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We pride ourselves in collecting the most accurate and up-to-date contacts in the entertainment industry. These vital contacts help power the careers of thousands of entertainment industry entrepreneurs.
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Our Database
Right now our database contains over 5,000 companies and 10,000 contacts- nearly every A&R rep, CEO, film and TV contact, publisher, music attorney, artist managers, and almost every other music industry position available.
A&R Database
Our A&R Contacts are ideal for budding artist and musicians trying to contact A&R Reps about upcoming opportunities or even managers and agents who may be shopping deals on behalf of their artist or songwriters/producers.
Music Publisher Database
Our Music Publisher contacts database is perfect for songwriters / producers who seek publishing deals or placements.
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Our products are the "Yellow Pages" for the Entertainment Industry. Our team constantly updates and verifies new company employee data and compiles new information for you to utilize to your benefit.
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Learn the Industry.
We have literally thousands of videos with music industry professionals giving advice on the music industry. Keep coming everyday to learn something new about the music industry.
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Sep
What is a 50/50 Record Deal?
Cooper, a music lawyer based in Los Angeles, assesses the new vogue for 50/50 record deals and whether they are beneficial for artists. He also explains how 50/50 deals differ from traditional royalty-participant deals.
24
Sep
Why Should Artists Be Aware of The Business Side of Music?
Jay Cooper, a music lawyer based in Los Angeles, offers advice to aspiring artists on what they should do, know, and pay attention to, to have the best chance of having a long and successful career. He also advises artists to stay involved in the industry-wide business issues that artists confront – Cooper for example [...]
24
Sep
What Makes a Band Marketable?
Jeff Ayeroff, founder of both Virgin America and the Work Group and former “Creative Czar” with Warner Bros. Records, discusses the elusive quality of “marketability” and how musicians should approach their own marketing and image.
24
Sep
Music Education at NYU
David Elliott from NYU talks about the music education program at NYU and it’s curriculum and goals. He believes it is very important to apply principles in the classroom to practice for his students. He talks about the state of orchestral music and discusses the arts administration program and community music programs.
24
Sep
Irv Gotti on Getting Your Music Heard
Irv Gotti of The Inc. discusses how he uses his industry and social contacts to help him find undiscovered and unsigned talent.
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Sep
Promoting Your Song
Phil Galdston, a long time songwriter and producer, talks about the different ways in which an artist can promote their song. The first step in promoting your song is recording a good quality demo that delivers the true emotion and message of the song. The second step is to exploit and promote the song.
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Sep
Irv Gotti on Running a Record Label
Irv Gotti, CEO and founder of The Inc Records, discusses the numerous tasks, both glamorous and menial, that a label head must perform in order to keep an enterprise afloat.
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