The Music Will Continue but the Labels Might Not at Changes Is Good

The Music Will Continue but the Labels Might Not

Published by Siddiq Bello April 9th, 2007 in Conjecture, Digital Music, Entertainment, Music Musings, great ideas, guerilla marketing, social media, trend.

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A great article from the Evening Standard out of the UK about a signer song-writer who had a top selling digital track on iTunes for a couple of days without a major label or offline marketing. Her name is Kate Walsh and she record her whole album in a friends bedroom, forever squashing the theory studio quality is necessary for digital success. Two things strike me from the article first is that while the record labels will almost certainly die, the music will not, despite the labels near constant claims to the contrary. The second is that while its happening to labels today it will certainly be happening to the studios and networks tomorrow.

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