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The music industry can be a gold mine of opportunity, but for creators, navigating the complexities of getting paid in the digital age can feel like deciphering a secret code. Note Worth is here to help you crack it. Hosted by manager, A&R, and music lover Connor Ehrich, this podcast tackles the real issues that impact artist compensation, from deceptive contracts and murky distribution models to the fight for transparency. Through insightful interviews with artists, A&Rs, managers, label executives, and successful creators, we'll break down the jargon and empower you with open the door to building a sustainable music career. Whether you're a seasoned musician or just starting your journey, Note Worth is your guide to navigating the music industry with confidence. Listen today and join the conversation!
Today on NoteWorth, Connor is joined by her good friend and colleague, Tanija, to discuss the impact of Tik Tok on music and what the future of the platform is. Digressions include discussion of industry plants, playlisting, and toxic promo culture as we explore the things that shape which artists receive compensation. Tune in for an insightful conversation that dives deep into the impact of TikTok on artist compensation and the future of the platform in hip-hop.
The music industry has a dark side: lopsided contracts and a lack of artist control stifle creativity. But what if artists called the shots? On NoteWorth, host Connor Ehrich explores the Artist-Empowered Label (AEL) - a model that flips the script, giving musicians ownership, fair compensation, and creative freedom. Can the AEL revolutionize the industry and ensure musicians are valued for their work? Tune in and find out.
In this episode of Noteworth, host and tastemaker Connor Ehrich, the manager and A&R behind this show, dives deep into the world of artist compensation in the digital age. Joining her is the enigmatic rising star, $tarlight. Together, they unpack the challenges faced by artists today, from streaming payouts to shpws and everything in between. $tarlight offers a unique perspective, sharing firsthand experiences and insights on navigating the complexities of the music industry. Whether you're an aspiring artist, a music enthusiast, or simply curious about the inner workings of the business, this episode of Noteworth is a must-listen. Tune in to understand what this issue looks like from the view of a rising artist!
The music industry's been flipped upside down by streaming. Millions of songs at your fingertips, but is it a goldmine for artists? Note Worth hosted by powerhouse A&R and manager Connor Ehrich, dives deep into the world of streaming in the digital era. We'll explore how different streaming models work and unpack the surprising truth about how much (or how little) artists actually get paid.
Today I am joined by Taylor Watson, an A&R and manager that I have frequently discussed the topic of artist compensation with. We explore the issue at hand at the macro level. In this overview, we investigate who is behind the exploitation and what changes can be made at a personal and industry level to maximize artist compensation.
In this week's episode of Noteworth with Connor digs deep into the murky world of pay-to-play shows. We're talking about gigs where aspiring rappers pay to get on stage, supposedly for "exposure." But is it a launchpad or a hustle? Connor breaks down why these shows can exploit new talent and stifle the flow of fresh voices. It's all about fair compensation in the industry, and pay-to-play just is not the answer.
In our first episode of Note Worth, we hit record on artist compensation. Host Connor Ehrich, your music industry guide, dives deep into the word of compensation in the streaming age. We'll dissect the jargon, expose financial challenges, and offer set the stage for a series in which you will learn to ensure your art gets valued and your music pays the bills.
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