From Jon at Marketing Monday: They write that there are 12 million uploaders to Spotify, while at "the peak of the CD era, only a few thousand artists had their music on the shelves of record stores."In other words, the reason that more people than ever are complaining about not making money from music isn't just because the system is newly bad. It's also because there are more people than ever making music.Imagine if you had a similar influx of participants in any other industry; of course compensation would get weird.And, on the other hand, imagine if you were trying to distribute music in 1960. Your chances of reaching an audience would be slim.There are drawbacks that've come with all of this, but the genuine good is that it's never been easier to get your music heard by people you don't personally know. (Click on the image for Spotify's AEMR)

Dead By Wednesday is proud to have joined good company in management with: http://Headity.com! Thank You Check out their awesome roster of bands! New tour dates coming soon….. (click images for more details)

In a pivotal decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled that copyright protection requires human authorship, rejecting the idea that AI-generated works can be copyrighted. This decision represents a significant setback for efforts to grant intellectual property rights to creations made by artificial intelligence. The case centers around a visual artwork titled “A Recent Entrance to Paradise,” created by computer scientist Stephen Thaler’s AI program, "Creativity Machine." Click on the image for the full story. 

Now taking submissions, click the images for Talent Search page. 

For immediate release: Rose Window Records presents (goth rockers from Pensacola, FL) October Noir, with captivating new video + spring shows coming.

The Story of Beautiful Scars

For immediate release: The Bar Pilots are Portland's oldest boy band, been at it for over a decade, and now split between Portland and Hawaii. "Second Chance" sees their 6th release 3/14/25 culminating into album (Hope & Anchor). Click on the images for more. 

1st week of release algorithm results. Click images for more Engineered Society Project

Click images to check out behind the scenes photos and footage of DBW at Sonic Environments Studio (as well as their latest video), photos shot by: Analysis Plus Pro Audio

Click images for Rock'd Magazine's Review of "Are You Feelin' Randy" + check out "Gimme Just A Lil Bit" Robert George Vines is a multi-instrumentalist, singer and producer based in Florida, with a variety of songs originally released in 2020, with “Are You Feelin’ Randy” along with one other that have since been re-released in 2023-24 in a new phase of his career by adding them to his own record label, Rip Vinz Records, Inc. A label with the works for recording artists in the Florida region, of which several artists have a homebase with as well. This is one of two songs sent my way by their distributor, and although I like both tracks, this one stands out the most as a theatrical sort of number anyone can appreciate. It also has just the right tempo to match the mood I was in the first time I put it on the headphones. The laid-back vocals tell the story, and whether or not you can make out what it’s all about, the chorus takes it over the top and you’re instantly hooked after being led by a good melody. (more...)

Bullet Train direct support. Click on the images for music and details.

Upcoming album release teaser short.