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Should the songwriter get all the songwriting royalties? Or split it with the band? Does the drummer get something for setting the tempo? Did the bassist add anything deserving of owning a piece of the song?
Tim from Underoath, Biggie from Good Fight Management, Brian from Metal Blade Records, Mike from 10th St Entertainment, and Tim from Sound Talent Group discuss music royalties and publishing in the context of sustaining a career in the music business.
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Should the songwriter get all the songwriting royalties? Or split it with the band? Does the drummer get something for setting the tempo? Did the bassist add anything deserving of owning a piece of the song?
Tim from Underoath, Biggie from Good Fight Management, Brian from Metal Blade Records, Mike from 10th St Entertainment, and Tim from Sound Talent Group discuss music royalties and publishing in the context of sustaining a career in the music business.
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Free e-book! Music Management Primer by Mike Mowery https://outerloop.group/music-industry-career-coaching/
Get a powerful email program to monetize your email list: https://outerloop.group/email
Get our favorite resource for growing a great fanbase on the road: https://outerloop.group/toursmart
Connected: Strategies for Networking in the Modern Music Industry https://outerloop.group/connected-strategies-for-modern-music-business-networking/
Breaking In For Non-Musicians https://outerloop.group/breaking-in-to-the-music-industry-for-non-musicians-2/
Our complete system for releasing your album or EP the right way: https://outerloop.group/release-it-right/
How to release your music in 2020: youtu.be/Z8AB-izj1pQ
How to Release Your Music on Social Media: https://outerloop.group/how-to-release-your-music-on-social-media/
[MUSIC BIZ CASE STUDY] Why Billboard and Album Stream Numbers Matter: https://outerloop.group/music-biz-case-study-why-billboard-and-album-stream-numbers-matter/
Get your music into films, TV, and video games. Complete course! https://outerloop.group/moviemusic
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Here is how to find success in your music career sooner than you may have thought possible. The world is moving fast - why not your music career?
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Build a team around you to accomplish more in the music business
Its funny. Ive been thinking about building a quiz so musicians can find out what kind of a band member they are. Theres the person who blows in and out of rehearsals, not answering phone calls or messages until gig-day (if youre lucky). Theres the person who volunteers to help with everything but is then too busy to do them. Theres the person who only ever says no to every idea but never has an idea of their own that doesnt really, really suck (or put them at the center).
And then theres you.
Its a lonely journey building your bands success. Often times, when the band succeeds, its the bands success. And when the band doesnt, its your fault.
But having a team around you is vital to accomplish more in the music business. And if your bandmates wont or cant be the team you need to help, you need to locate fans, friends, and family members who will.
Delegation is the key to management, is one of my favorite pieces of advice from my original music business mentor. Build a team, and delegate the tasks you need done to your team members. Start with the tasks youre not good at or just really dont want to do. Reward and celebrate your team members. Have regular group meetings so everyone can be held accountable to each other. If you have a talent for cooking, cater the meetings. Keep everyone engaged and motivated. And be loyal to them when they help you succeed.
Be sure to download Mike Mowerys Music Management Primer and read it. Mike details who the team members are and what they do.See you next week!")
