News From the Music World
Is Big Music swallowing the independent scene? The EU reopens its investigation into UMG’s Downtown acquisition amid fierce industry backlash and monopoly fears. Independent voices fight back.
While big labels sweat algorithm changes, Bandsintown empowers 700,000 independent artists with fan data ownership, direct marketing tools, and algorithmic freedom. Music’s power balance is shifting. Artists are taking control.
AI isn’t replacing musicians—it’s creating a revolution. See how Zobe Academy’s groundbreaking platform transforms independent artists from struggling to thriving. The music industry will never be the same.
NYC artists break industry rules as Songtrust Amplified empowers independent creators with career-changing resources. Traditional gatekeepers are losing ground. The music revolution has begun.
Etsy abandons Reverb to Soundcloud veteran’s new team—revolutionizing the musician marketplace with faster payments, shipping fixes, and powerful tech advancements. Will independent artists finally get what they deserve?
Merlin’s partnership with Nina isn’t just bold—it’s revolutionary. Female leadership, minimal 1.5% fees, and game-changing tools are finally tipping the scales for independent artists. Digital dominance awaits.
Australia’s $10 million indie artist gamble funds mentorship, workshops, and industry access for unsigned talent. Can UNIFIED’s bold program transform raw potential into sustainable careers?
While big labels demand your rights, Ally Kahuna raised $1M to fund independent artists who keep 100% ownership. Their revolutionary model is shaking the music industry’s foundations.
Amuse ditches outdated music marketing for an industry-first “Auto-Save” system. Independent artists can now build loyal fanbases without repetitive pre-save campaigns. Music distribution will never be the same.
Senators demand federal investigation as Spotify’s bundled subscriptions create a shocking royalty gap between major labels and independent artists. Your music might be funding the wrong people.
