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YouTube Content ID: A quick guide for music artists

YouTube Content ID: A quick guide for music artists YouTube Content ID: A quick guide for music artists Introduction If you’re a music artist who wants to use YouTube to share your work, chances are you’re already familiar with copyright. However, if you’ve ever wondered how YouTube’s Content ID system

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How Many Streams Are Considered A Hit Song & Why?

If you are starting in the music industry, you must have wondered how many streams are considered a hit song. While there is no definite answer to that, the number will vary depending on the platform and country. For example, Naija hit songs might be considered differently than worldwide ones.

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How to Approach A Record Label Or Manager?

How to Approach A Record Label Or Manager? How to Approach A Record Label Or Manager? When it comes to music and the entertainment industry, there’s one thing that everyone needs: connections. And while you might not be able to control where your next big break will come from, you

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Music Marketing: How to Create a Buzz Around Your Artists

In the competitive landscape of the music industry, creating a buzz around your artists is essential for their success. Effective music marketing strategies can captivate audiences, generate excitement, and elevate an artist’s visibility. In this blog post, we will explore practical techniques to create a buzz around your artists and

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How Streaming Services are Transforming A&R Strategies

Streaming services have disrupted the music industry, transforming the way we consume and discover music. As a result, streaming data is rapidly becoming a crucial element of A&R (Artist and Repertoire) strategies. In this blog post, we will explore how streaming services are transforming A&R strategies and shaping the future

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Fair Use and Parody OF MUSIC

Fair Use and Parody of Music Fair use and parody are legal concepts that provide some flexibility in the use of copyrighted material, including music, under certain circumstances. They allow artists and creators to incorporate existing works into their own, often for purposes of criticism, commentary, or humor. Here’s what

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