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Music Business Made Simple: Start an Independent Record Label J.S. Rudsenske
Publisher: Omnibus Press

Pitbull's Q&A at the Billboard Latin Music Conference touched on lega battles with former label TVT, his branding deals with Dr. · Music Tech · Social Media · Music Biz This victory against "the man" was taken as a sign that finally indie artists could make it on their own without the taint of association with the evil major labels. Pepper, Bud Light, and Pepsi, and his ascent to becoming the global superstar that he is today, based After graduating to it from Luke Records, the Miami-based independent run by 2 Live Crew's Luther Campbell, Pit soon discovered TVT was run much like communist Cuba. Digital music and the music business. Music Publishing, Licensing, and Royalties Made Simple · Are You Doing Your Job as an Artist? The 'singing on the As an independent artist, when you make a sale, it is your money to keep. We have various divisions within that, which come together to make it an artist partnership. I think the music sounds different. With the increased With an artist-centric philosophy and business model, Secret Road is paving the way for a new generation of artists to take control of their own business models and grow long-lasting and fruitful careers. Secret Road Music Services is a rapidly growing music licensing, management and publishing company based in Los Angeles, CA. It's a move he said most artists these days should also make. It made recording painless and fun. Where are you guys at in the recording process? Has that been a big factor in the music you're working on, the fact that it's been five years since the band last released anything? Back in the day, before the internet even existed, the only way to really succeed in the music industry was to get a deal with a record label. Labels had all of the Nowadays, technology has enabled us to get a serious head start on everything. A lot of micro-labels are funded with personal money. Starting with a simple motto — "Life's too short to listen to shitty music" — owner Shauna de Cartier has built Six Shooter Records into one of Toronto's most high-profile independent labels, organizing festivals, producing albums, and managing the careers of some of the most interesting artists working De Cartier, along with her business partner Helen Britton, shared a tiny office at Queen and Broadview for a number of years before moving the label downtown.