Taking the Mystery out of Running a Record Label A podcast for independent record labels with interviews from Sub Pop, Ghostly International, Mute Records, Jagjaguar, and more. Tips and advice for people starting and running a record label. www.otherrecordlabels.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 340 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Groover can be a powerful tool for indie labels and artists looking to land playlist placements, blog features, and sync opportunitiesâbut only if you use it strategically!
In this episode, I break down the five biggest mistakes labels and artists m... more
In this episode, we head to Spain to chat with Nuria, the visionary behind LaRubia Producciones, an indie metal record label with a mission as bold as its sound: "Metal, Women, Spain." Nuria shares how her label celebrates the underrepresented voices... more
In this poignant debut episode of For the Love of Vinyl, we explore the depths of what vinyl truly means to us through an unexpected and heartbreaking lens. When California wildfires recently devastated entire communities, music writer and editor Mar... more
In this episode, we dive deep into a crucial topic for indie record labels: multiple revenue streams.
Presented by Infinite Catalog - www.infinitecatalog.com
The traditional ways of making moneyâselling records, streaming income, or sync lic... more
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Endlessly interesting, enlightening and inspiring.
Very informative and insightful. Great interview questions. 5 Stars.
Don't go it alone. Sure, you can stumble through it all, surviving on intuition, but you know what's better than that? Listening to people like Scott talk through their viewpoints and discuss topics that you may know a lot or a little about. Great use of your time and a great resource.
Other record labels is a great podcast for people interested in potentially starting a record label. It would have been a nice resource to have when I started my small label, Treeline Recordings. I had to speak with other labels and learn as much as I could at random from the internet when I began. A consolIdated resource would have been amazing.
Scott is a greater interviewer in general.
One piece of constructive criticism Scott: STOP INTERRUPTING / TALKING OVER your guests. You can hear... more
There is a WORLD of info in this podcast. Wow! This is MUST listen for the music industry!
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