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DIY Spotlight: Dynasty Electric
The best DIY acts learn to evolve and adapt. Dynasty Electric, an indie, electronic duo from Brooklyn, NY, is a perfect example of that premise. Fronted by Jenny Electrik, their retro-futuristic sound is crafted ... -
Label Seeks 52 Emerging Artists, Signing 1 Band A Week For A Year
The London Tone Music Group just celebrated the 11th single release of their ambitious promotional launch campaign to sign 52 musical artists, record their original ... -
Every Time I Die Step into Massachusetts' GodCity
Every Time I Die are currently tracking their upcoming release at GodCity Studio in Massachusetts. The record is being engineered by GodCity owner and Converge guitarist ... -
Signing Story: Allen Stone--How He Got a Label Deal
Soul artist Allen Stone laid substantial career groundwork before signing with Capitol. In 2011 he self-released Allen Stone, which broke into the Top 10 of Billboard’s ... -
Sony Music Nashville Promotes Brian Kaplan
Sony Music Nashville Marketing Senior Vice President Paul Barnabee recently announced the promotion of Brian Kaplan to the post of Associate Director, Digital Strategy, for ... -
Mute Partners with ADA
ADA, the independent distribution and services arm of Warner Music Group (WMG), today announced a partnership with renowned independent record label Mute. Since its launch more than three ... -
Producer Crosstalk: the Cataracs
Writer and producer Niles Hollowell-Dhar began recording hip-hop for himself and friends under primitive conditions on his low-end PC during middle school in Berkeley, CA. ... -
Former Interscope Executive Launches The Chemists
Former Interscope Records executive Garnett March has launched The Chemists, a multi-faceted entertainment company. The Chemists is designed to promote and mold up-and-coming artists. Inspired ... -
How To Be A Professional In 6 Easy Steps
Being a professional doesn’t always mean that playing music is your day job. Yes, by definition being a pro is just that, but there are ... -
Signing Story: YG--How He Got Signed
When a classmate threw a dis toward Keenon Jackson, it became a game of wits from which Jackson, aka “YG,” built a career. His lyrical ...
