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One thing that’s common to both music and PR is communication: telling stories with a purpose, assessing how they’re being received, and continuing – and sometimes changing – the conversation that everyone’s having.
Bec Brown • You've Got This: The essential career handbook for creative women
Donald S. Passman - Author & Lawyer - All You Need to Know About the Music Business
Simon and Schuster • 1 highlight
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Water and Music are doing a great job marrying web3 to the music industry and creating a large community of musicians, executives, tech heads ad fans in order to create the next music movement. It is not easy to solve the multiple issues that a behemoth, never-ending, moving industry faces.
Sriram Krishnan • Dave Goldberg on music Music
There's a reason hit songs offer guilty pleasure―they're designed that way.Over the last two decades a new type of hit song has emerged, one that is almost inescapably catchy. Pop songs have always had a "hook," but today’s songs bristle with them: a hook every seven seconds is the rule. Painstakingly crafted to tweak the brain's delight in melody,... See more
John Seabrook • The Song Machine: Inside the Hit Factory
Musicians have sold $70M+ worth of NFTs to date. 63% of sales revenue came from independent/unsigned artists.
Brennen Schlueter • Music x Web3 Sept 2021
Online music is both incredibly localized and universal, simultaneously confined to small Discord clubs and capable of being transmitted through electric signals to vibrate speakers around the globe.