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AI, blockchain, and streaming are rewriting the rules of music. 🎶 Host Gigi Johnson talks with artists, innovators, and industry leaders transforming how music is created, shared, and experienced.
Gigi brings you conversations with leading experts, creators, and entrepreneurs shaping the sound and business of tomorrow. Discover how AI is revolutionizing audio editing and data management, how blockchain is creating new paradigms for ticketing and artist payments, and how live music experiences are transforming through digital streams and new production methods.
We explore the evolving landscape for independent artists, new monetization strategies, and the challenges and opportunities in local and global music markets, from Los Angeles to China and Latin America. Whether you're an artist, industry professional, or a curious fan, Innovating Music offers insightful perspectives on the cutting edge of music and tech.
Tune in to understand the big trends, surprising frictions, and bold solutions pushing music forward.
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ایالات متحده آمریکا
85 قسمت
از سال 26 آوریل 2016
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Mike Butera has gone on some intriguing journeys, connecting music performance passions, philosophy and sound studies, and tech in creating new musical instruments for regular people to get into music. He shares his path to launching Artiphon after years in academic circles, ways he learned how to …
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Jason Kramer shares his journey to being an EMT during the AIDS Epidemic, LA Riots, and Northridge Earthquake to Fox Sports to KLOS and KCRW. He talks about the magic of Sunday nights, how he created and drove his own luck through persistent work, asking for opportunities, and taking on new challen…
Jordy Freed from Sony Corporation of America shared his journey from jazz saxophone and building websites to public relations and marketing. Twists and turns took him to radio, Blue Note, Grey Advertising, and finally to Sony. He shares the stories of his twists and turns and the challenges of mana…
Michael Huppe, CEO of SoundExchange, fell in love with IP and came into music through law. He had played keyboard and trombone as a young person and ended up at the Recording Industry Association of America, which led him to SoundExchange. He shares how SoundExchange is also a tech company, needing…
Dave Ratner moved from skiing to managing bands into law, and now works with creative companies out of Boulder, CO to understand how to maneuver so many different new opportunities in music. He talks of innovation in his own life as to how to add capabilities, learn by doing, and then add tha…
Many of our guests move on a nonlinear line between jobs and ideas. Kevin in one of our few guests who has been with a single company -- CD Baby -- for a long period of time. He shares his journey with both CD Baby and as an artist with Small Town Poets. We talk about challenges expl…
Jessica's journey -- what a ride! Music change agent Jessica Powell shares her Roads Taken, ranging from following a now-ex boyfriend across countries to using her languages at CISAC and on a wild boar farm (!!) -- to Google London, Google Asia, and to her current AI and Stems startup, AudioSh…
We are in post-production on new episodes, so our host, Gigi Johnson, shared a story about "Postcards" and Postcard Moments that has come up in prior episodes and in many recent conversations. She shares how a single postcard created a pivot that changed her direction when a TA offered the suggesti…
Bruno shares his saga from playing the drums and enjoying international music, mixing songs and culture from Tunisia, France, and LA. Those facets led to studying at UCLA Ethnomusicology, becoming a DJ at KCRW, and building a record label in his living room. He shared work in place-based music…
[Enjoy our podcast this week that we share with our sister Maremel Network podcast, Creative Innovators.]
Dick Huey claims that his career jumps have been "educated luck." "Because they they are luck. And I'm, I'm I don't ever pretend that I have more information than everybody else does. But…
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