episode of Your Music Industry, we are blessed to have Nicole Moudaber on the show. During the interview with dive into her world and explore her relationship with fear, energy and perspective before she went on to close the Intec Arena at Creamfields 2019.

Show Notes: www.yourmusicindustry.com/post/moudaber-nicole

Highlights from the episode:

[0:00] We catch up with Nicole and kick off the podcast by covering her set at Creamfields and her philosophy on programming nights as a promoter

[2:45] Nicole opens up and talks about her suffering, a recent realisation of hers and channelling energy into something for the better.

[6:45] What is Nicole Moudaber’s relationship with fear? We dive into her mind and how she deals with fear including stage fright.

[9:20] We finish the podcast by pondering what piece of Advice Nicole would give to her former self.

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