Artist Growth

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This week I'm chatting about the absolute fundamental of business, plus a bit on AI in music. Hope you're feeling inspired and on 🔥 heading into the weekend—much love, and peace. https://lnkd.in/ePyCPxt7

Big things are afoot at AG. After years of keeping my head down and grinding through the music-tech jungle, I've decided it's time to start sharing. I've deactivated my Facebook and IG, will only be posting on YouTube and here for the foreseeable. Invitation to get subscribed and come along. 😎 🙏 💓 https://lnkd.in/e_EBW4Zj

Join AG's Chris McMurtry and a host of other brilliant minds this Friday and Saturday at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music for a popup summit on the intersection of music and AI. Attend virtually or in person 👇 https://lnkd.in/gZgEM-He

Are communication gaps and old ways of working holding you back? 😥 Tomorrow, join AG's Chris McMurtry for a discussion on the role of tech in growing your business and improving collaboration -- part of Music Business Association's Common Ground Webinar Series. Thursday, March 7 2-3 pm, ET 👉 RSVP to attend: https://bit.ly/3uOXAwL #MusicBusiness #MusicIndustry #MusicTechnology

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COMING NEXT WEEK: Don't miss our free webinar, "How to Grow Your Music Business and Improve Collaboration Through Technology," presented by Music Business Association on Thursday, March 7th! 👇 Learn more, and register for the whole series👇 https://bit.ly/3uOXAwL #MusicBusiness #MusicIndustry

Not every budding producer has the fortune of interning for Rick Rubin. 🕶 But then again, not just anyone will cold email people listed in the credits of their favorite albums asking to connect. Clearly, the effort paid off for Rob Bisel, proving that hard work, authenticity, and providing value to others pay off. Recently recognized by Music Business Worldwide (MBW) as one of the World’s Greatest Producers, Bisel has been nominated for multiple Grammy awards and worked with SZA, Kendrick Lamar, Doja Cat, and countless others. Here are 6 lessons anyone in the music industry — not just producers — can take from his recent MBW interview: 1️⃣ Be yourself, no matter who is in the room. Don’t feel like you have to try and impress people. Early on, he saw how Rick Rubin just being himself had a disarming effect in the studio, setting the tone for artists to be themselves with him and to feel comfortable trying new things. 2️⃣ Work hard, but be patient. While Rob says he doesn’t see many successful producers who don’t have an “insane work ethic,” you also have to be ok with the fact that not every session is going to be super productive or yield something great. 3️⃣ Enjoy the ride. It’s easy to feel like you need to keep moving from one accomplishment to the next, but taking the time to appreciate the experience and what goes into it will make it much more enjoyable. 4️⃣ If someone has an idea, try it. Often that “super dumb” idea turns out to be the stroke of brilliance that makes the song, but you won’t know unless you give it a chance. Shooting down ideas out of hand just tends to make everyone second guess themselves, and that's never conducive to creativity. 5️⃣ Seek new sources of inspiration. Sometimes great ideas just come to you, but often you have to go looking. Constantly challenge yourself to find new directions, ideas, and sounds — to look for inspiration in other music but also non-musical mediums (like interviews with founders). 6️⃣ Find ways to be of value. Whether you’re just starting out or deep into your career, having a good attitude and working hard to be of value and service to others in whatever way you can will pay off. Rob's story is a reminder that in the music industry, as in life, the most profound successes come from a blend of passion, perseverance, and openness. 👇Read the full interview, sponsored by Hipgnosis Song Management👇 https://lnkd.in/g9nnGjJg #MusicIndustry #ProfessionalGrowth #Creativity #MusicProduction

Overseeing a roster or collaborating on creative projects? Managing schedules for multiple artists doesn't have to feel overwhelming. 👇 No matter how big or small your roster is, Artist Growth Workspace gives you the visibility you need to manage everything: ✅ Simplify how you view all of your artists’ activities with the roster timeline to see what's happening by week, month, quarter, and year. ✅ Filter calendar views by location or market, event type (such as performances, releases, and studio sessions), and event status. ✅ Dive deep into your artists’ individual schedules, export custom itineraries, search historical data, and a lot more. These are just a few of the ways AG Workspace makes it easier to manage artist activities, events, projects, data, and finances. 👇Try it for free 👇

Miss today's Music Business Association webinar on maximizing royalties hosted by Orfium? 😓 You can still watch it! 👇 Visit the link below to past episodes and sign up for upcoming sessions from the Common Ground Webinar Series, including our March 7th session on growing your music business and improving collaboration through technology. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dpkKsVJd #musicindustry #musicbusiness #musicbusinesstips