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Rewind to 28 years ago, in tight-knit local college radios and nightclubs, flooded with ravers and heart-throbbing hip-hop music. Daniel Nakayama, known as Baby Yu (@djbabyyu), who made mixtapes featuring hosts like Ye, Ciara, and The Game, might be unmoored; but he knew what he was doing and that he was doing it for the fun of it all. Read the full article on asianhustlenetwork.com Subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated with future events and get involved with the community (link in bio)!

Adams State a HSI, a majority minority institution, well over 50% of our students are first-gen, we serve the largest % of low-income students of any university in CO, and, according to the Chetty data, we do better than any other at moving those students up the income strata. For those who want to make a difference, donating is one way you can do just that: https://t.co/rlHlyu6Nw1

Taylor Swift is one of the most successful artists of our time. The multi-Grammy award-winning American singer/songwriter has broken records on streaming platforms, had multiple number one hits and has even impacted local economies when on tour; the most recent of which, The Eras Tour, was the highest-grossing concert tour in history. Download this free Statista spotlight report to find the answers to these three questions and much more:    👉 How popular is Taylor Swift?  👉 What influence does she have in the music industry?  👉 And how does she leave her mark on the broader economy? https://lnkd.in/dj9jsZFx

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The kind folks at The Way We Roll podcast, Phil Friend & Simon Minty, were kind enough to invite me onto their show recently (link in the post below). Here we are talking about Attitude is Everything, barriers to music & live events for disabled people, & my old nemesis #BreastCancer #TriggerWarning This includes a frank discussion about the emotional & physical aspects of cancer treatment. Take it easy everyone ❤️ #AccessToMusic #AccessToLiveEvents #AccessToHealthcare #BreastCancer #LivingWithACancerDiagnosis

"50% of GRAMMY nominees are independent artists"... but are they really? Yes. But also not where it counts. I saw this stat yesterday and wanted to take a closer look at the numbers using ROSTR data. While "more than half of 2024 GRAMMY nominees" fits when you look at ALL the GRAMMY nominations - the distribution of those independent nominations is very skewed towards the more niche awards. Across the most prestigious awards the indie share is nowhere near 50%... General Field:  - Awards: Album of The Year, Record of The Year, Song of The Year and Best New Artist  - Total nominations: 32  - Independent nominations: 1(!)  - Indie share: 3% Selected Best Album Awards:  - Best Pop Album: 0/5 (0% indie share) - Best Dance/Electronic Album: 0/5 (0%) - Best Rock Album: 1/5 (20%) - Best R&B Album: 1/5 (20%) - Best Progressive R&B Album: 1/5 (20%) - Best Country Album: 2/5 (40%) - Best Alternative Album: 2/5 (40%) - Best Rap Album: 2/5 (40%) - Best Latin Pop Album: 3/6 (50%) Overall share for the above album awards: 26% -------------- Overall it’s dope that more independent artists are being nominated and the trend is a positive one (also much better gender balance these days). Also want to stress that getting nominated for any GRAMMY is a huge achievement regardless of it’s one of the more marquee awards. But I think it’s important to also keep an eye on how that ratio is distributed. 1 indie nomination from 32 in the general field sucks. 2 major best album categories having no independent nominees sucks. In the end these are often the awards that get the most TV attention. It’d be cool if we see more independent representation in these categories in future years - because there’s absolutely independent artists/albums who could be up there. ⚠️ this data is pretty rough but directionally correct #musicindustry #grammys #independentmusic

Check out this insightful blog post on the Forbes website, "Inside The Life Of Dubstep Maven Level Up." Learn about Sonya Broner, also known as Level Up, who is making waves as a triple threat in the music industry. From her expertise in digital gear to her experience with vinyl, she's truly a force to be reckoned with. Get the full scoop here: https://ift.tt/cK9XGNC

Curious about the heart of Texas? Wondering what makes Austin tick in 2024? Join us as we unravel "What To Know About Austin, Texas: The Pros and Cons of Living in the Live Music Capital!" From thriving neighborhoods to potential challenges, we've got the lowdown. Ready to discover if Austin is your ideal home? Link to the full video is in the fist comment of this post. #livinginaustintexas #exploringaustintexas #austinrealestate #austinrealestateagent #movingtoaustintexas #realtytipps

”Jay Z has never been the best/hottest rapper in the game” This statement is a widely recognized viewpoint in the hip-hop industry. Well, it’s still debatable tho. However, what I find interesting is that despite this, he has managed to remain relevant for 30 years, accumulate billions of dollars, and was never considered the best or most popular rapper in the game. This goes to show that being the “best” artist is not necessary for success and a great career. Going viral or being constantly in the spotlight is not vital to winning in world of music. In order to succeed, all you need is: - Make good music, - Be a good businessman, - Stay consistency. #music #musicbusiness #musicindustry #musicians