Analysis Blog The Services Sector Is Transforming The Future Of The Music Industry Justin Kalifowitz, CEO of Downtown Music Holdings, paints a picture of how the music industry is changing
Analysis Blog It’s all about the data, stupid… Mark Davyd of the Music Venue Trust urges his sector to put its faith in the numbers
Analysis ‘I love streaming, I just hate the remuneration system sitting inside it.’ Tom Gray, musician and founder of #BrokenRecord, explains the objectives of the campaign
Analysis Blog Music streaming must switch to a fair and logical payout model. There is no time to lose. Didier Martin, CEO of France's OuthereMusic, on why classical labels like his are crying out for a shift in the streaming payout model
Analysis Will 2021 Herald a Golden Age of Artist Partnerships for Independent Labels? "Independent labels have an important part to play in the current landscape," says Marathon Music Group GM, Pru Harris
Blog How Should the Music Streaming Revenue Pie Be Split? This MBW blog comes from David Israelite, President and CEO of the National Music Publishers' Association
Analysis Thoughts of a Manager: A Paean for Artists David Whitehead, an experienced artist manager who has worked with the likes of David Bowie, David Byrne, and Lloyd Cole, lays it all out for the next generation
Analysis Blog The Elephant In The Room Lawyer and US industry veteran, Ron Sweeney, gives his thoughts on what the major labels should do next
Analysis Blog Where are the missing song royalties? Annabella Coldrick, the CEO of the Music Managers’ Forum, has had enough. She wants to know where her members’ missing money is – and now...
Analysis Blog How to Turn a $147 Song into a $79 million Tour (Or: How Songwriters Are Getting Stiffed On Live Music Royalties) TuneCore's Chris Dampier explains the measly rewards being passed to songwriters from sell-out concerts
Analysis Blog ‘Think Billie Eilish meets Lil Nas X, but more organic…’ Lucas Keller, founder of Milk + Honey, sounds off on record label A&R...
News If Spotify thinks songwriters deserve more money, why is it trying to to cut their pay? 'We can expect Spotify to attack songwriters to cut what it pays them, and then try to deceive you about what it is doing.'