We talk with Will Cuming, Head of Product & Engineering at UNIFIED Music Group.

We talk AI in the music industry, data driving artists and labels decisions, and why it's so different for up and coming artists compared to the past.

Join us as we explore the challenges, successes, and valuable insights Nick shares about building a music career in today’s competitive landscape.

We also talk about the fan journey, check out what we are talking about here:

https://hmc.chartmetric.com/fan-journey-from-discovery-to-advocacy/

In an age where connection is often limited to screens, the story of Area 3000, a community radio station founded during the COVID lockdown, shines as a beacon of creativity and resilience. Sindy Smith, the visionary behind Area 3000, shares her journey from a passionate DJ in Lisbon to the founder of a dynamic online community radio station that fosters connection and creativity in the Melbourne music scene.

In this episode, Zac Abroms discusses the evolving landscape of the music industry post-pandemic, highlighting the ongoing challenges in artist management, the importance of gender representation in music production, and the necessity of diversifying revenue streams. He reflects on the achievements of artists like Alice Ivy and the emergence of a new generation of confident musicians who are reshaping the industry. The conversation emphasizes the long-term nature of building a successful music career and the need for artists to adapt to changing market dynamics.

In a world where the music industry constantly evolves, understanding the economic dynamics at play is crucial. In this episode, we sit down with Chris Carey, a music economist, who shares his unique journey from banking to music data analysis. With a wealth of experience in both the live and recorded music sectors, Carey offers valuable insights into how data is reshaping the industry and the future of music.

In the world of music, balancing a day job while pursuing a passion can be a chaotic yet rewarding experience. In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Rhys de Burgh, the frontman of the band SoSo, who transitioned from a traditional career to dedicate himself full-time to music. Join us as we explore the challenges, successes, and valuable insights Rhys shares about building a music career in today’s competitive landscape.

In this episode of the Your Music Your Business Podcast, host Jaz Yates welcomes Elfira Suginawan, a marketing manager at the Annex, to discuss her journey in the music industry, her experiences at BIGSOUND 2025, and the unique perspective of being a fangirl in a professional setting. The conversation highlights the importance of networking, the joy of discovering new music, and the balance between professionalism and passion in the industry.

In this BIGSOUND 2025 special episode we sit down with Jono Harrison, Head of Music and Editorial at CAST and Music Industry Consultant - as he talks about his experience at BIGSOUND 2025, what it's like for artists in the always evolving music industry, and his journey through many different industries.

In this episode, the host is interviewed by Katie, a member of the Releaser team. They discuss the journey of entrepreneurship, the challenges faced in building Releaser, and the importance of community support. The conversation highlights the inefficiencies in the music industry and how Releaser aims to address these issues through innovative solutions. The host reflects on personal growth, the significance of data management, and the vision for the future of Releaser, emphasizing the impact they hope to make in the music industry.

In this episode, Michelle Connery, Director of Partnerships at Q Music, discusses the upcoming Big Sound event, its significance in the music industry, and the importance of partnerships. She shares insights on how to identify and approach potential partners, the role of technology in music, and the need for long-term commitment in partnerships. Michelle reflects on her fascinating career in the music industry and emphasizes the value of collaboration and sustainability.

In this conversation, Lisa Snyder shares her multifaceted journey in the music industry, transitioning from a musician to an artist manager and digital marketing expert. She discusses her preparation for showcasing an artist at Big Sound, the importance of collaboration between artists and managers, and the evolving landscape of digital marketing. Lisa highlights the shift from traditional PR to digital marketing strategies, the role of AI in enhancing music marketing, and her initiative, Just Add Milk, aimed at helping emerging artists navigate social media. The conversation concludes with reflections on the future of AI in the music industry and the importance of creating a lasting impact.