Tag: Record Labels
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The Industry According To…Rob Goldklang, Warner Records
"What Warner brings is a deeply experienced team across streaming, sync, A&R, physical, publicity, marketing—and radio."
Big Loud Records Tabs Stacy Blythe, Jordan Pettit as Co-Presidents
"Big Loud has always prioritized bold ideas and an artist-first approach, and our focus will be on strengthening collaboration across the company as we continue to grow."
The 2026 Music Industry Wish List: AI, Fair Pay, Cheaper Tickets and More
"It’s my ultimate hope that the industry can come together and set some basic standards that will benefit artists and musicians."
The Industry According To…Jackie Kajzer aka Full Metal Jackie
"TikTok can spark a moment. Instagram builds personality. Spotify gives you data and stability. But YouTube is where fans actually watch you become a band."
Why Cory Marks Refuses to “Choose a Lane” in Today’s Music Industry
"We're in the music business, not the TikTok business."
Why Record Labels Are Watching Polymarket Like Wall Street Watches Stocks
The industry is able to get an early read on whether fans are excited and if an artist, song, or movement is gaining traction and resonating, which can then be incorporated into the artist’s upcoming announcements.
Could iHeartRadio Be the Hero in the Battle Against Record Labels’ AI Play?
Make no mistake about it, record labels are all-in on Artificial Intelligence. However, recent announcements by iHeartRadio and others show that not everyone is...
How AI Is Shaking Up Radio, Playlists, and Programming (And Why That’s OK)
"Despite all the hate, music fans aren’t running from AI, they’re enjoying it."
The Industry According To….Matt Pinfield, 88.5 The SoCal Sound
"Algorithms don’t necessarily account for what your friends and neighbors are listening to or liking."
How Leslie Fram Continues to Shape Music, Radio, and Female Representation
"It’s been fun to work with my former colleagues and friends and play the music that represented a large part of my career."