Who is Rome Fortune? They say that the Eternal City wasn’t built in a day, but it can take just a moment in time for a universe to burst into existence. For one ambitious rap visionary in the NFT spac
Lil Nas X makes LGBT history right in front of us and we admire it
Lil Nas X is revolutionizing the music marketing industry and making LGBT history in front of our eyes. With expert use of fashion and social media, he continues to make headlines and solidify his spa
How Megan Thee Stallion bossed up from college girl to rap superstar
Houston rapper Megan Thee Stallion brings duality to the rap table – college and quality music. The 5’10 rapper is known for her fierceness and delivery.
Silence is deafening: #TheShowMustBePaused is a boycott
As the #TheShowMustBePaused represented a moment of silence for those who joined in, others saw the effort as a distraction to the issue of BLM…
Ditch the label? Why signing a deal doesn’t always lead to the bag
Prince told us a long time ago to ditch exploitative record labels. Are artists finally ready for what they deserve and earn their bag the independent way?
Share the spotlight: TIDAL’s interactive credits could transform the industry
Now that TIDAL is leading the industry on giving credit where credit is due, how will its competitors respond?
How UnitedMasters’ partnership with the NBA is changing the game for artists
“The NBA is not only using the music in their highlights and clips, but they are tagging the artist and pointing their fans to the song.”
Def Jam director Christian Castro on how he networked his way into a career
There’s nothing better than a good old-fashioned hustler, and that’s exactly what Christian Castro is.
Meet the 5 female songwriters low key running the music game
Music is transient, never static. And the music industry is always changing because of this fact.
Artists only made 12% of the $43 billion the music industry produced in 2017
Labels, publishers, marketing, etc. took almost $10 billion while artists received just $5.1 billion, of which the “bulk” was from touring.
