Recorded Webinars
As a benefit to membership, Music Biz members can freely access our entire back catalog of webinars!
Note: Non-members have access to webinar recordings for three months after the session takes place. Non-members may request access to older webinars, and will be contacted with more information about the Association.
February 27, 2020 – Artist Brands & Direct-to-Artist Subscription: Extra $$ for Artists and Labels
In an in-depth conversation between Show4me CEO Karén Chiftalaryan and industry expert, musician Dan BG, they will explore artist branding and its power to push artist career to the next level. In this webinar, you’ll learn what is branding in music; why is it important to build a community around the artist’s brand; and how to create a new revenue stream via direct-to-artist subscription.
February 20, 2020 – Innovation in the Age of Empowerment and Independence
With the growth of cloud and distributed ledger technology, independent record labels and creators have more choices and autonomy than ever. Yet the number of different services required to effectively manage their business today is still a challenge. Revelator offers independent record labels and distributors a best-in-class platform for managing the digital supply chain, rights, reporting, royalties, and payments in one end-to-end solution. Revelator’s digital asset platform and the artist wallet address the complex problems of accurate royalty & split payment distribution to copyright owners and creators with speed, transparency, and greater efficiency. In this webinar led by Revelator founder and former Merlin board member, Bruno Guez, we will explore real-life use cases for streamlining music business operations and enabling real-time rights management and royalty payments with smart contracts.
December 12, 2019 – Best Practices for Managing Your Catalog and Assets
At Synchtank, we understand that effective catalog and asset management is now more important than ever. In this webinar, we run through the best practices for rights holders to manage their assets and data in order to maximize revenue and avoid legal complications. Topics will include: Cleaning up your data to optimize your catalog for clearance, monetization and discovery; Avoiding loss of revenue by improving rights management; Establishing good working relationships with your co-rights holders (e.g. master rights holders) to avoid issues with copyright exploitation and clearance; Optimizing your catalog for acquisition and understanding the legal and financial due diligence processes involved and how better data can dramatically increase valuation and ease of sale. Also featured in this session is Erin M. Jacobson, aka “The Music Industry Lawyer,” a practicing attorney, experienced deal negotiator, and a seasoned advisor of intellectual property rights who protects musicians, songwriters, music publishers, and a wide variety of other music professionals.
December 5, 2019 – Music Data in the Modern World: How to Navigate Through the Ever-Expanding Streaming Universe
Led by music industry software veterans Dave Bagley and Aashish Pathak of Vistex, this webinar spotlights tips for managing extensive streaming sales transactions, transferring data (importing/exporting/API’s), tracking and paying the micro-decimal-sized royalty calculations. The team will also explore how to best exploit the artificial intelligence derived from sophisticated data analytics. Dave and Aashish explore this unique set of challenges and demonstrate how Vistex GTMS can help you overcome them.
November 21, 2019 – Jaxsta’s Innovative Approach to Music Credits: How It Could Help Your Career
In the past, music makers could rely on vinyl and CD liner notes to ensure they received credit for their work. But in this digital age, that’s no longer the case. Jaxsta Co-Founder and CEO Jacqui Louez Schoorl recognized the scale of this issue several years ago, and in 2015 co-founded a ground-breaking database of official music credits. Having established data partner agreements with myriad record labels, industry associations, publishers and royalty agencies across the globe — including The Recording Academy, Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, Merlin and most recently APRA AMCOS — Jaxsta has more than 30 million pages of official credits covering artists, songwriters, producers and engineers, a number that is growing daily. In this webinar, Jacqui discusses the journey of Jaxsta, how its groundbreaking technology will assist artists in gaining more work, and the various ways in which Jaxsta Pro will benefit your business, from simplifying the sync process and helping you monetize your metadata to offering exclusive market insights and access to industry contacts.
November 15, 2019 – Connect With Your Most Important Customer: Your Concert Attendees
The music industry suffers from the inability to connect with its most important customer segment: concert-goers. Stakeholders need a better way to identify and engage with fans that attend events. Live Music Loyalty is a mobile app that helps fans discover, check in and share memories of their experiences. The LML platform verifies concert attendance and helps our partners build relationships with their core customers. In this webinar presented by award-winning Wall Street analyst Jeffrey Warshauer, founder of Live Music Loyalty and the Corporate Governance Officer at the New Jersey Division of Investment, you will learn more about Live Music Loyalty’s summer pilot program and how they helped emerging artists in Asbury Park, NJ connect with and grow their audience.
November 7, 2019 – Creating A Sustainable Brand
“Brand” has become a buzzword in the music industry in the past few years. Artists now understand their fans are not only interested in their music, performance, etc., but also in the actual creator. But how do you develop this brand into something tangible and, more importantly, one that can be monetized? Understanding how to build a genuine brand which organically aligns with your fans is one of the most important things an artist can do in today’s music industry. In this webinar, serial music entrepreneur Brian Penick from Legacy Entertainment Ventures explores artists’ brands from development to achieving sustainability.
October 31, 2019 – The State of the Hot 100 Top 10: 2018 x 2019
It was just last year that Hip Hop was dominating the Hot 100 Top 10… Over the past nine months, Pop has taken over as the top primary genre, average tempo is at a five-year high, and over half of number one hits are under three minutes in length. Today’s hits are changing faster than ever — on every level — from the songwriting and production techniques used to craft them to the influences and instruments shaping their sound. Compositional analytics can be a powerful tool when it comes to making songwriting, production, and business decisions. It can help you spot evolving and waning trends, select a single, determine the best time to release a song, and so much more. In this webinar, Hit Songs Deconstructed co-founders Yael and David Penn to take a deep dive into current Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 compositional trends and get in tune with what’s driving today’s most successful songs at the compositional level.
October 24, 2019 – Audiomonitor 2019: Expanded
AudienceNet’s Audiomonitor 2019 provides insight into the latest music consumption trends, including time spent listening, devices and formats used, discovery and content preferences. This year, AudienceNet will be expanding the scope of Audiomonitor to explore additional areas of interest for the industry. World music will be covered in more detail, as we investigate interest in and engagement with music from different countries, cultures and in non-English languages. AudienceNet will also be adding new topic areas, such as the (positive) impact of music on consumers’ mental health, and the relationship between music and gaming. This webinar, presented by AudienceNet’s Head of Research Sania Haq, provides an overview of key insights from Audiomonitor 2019 (US).
October 17, 2019 – Linking Fans to Bands: Deepening Fan Engagement from Pre-Release through Post-Show
Artist marketing is successful only when information from all of a musician’s online activities can be both customized to the individual fan and globally aggregated for actionable insights. Linkfire is a music marketing platform and smart link management company that connects fans to different audio, video, ticketing, and merch options with just one social-media-friendly smart link, customized by their location. Linkfire has been used as part of the record-breaking pre-order campaigns for recent releases from Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran, but is also an open platform available to anyone to use. In this webinar, company co-founder and CCO Jeppe Faurfelt shows how indie bands, labels, and marketers can use Linkfire to maximize their release and touring promotion.
