Beatchain

We had to privilege to sit down with one of the biggest managers of the last 30 years. He is the founder of indie label Better Noise Music, formerly known as Eleven Seven Records and home to AWOLNATION, Mötley Crüe, Five Finger Death Punch... 

In this episode we catch up with Beatchain CEO Ben Mendoza to discuss the concept behind the Beatchain platform and how its tools and services can affect the music industry

One sure thing about today’s guest: he cannot be boxed in. The formidable producer, talented song writer and mixing engineer is one of a kind. This week we caught up with his beginnings in the music industry, transition from being a beatmaker to a full-time producer and his take on where the music industry is going along with many others topics .Raf offers us a unique and interesting perspective.

Bryan Calhoun has been working in the music since college. Starting in the student radio station and spear heading hip hop events with the likes of Cypres hill and Tupac. He has since dedicated his life to the music industry and advocating for artists. He has worked with some of the biggest stars within the music industry such as Drake, Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne... 

Marc started out in the Industry in the old school way. Pounding the pavement and building up his career in the old school style. Responsible for one of the greatest house tracks of all time he was worked across the industry and helped define multiple genres of music across the years. Working with the full range of artists and producers he still loves to work with the music at the fore front of what he does rather than falling back on just the digital reach that many in A&R use today.

We were lucky enough to catch up with Cliff Fluet. He is a music industry lawyer and has been working in the industry for decades starting with Warner in the mid 1990’s. Along the way he was worked with many important figures in the industry and brings us some extremely interesting views on how artists should be looking after their rights and what a deal may actually mean for an artists.