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Tag: the music industry

Things Didn’t Turn Out How I Hoped They Would

Music
By Tyler Anthony | May 18, 2021
By Tyler Anthony | May 18, 2021

Things Didn’t Turn Out How I Hoped They Would

Tyler Anthony (Cereus Bright) on letting go of the idea of "making it."

When I Was a Teenage (Almost) Rockstar

Music
By Michal Towber | February 6, 2019
By Michal Towber | February 6, 2019

When I Was a Teenage (Almost) Rockstar

"Sure, it makes a good story. But for what? For whom?"

How To Dress Well on Mark Fisher’s Theory of Capitalist Realism

Music
By Tom Krell | November 20, 2018
By Tom Krell | November 20, 2018

How To Dress Well on Mark Fisher’s Theory of Capitalist Realism

"I’ve just come from doing some press. Or, I should say, I’ve just come from doing some unpaid labor for a massive corporation."

The Health of the Music Industry

Music
By Victoria Ruiz | June 21, 2017
By Victoria Ruiz | June 21, 2017

The Health of the Music Industry

Discussions with artists about insurance, the Affordable Care Act, and the proposed Republican plan’s potential impact on their lives and work.

On Why Bands Break Up — and Get Back Together

Music
By Christian McAlhaney | November 30, 2016
By Christian McAlhaney | November 30, 2016

On Why Bands Break Up — and Get Back Together

Christian McAlhaney talks Acceptance’s reunion.

You Will Never Make a Masterpiece

Music
By Kishi Bashi | October 21, 2016
By Kishi Bashi | October 21, 2016

You Will Never Make a Masterpiece

Kishi Bashi has some wisdom for young bands.

Why We Must Rethink the Metrics of Success (When Even Stranger Things Can’t Rescue a Film from Obscurity)

Film
By Alex Ross Perry | October 7, 2016
By Alex Ross Perry | October 7, 2016

Why We Must Rethink the Metrics of Success (When Even Stranger Things Can’t Rescue a Film from Obscurity)

Alex Ross Perry ponders the problems caused by the non-disclosure of digital film sales numbers and the inability of movies to stand out on VOD.

Bad Perms, Yellow Fever Dreams and Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling in Pop

Music
By Charlene Kaye | October 5, 2016
By Charlene Kaye | October 5, 2016

Bad Perms, Yellow Fever Dreams and Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling in Pop

Charlene Kaye (KAYE, San Fermin) talks Asian American visibility in the music industry.

Waking Up from the Music Industry’s Complacency Nightmare

Music
By Josh Strawn | September 20, 2016
By Josh Strawn | September 20, 2016

Waking Up from the Music Industry’s Complacency Nightmare

Josh Strawn (Azar Swan, Vaura) goes deep on supporting musicians in the digital age.

Ryley Walker’s New Record Reminds Us That There’s Still Humanity in Music

Music
By Zach Rogue | August 24, 2016
By Zach Rogue | August 24, 2016

Ryley Walker’s New Record Reminds Us That There’s Still Humanity in Music

Zach Rogue (Rogue Wave) talks Golden Sings That Have Been Sung and RE-humanization of music.

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