From humble beginnings in 2016, Philly-born Jadū Dala has since captivated audiences across the globe, releasing with artists from every inhabitable continent. A voice of underground dance music, Jadū Dala continues to be a torchbearer of new, up-and-coming, and established dance acts worldwide.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been changing the music industry in numerous ways over the past few years. With AI, music production, promotion, discovery, and consumption have all become more efficient, innovative and accessible.
It’s important as an artist to make sure you are collecting royalties from all the sources you can. With TikTok being one of the most used social media apps in the world, lets take a look at how the royalties work and how you can collect them. How Do TikTok Music Royalties Work? Royalties are generated from TikTok’s revenue. While …
After exploding onto the scene in 2017, Chris Lakes Black Book Records has gone on to become one of the leading dance music record labels in the world.
You’ve done it! You wrote the record, sent the demo to a label, and got the thumbs up that they want to sign it. The work isn’t over yet! Now it’s time to market your music.
We’ve spent some time gathering a few of our favorite podcasts which are chock full of info on subjects like music production, song writing, record label management, music business, etc.
Starting and managing a record label in this day and age can be tricky. Every label is unique, but there are certain qualities that most successful labels share which guide their decisions in the way the label is run.
Thinking about putting some more focus into your Apple Music Artist profile? We got you. Check out some of these tips to help boost your discoverability and presence on the ever growing music platform.
A label that hardly needs introduction, Catch & Release was launched in 2018 and immediately captured the attention of the entire dance music scene.
The House Judiciary Committee has recently approved a bill that, if passed, would require radio stations to pay royalties to performers. The American Music Fairness Act will still need to go through the full House and need approval from the Senate and president, to be officially written into law.
