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Marketing your music directly to consumers can be at times overwhelming. However, with persistence, the rewards can be gratifying. Listen to the audio clip and watch the video on this page to learn more.

DO YOU OWN THE RIGHTS TO YOUR MUSIC PUBLISHING?

When signing a publishing agreement, negotiate to retain as many rights as possible. Learn more by listening to the audio clip and watching the video on this page.

As many of you are aware, music production and advertising budgets among many record labels have diminished. Could AI be the cause of the music industry’s abrupt transformation? Has the high cost of producing music and the extremely low streaming royalties for recording artists, hindered the hope and wishes of many aspiring people, who desire to become successful in the music industry? Listen to the audio clip and watch the video to learn more about this perplexing, ongoing situation.

Syleena Johnson—a name that dances on the edge of soulful melodies and resonates through the corridors of R&B history. Recently, she reunited with her father, legendary soul/blues singer Syl Johnson, for their first recording together in over two decades. Watch the video and listen to the audio clip to learn more.

Ah, “Aja”—a classic gem by Steely Dan! Released in 1977 as the title track of their sixth studio album, it’s a jazz-infused masterpiece that showcases the band’s musical prowess. Now, let’s dive into the Billboard chart history, shall we? “Aja” reached an impressive number three on the Billboard Top LPs & Tape chart! That’s quite the achievement. And not just that—it also climbed to number five on the UK Albums Chart. Clearly, it struck a chord with listeners worldwide. Listen to the audio clip and watch the reaction video to learn more about this iconic Jazz fusion masterpiece. The songwriters, Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, played guitar and synthesizer, respectively, on the track. However, they enlisted studio musicians for other parts. Fagen sang lead vocals, and production duties were handled by Gary Katz. Notably, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter and drummer Steve Gadd made their first appearances in this song. Gadd’s drum solo in the song’s tag was recorded in just two takes, making it the first drum solo in a Steely Dan track.