Sean Paul – She Doesn’t Mind [Official Music Video]
Directed by: Evan Winter | Buy the single at iTunes: http://atlr.ec/skEo7Z
Duration : 0:4:6
- Music – This Week in Music – Jim Donio, President of NARM
Jim Donio, President of NARM, joins Ian Rogers via Skype to talk about how music retail has changed over the past 20 years. Since 1958, The National Association of Recording Merchandisers has represented retailers, wholesalers, and now technology companies in selling recorded music. Jim and Ian speak about the evolution of that process over the past decades, as well as NARM’s future initiatives in working with new technologies.
00:45 – Introducing Jim Donio
02:18 – What kind of companies are members of NARM?
04:11 – Jim Donio discusses the history of music retail
09:14 – Jim and Ian discuss the history of the CD
11:14 – Jim talks about NARM moving into the digital age
17:45 – From NARM’s perspective, Where is the industry headed?
23:12 – What’s the best way to get involved with NARM and their initiatives?
26:50 – The NARM Music Biz 2012 Event
30:50 – Give The Gift of Music Campaign: http://www.givethegiftofmusic.info
33:38 – Jim’s favorite holiday albums
Duration : 0:35:37
Radiohead – Lotus Flower
Video for ‘Lotus Flower’ from The King of Limbs
Produced and Directed by Garth Jennings
Choreographed by Wayne McGregor
Director of Photography- Nick Wood
Editor- Leila Sarraf
http://www.thekingoflimbs.com | http://www.radiohead.com
Duration : 0:5:8
Is it illegal to make music videos but without the actual music?
I am thinking about making creative music videos to put on my blog (that i intend to make money with). If I include the music (not mine) in the video then that would probably be copyright infringement. But what if I don’t include it and instead give people links to the music so that they can then play it themselves as background music? If this is still illegal, are there any legal loopholes? PS: I’ve heard of audioswap but it doesn’t have the music i want.
As long as you are not directly promoting any theft of the music and the link you provide goes to a reputable source you should be ok. HOWEVER…. If you are taking money from people to watch your video with ANY kind of "PROMOTION" of the music you would likely be in breach of copyright by familiarality. At the very least, the PRS and others would be on you like flies on a turd. I really wouldn’t do it.
Bruno Mars – It Will Rain [Official Music Video]
Available now on iTunes! http://atlr.ec/vyzLjI
© 2011 WMG
From the Twilight Saga :Breaking Dawn Part -1 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack available now on iTunes! http://atlr.ec/vyzLjI
Directed By: Phil Pinto & Bruno Mars
Movie in theaters 11.18.11
http://brunomars.com
http://facebook.com/thatbrunomars
http://twitter.com/brunomars
http://elektra.com
Duration : 0:4:27
How do I download music from Itunes without deleting old music?
I got a new computer with new music that I want to add to my Ipod. My sister tried it, and the new music replaced the old music and now they are gone. Is there a way that I can download my new music without deleting what I already have I my Ipod (which is not in my itunes) ?
Thanks!
The reason it did this is because if it let you, people could share music without buying their own copy. This won’t work. However, you can share iTunes libraries between computers using home sharing. To enable home sharing, click the advanced tab, then click ‘Turn On Home Sharing’. It will ask you to login. Do this on both computers, then you can view each computer’s libraries of music on the other. Now I don’t have access to it right now, but I believe that there is a button on the bottom that allows you to download everything in the other computer’s library. It you can’t find it/its just not there, then you can select all the song’s you want to copy over and right click, and download them that way.
Lady Gaga – Yoü And I
Music video by Lady Gaga performing Yoü And I (Official Video). Lady Gaga’s “Yoü And I” video received 1,054,214 video views on YouTube prior to the official VEVO video release. © 2011 Interscope Records
Duration : 0:6:22
Rob Wells, President, Global Digital Business, Universal Music Group
Rob Wells, President of Global Digital Business at Universal Music Group joins Ian Rogers in the studio to talk about UMG’s gobal initiatives in the digital music space. The conversation includes streaming services, the difficulties various international music markets present, what entrepreneurs should know when approaching and doing business with UMG or their like, and finally, what new services and music Rob loves right now! Lots of great discussion in this episode.
Thanks as always to billboard.biz for being our media partner!
0:53 – Introducing Rob Wells
3:00 – How Rob ended up at UMG
10:45 – What Rob learned by having to have a digital music business in another part of the world
17:00 – How Rob found subscription service models to be worthwhile for UMG
31:15 – “50% of the market isn’t interested in music at all!”
34:25 – How does Rob go about deciding what digital tracks UMG makes available online in various forms
40:55 – What does the landscape look like for entrepreneurs approaching labels and what do the labels want to hear when an entrepreneur approaches them with a new idea?
47:06 – What are some of the more interesting and exciting services going on worldwide that Rob is excited about?
50:57 – What is the key value a company like UMG brings as opposed to an indie label or DIY?
53:20 – When shouldn’t I sign with UMG?
54:00 – What music Rob loves at the moment
Duration : 0:56:49
This Week In Music – Marc Geiger
Marc Geiger of William Morris Endeavor joins Ian Rogers in studio to talk about his career in the music industry, ArtistDIRECT, William Morris, Lollapalooza, the current state of tech and music, and much, much more!
2:30 – How Marc got his start
14:45 – Marc describes how Lollapalooza got started
19:50 – How Marc got started with William Morris
22:30 – Describing what working at William Morris is like
25:10 – Using the same device to consume various media has removed the friction between the various media industries (TV/Film/Music)
28:25 – The issue now in the music industry is the license and business model
31:15 – “I think until apple launches [their music service]… I am going to take a wait and see approach”
39:00 – Discussing trusted filters, Pitchfork.com, and how it translates to sales
41:15 – “If an artist got above an 8 review on pitchfork, we would get 40 calls to book them”
43:00 – “You can break a band off one pitchfork review”
43:15 – What is Marc Geiger currently listening to?
Duration : 0:49:50
- Music – This Week In Music – Brian Klein
In the 15th episode of This Week In Music, Manager for Joe Purdy and Fitz and the Tantrums joins Ian Rogers in studio to talk about what it’s like using new models and tools to help make his artists successful.
0:13 – Introducing Brian Klein
1:37 – How Brian decided to manage using tools outside of the major labels
4:30 – Releasing Joe Purdy albums more frequently than normal with compelling stories behind them
7:08 – Joe Purdy making a living off of his iTunes sales.
7:28 – Discussing Brian’s managing strategy with Fitz and the Tantrums
9:10 – Getting involved with KRCW
10:39 – “Never work harder than your act”
18:49 – Getting Fitz signed to DangerBird
20:15 – Who was in charge of marketing?
22:50 – Fitz on Live From Daryl’s House
Duration : 0:31:31
