If you want a long-term career in the music industry as an artist,
you have to have a team; there’s no exception to this. Whether your goal as a
musician is to be a local artist, achieve indie success, or get signed by a
major label, having a music team will help you attain your goals. A music team
can be made up of as many people as you like. George Howard,
founder of Slow River Records,
gives great suggestions about including a web developer, tour manager, and song
pluggers in your own music management team. Nonetheless, with out these 5 key
people in your team, you will not take your career in the music industry to the
next level:
Showing posts with label legal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label legal. Show all posts
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Informative Podcasts about Music Law
Whether you are a professional or an artist in the music
industry, it is important to be well informed about the law and to have an
attorney. The following are the titles, URLs, and reviews of podcasts related to
legal liabilities in business:
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Legal Disputes in the Music Industry
In the music industry, it is fairly common to hear about or know someone who has entered into a legal dispute. Whether it is about distribution rights, a copyright claim or a contract, they are all matters that can greatly delay if not end your career in the industry. This post provides 3 articles that provide examples of popular artists and the lawsuits they've recently dealt with. I feel that as inspiring artists, bands and music industry professionals, we can all learn from these court claims.
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