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Water & Music

En podcast av: Cherie Hu

The fine print of big ideas in music and technology, hosted by Cherie Hu and featuring a curated selection of leaders, innovators, artists and thinkers from across the music business. This is an ad-free audio companion to the eponymous email newsletter

Our American listeners can also listen to Water & Music at our American site

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Episode 14 (ft. Amit Gurbaxani): What India's music industry can teach us about paid YouTube views, musical regionalism and the productive uselessness of charts
Publicerades 2019-11-26

Episode 13 (ft. Garrison Snell): Why now is a tough time to start a music marketing agency
Publicerades 2019-10-04
Episode 12 (ft. Madame Gandhi): What does an artist-centric future for music-tech look like?
Publicerades 2019-09-19
Episode 11 (ft. Wyatt Jenkins): Why music isn't a top-two category on Patreon (yet)
Publicerades 2019-08-14
Episode 10 (ft. Alex Mitchell): How artificial intelligence will do to music creation what Instagram did to photography
Publicerades 2019-07-29
Episode 9 (ft. Sammy Andrews): The music business needs to break down its own data silos
Publicerades 2019-07-21
Episode 8 (ft. Eugene Kan + Charis Poon): The case for greater creative and algorithmic accountability in the music industry
Publicerades 2019-06-25
Episode 7 (ft. Ben Gross + Laura Kinniburgh): How lyrics are a leading indicator of innovation in music licensing
Publicerades 2019-05-28
Episode 6 (ft. Alex Bonavia): Artists are now launching pads for songs, not the other way around
Publicerades 2019-05-02
Episode 5 (ft. Kero One): The lowdown on lo-fi hip-hop's past, present and future
Publicerades 2019-04-20
Episode 4 (ft. Amber Horsburgh): Why marketing music to strangers, not to existing fans, is more profitable
Publicerades 2019-04-01
Episode 3 (ft. Mike Warner): Playlists are here to stay, but you shouldn't pay to get on them
Publicerades 2019-03-22
Episode 2 (ft. Dan Runcie): How hip-hop and venture capital are blueprints for each other's futures
Publicerades 2019-03-11
Episode 1 (ft. David Turner): Pop music was never "behind" on streaming—and Ariana Grande is proof
Publicerades 2019-02-25

14 Avsnitt

Episode 14 (ft. Amit Gurbaxani): What India's music industry can teach us about paid YouTube views, musical regionalism and the productive uselessness of charts

Episode 13 (ft. Garrison Snell): Why now is a tough time to start a music marketing agency

Episode 12 (ft. Madame Gandhi): What does an artist-centric future for music-tech look like?

Episode 11 (ft. Wyatt Jenkins): Why music isn't a top-two category on Patreon (yet)

Episode 10 (ft. Alex Mitchell): How artificial intelligence will do to music creation what Instagram did to photography

Episode 9 (ft. Sammy Andrews): The music business needs to break down its own data silos

Episode 8 (ft. Eugene Kan + Charis Poon): The case for greater creative and algorithmic accountability in the music industry

Episode 7 (ft. Ben Gross + Laura Kinniburgh): How lyrics are a leading indicator of innovation in music licensing

Episode 6 (ft. Alex Bonavia): Artists are now launching pads for songs, not the other way around

Episode 5 (ft. Kero One): The lowdown on lo-fi hip-hop's past, present and future

Episode 4 (ft. Amber Horsburgh): Why marketing music to strangers, not to existing fans, is more profitable

Episode 3 (ft. Mike Warner): Playlists are here to stay, but you shouldn't pay to get on them

Episode 2 (ft. Dan Runcie): How hip-hop and venture capital are blueprints for each other's futures

Episode 1 (ft. David Turner): Pop music was never "behind" on streaming—and Ariana Grande is proof