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Author: Bradley Denniston and Kevin Beggs

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Music Matters Podcast Best Music Podcast Music Industry Trends Independent Artists Podcast Billboard Charts News AI in Music Music Production Tips TikTok and the Music Industry Music Business Insights Home Studio Setup Top Music Plugins Music Tech Innovations Best DAWs for Music Production How to Get on Spotify Playlists Music Streaming vs. Radio Songwriting Tips for Artists Future of Music Distribution Vocal Mixing Techniques NAMM Music Gear
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In this episode, we break down the 5 major revenue streams that can transform your music career:Mechanical Royalties: The truth about streaming income and why iTunes purchases might be more valuable than you thinkPublishing & Performance Rights: Why your PRO registration matters and how publishing can become your biggest income sourceSync Licensing: How to get your music in TV, film, and commercials (and why it could be 25-50% of your income)Brand Deals: The power of building your personal brand and attracting sponsorsMerchandising: Creating products your fans actually want to buyWe also discuss why critical mass matters for your brand, building genuine connections with your audience, and playing the long game in your music career.Whether you're a producer, artist, or engineer, understanding these revenue streams is essential for building a sustainable career in music. Stop thinking ROI and start focusing on cash flow!
We discuss:-How musicians are using AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Suno, and Grok-Why "authenticity" will become the most valuable currency in music-How artists can build careers without losing themselves to AI trends-Future predictions for AI-generated music, content creation, and the music business-Real strategies for using AI to amplify your creativity, not replace it
In this eye-opening episode of the Music Matters Podcast, we dive deep into the controversial world of AI in music and copyright.We discuss the silent album protest by over 1,000 artists (including Paul McCartney and Kate Bush) against UK copyright laws that allow AI companies to train on artists' work without permission.
In this value-packed episode of the Music Matters Podcast, hosts Bradley Denniston and Kevin Beggs dive deep into social media strategies that actually work for independent artists and musicians in 2025. Learn why most artists struggle with algorithmic "jail," how to craft content that gets shared, and the critical difference between top, middle, and bottom funnel content. Discover why authenticity wins, why your calls-to-action might be killing your reach, and practical tips to stand out in a crowded digital landscape.
UMG & Spotify just made a deal—but is it a win for artists or just another power grab? Are major labels reclaiming control of distribution? What can indie artists do to fight back and reach more fans? Plus, a deep dive into the FUEL plugin from Musik Hack—hype or must-have? And in tech talk: Are EVs already on the decline? Bradley Denniston & Kevin Beggs break it all down—no fluff, just facts.
The tools are evolving faster than the industry itself—AI is producing music, but how do YOU use it to stay ahead? Deep Seek vs. ChatGPT, the Orion plugin from Cradle Audio & Jaycen Joshua—what’s real, what’s hype, and what can change the way you create? Bradley Denniston & Kevin Beggs break it all down.
The Music Industry is Shifting—Are You Keeping Up? Independent artists and labels are changing the game—major labels are sweating. TEMU is making U87 mics (but do they actually hold up?). And FabFilter just dropped Pro-Q 4—is it a must-have or just hype? Bradley Denniston & Kevin Beggs break it all down—no fluff, just facts. Listen now. Adapt or get left behind.
A.I. vocals are rewriting the rules. NAMM 2025 is unveiling game-changing tech. Tesla’s Optimus robot isn’t just sci-fi anymore. Where is music really headed? Bradley Denniston & Kevin Beggs break it all down—the truth, the trends, and what it means for YOU.
The music industry is changing fast—Hip-Hop’s slipping, TikTok’s on thin ice, and the latest tech is reshaping sound—Bradley Denniston & Kevin Beggs break it all down so you’re always ahead of the curve.
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