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Check Out Some Footage From The Welcome To Forever Tour At The Fillmore In Maryland June 23rd.

Check out some footage from the Welcome To Forever Tour at The Fillmore in Maryland June 23rd.

Lyriciss - 0:29

Uno Hype - 1:18

Alan Johnson - 2:04

QuESt - 2:27

Logic - 5:06

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According to Billboard SoundScan mid-year numbers provided by A2IM, report, indie labels hit a record high with 34.4% of the overall market share based on master ownership (not distribution). That's up from last year's mid-year mark of 32.9%. Top selling independent label artists so far this year include:

(noted in album/TEA sales)

Mumford & Sons - 1.1M albums (Glassnote Records, combined album totals for all their releases)

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - 670k albums (Macklemore, LLC)\

The Lumineers - 660K albums (Dualtone Music Group)

Taylor Swift - 635K albums 

Jason Aldean - 310K albums (Broken Bow) 

Vampire Weekend - 275K albums (The Beggars Group)

Alabama Shakes - 250K albums (ATO Records)

Queens of the Stone Age - 150K albums (Matador Records)


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12 years ago
THE COMPLETE #TRILLECTRO LINEUP IS FINALLY HERE! GRAB YOUR TICKET TODAY: Trillectro.com/tickets (at Trillectro

THE COMPLETE #TRILLECTRO LINEUP IS FINALLY HERE! GRAB YOUR TICKET TODAY: trillectro.com/tickets (at Trillectro Music Festival)


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The Seattle Office of Film + Music took a look at the annual revenue of up-and-coming fulltime local musicians and how they do it. Three musicians, each from different genres, opened up their 2012 financial records. "It was important for us to find musicians who modeled a middle class living," said James Keblas, the Director for the Office of Film + Music. "We are trying to show that this kind of a living can be done without having to be rockstar."

Top 6 Musician Income Streams & Infographic

From the financial analysis, six primary areas were identified which bring most musicians income. While the percentages varied, the categories held true. The musicians also shared tips on how to find success in each category:

1. Licensing and Publishing - Companies, TV, Film, Commercials buy your music. Tip: Send out a monthly digital newsletter of your music to music supervisors with new songs ready for licensing.

2. Music Sales - CDs, downloads, streaming. Tip: You and your fans give away one free song on social media platforms to hook folks to buy more songs.

3. Merchandise Sales - T-Shirts, branded band-aids, condoms. Tip: You will increase merchandise sales by over 50% if you're sitting at the table where the goods are being sold.

4. Live Performances - Concerts and touring. Tip: Don't dismiss the earning potential of busking. Musicians at Sea-Tac Airport and the Pike Place Market are averaging over $100/hour in tips.

5. Studio Work - Film & video game music, back up musician. Tip: Make friends with people in the tech world who need music scored for game or app development.

        6. Instruction - Teach others music. Tip: Do group lessons and get the biggest paycheck for your time.


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12 years ago

Terrestrial radio pays roughly 28% more to publishers per play, per listener than Pandora, according to Billboard estimates from numbers provided in blog posts by David Lowery and Jay Frank. But publishing is a small part of Pandora's royalties. When payments TO all parties (publishers, record labels, performing artists) are taken into account, Pandora's per-play, per-listener royalty is over 14 times that of terrestrial radio.    Lowery's blog post about BMI royalties from radio and Pandora for his song "Low" has gained incredible attention (and 145 comments to date) for its detail and criticism (of Pandora's efforts to reduce what it pays publishers, labels and artists). Frank's follow-up post at his FutureHit.DNA blog includes audience data from Mediabase that allows for an apples-to-apples comparison.    "Low" received $6,888.90 for 18,797 terrestrial radio plays and $84.45 for 1.159 million Pandora plays. (Both figures cover total payments to BMI. Lowery has a 40% writer's share. I assume the publisher takes a 50% share of royalties.) Since many people hear terrestrial radio plays but -- most likely -- only one person hears a Pandora play, it's difficult to compare $6,888.90 and $84.45.

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