
Making a Scene is the #1 Resource for the Indie Artist and the Fans that Love them! www.makingascene.org
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 639 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Making a Scene Presents - The Suno-Warner Deal: When Big Music Stops Fighting AI and Starts Designing It
Something important just happened in the music business, and indie artists need to pay attention.
Warner Music Group and Suno announced a partn... more
Making a Scene Presents - The Artist-Owned Ecosystem: Replacing the Label, Distributor, and Platform
The night the old deal stopped making sense
It usually happens after the show.
Not onstage. Not in the comments. Not when the playlist adds hit. ... more
Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Alexis P Suter
Alexis P. Suter is a three-time Blues Music Award nominee—recognized in major categories including the Koko Taylor Award and Best Soul Blues Female Artist—and one of the most commanding voices... more
Making a Scene Presents - AI-Driven Fan Journeys: Mapping Every Step From First Listen to Lifetime Fan
There is a quiet tragedy happening in the modern music business, and most independent artists have been taught to call it normal.
A stranger hear... more
Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Aleksandra Josic of Here and Everywhere
Fronted by Aleksandra Josic, a vocalist audiences regularly describe as “one of the most powerful and emotional live voices in the world today,” the band ha... more
Compression in Context: Why Soloing Tracks Is Killing Your Mix
There is a little button in every DAW that has wrecked more home studio mixes than bad microphones, cheap headphones, and internet “preset culture” combined. It is the Solo button.
That... more
Making a Scene Presents - A Buyer’s Guide to Recording Interfaces
The Box That Decides Whether Your Studio Feels Fast or Feels Broken
There is a certain kind of gear mistake that musicians make all the time. They obsess over microphones, plugins, ... more
Making a Scene Presents an Interview with the Avery Set
The Avery Set began in the early 2000s in Frankenmuth, Michigan, growing out of a close friendship between Chris (lead singer) and Jake (drummer). What started as two friends making noise quick... more
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Content often centers around the journeys and insights of independent musicians, reflecting on their personal experiences and the challenges they face within the music industry. Discussions frequently encompass topics such as music production, the impact of technology on the artist's journey, and strategies for sustainability in a changing industry. Themes of personal connection with fans and the evolution of artistic expression are particularly prevalent, providing warmth and relatability to the content. Unique aspects include an emphasis on utilizing modern tools, such as AI and Web 3, to empower artists and promote direct engagement with their communities, making it appealing for aspiring musicians and those interested in the evolving la... more
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Recent guests on Making a Scene Presents include:
1. Alexis P. Suter
2. Aleksandra Josic
3. Chris Zender
4. Christina Crofts
5. Jamie Williams
6. Dida Pelled
7. Gina Coleman
8. Geoffrey W. Newhall
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