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Music Marketing Manifesto

Learn How to Finally Succeed in the Music Industry with Music Marketing Manifesto 4.0

Category: Current Events, Selling Music Instruction Tags: music marketing manifesto, sell music, sell your music

If you’ve been struggling with your music career check this out…

There is a successful musician and online marketer named John Oszajca who spells out what it takes to succeed in the music industry.

Instead of copying what others are doing in the music industry that just doesn’t work, he uses a systematic approach to selling music that works and puts you in control of your own career. Now it’s your lucky day, because John is finally ready to share his proven system with you. The question is, are you going to keep doing what you’ve always been doing and continue to get so so results, or are you ready to jump start your music sales in a big way?

If you’re ready to take your music career to a new level, Click the link below for access to Music Marketing Manifesto 4.0 today

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How Apple Could Get Indie Music Labels on Board with Apple Music

Category: Current Events Tags: apple, Apple Music, indie music labels

Apple Music will debut in two weeks, but indie music publishers say that haven’t heard anything from Apple about licenses.  This is leading many people in the music industry to believe that Apple will email a take-it-or-leave-it contract.

Update…

As of April 17 Apple Music is out of Beta and is available online through the streaming service’s web app.

Although Spotify still ranks as one of the top music streaming services worldwide with 100 million subscribers, Apple Music is making it’s move and currently has 60 million paying subscribers. Unlike Spotify, Apple Music currently offers a limited free trial (1 month), and there’s no free tier.

Indie Labels can now get on board with Apple Music and benefit from the 50 million covid 19 advance fund for indie labels.

 

American Airlines Responds to Criticism and Starts Playing Indie Music

Category: Current Events Tags: haim, indie artists, indie music, instrumental, music, phantogram, pop songs, song

The instrumental versions of pop songs had become tired on airlines, and passengers complained about being bored with the music, and ready for a change.  The world’s largest carrier, American Airlines, had a solution to this problem and has created an indie music themed playlists for its boarding and exit soundtracks.  This creates better song selections and is designed to capture a younger demographic. The cabin music is reportedly being updated as well so that flyers become familiarized with up and coming indie artists, like Haim and Phantogram.

Check out the image above for a sample of some of the new indie music playlists American Airlines reportedly plans to incorporate.

Spotify Paying Subscribers

Category: Current Events Tags: Record Label, spotify, Spotify Now, Spotify Running

Major labels have been putting a lot of heavy pressure on Spotify to limit free access but

Major labels like Universal Music Group have been putting heavy pressure on Spotify to limit free access.  But Spotify is stepping up to defend freemium, and put paid-only services on blast.

Spotify says that they have 20 million paying subscribers.  They say they’ve paid out a cumulative total of $3 billion in royalties, and $300 million in the first three months of this year. 

Spotify also claims that payouts for indie artists have been $700,000 a year on average.  Additionally, Spotify estimates that indie artists will receive $1.2 million in the coming year, but they don’t explain their estimation.

Submit Your Tracks: Producer for Ice Cube Looking for Tracks

Category: Current Events, Sell Music, Selling Music Instruction Tags: ice cube, Music Gorilla, producer, south beats, uptempo, west coast beats

A producer for Ice Cube is looking for tracks so we wanted to ask you if you have any tracks available that you want to submit. The tracks should be hard uptempo south beats/uptempo west coast beats, and amazing full songs/records.

If you want to submit your music to the producer this is what you do:

1) Click here to sign up with our partner Music Gorilla
2) Send a message to

in**@mu**********.com











 and let them know you came from Indie Music Network to receive free credits (25 credits valued at $25)
3) Submit your tracks here for Ice Cube’s producer  by January 16th, 2015

To your music success,
Traci Crowley
Indie-MusicNetwork.com

P.S. Click here more information on receiving your credits at no cost