EPISODE · Feb 6, 2024 · 1H 7M
How to recognize and avoid predatory practices in the live music industry with Michaela D. Jordan of Golden Poppy Music
from The Book Your Band Podcast · host Tony Neely
Do you afraid of signing a bad record deal? Are you fearful that you are going to get a manager who takes advantage of you? Don't want to become one of the horror stories of the music industry? If so, you'll want to listen to this discussion with Michaela D. Jordan - founder of Golden Poppy Music - as they discuss artist empowerment and the importance of protecting musicians from predatory practices in the music industry. Episode Overview: In this captivating episode of The Book Your Band Podcast, host Tony Neely engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Michaela D. Jordan, the visionary founder of Golden Poppy Music. Delving deep into the realm of artist empowerment and innovative music management, Michaela unveils her journey from musician to industry game-changer. They discuss the inception of Golden Poppy Music, a company that's reshaping the artist-management and label dynamic by offering services on a unique hourly basis, allowing artists to retain full control of their careers. Michaela shares insights on the detrimental traditional structures of music management and labels and how their approach fosters transparency, trust, and artist autonomy. Key Topics Discussed: The Golden Poppy Philosophy: Conceptualizing a new artist management model. Addressing the pitfalls of traditional management and label practices. Ensuring artists retain control and rights to their music. Artistic Empowerment and Industry Navigation: The importance of registering with PROs and understanding publishing rights. How Golden Poppy advocates for artists' interests and ensures fair treatment. Sync Licensing: Explaining what sync licensing is and its importance for artists. The potential financial benefits and exposure from sync licensing deals. Live Music Industry Projections: Predicting a return to authentic live performances without backing tracks. The trend towards smaller venues and exclusive, intimate shows. Michaela D. Jordan's Contact Information: Instagram: @michaelad567 and @goldenpoppymusic Golden Poppy Music: www.goldenpoppymusic.com For more episodes and to join the Book Your Band Podcast community, check out Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Threads, and the podcast website at www.bookyourbandpodcast.com."
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