Music Business

In this episode of Music Business, we break down how AI is reshaping the music industry, shifting the conversation from fear to ownership, licensing, and who gets paid. We explores why independent artists should focus less on going viral and more on building direct fan relationships, communities, and sustainable revenue streams. The episode highlights how super fans, live experiences, and audience ownership are becoming more valuable than streams and social metrics alone. Plus, we covers the latest music business news, including AI copyright battles, artist funding opportunities, streaming challenges, and the future of independent artist success.   Music In Episode Intro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess Song: “FEELZ” Kirsten Collins, Sh!tty Princess, Nathalie Bonin “Same Starts” Sh!tty Princess “You and I” Suz Control Outro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess   FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Email: [email protected]   Listen to Music Business on all streaming platforms & Ejazz Radio Wednesday & Thursday 11am PST

AI artists are topping the charts, but what does that mean for real musicians? In this episode of Music Business, Morgan Perry breaks down the biggest opportunities, risks, and controversies surrounding AI's growing influence on the music industry. From streaming royalties and licensing battles to authenticity and artist survival, discover what's really happening behind the headlines. Learn how independent artists can leverage AI without losing their voice. The future of music is here—and it's more complicated than you think.   FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

In this episode of Music Business, host Morgan Perry unpacks the latest industry shifts, from AI-powered music licensing and TikTok's influence to the growing focus on artist ownership and superfans. Drawing from Donald Passman's All You Need to Know About the Music Business, Morgan explains why business knowledge—not just talent—determines long-term success. Learn the basics of copyrights, masters, publishing, and building the right team around your career. Whether you're an artist, songwriter, or entrepreneur, this episode offers practical insights to help you protect your music and maximize your opportunities.

In this episode of Music Business, rising singer-songwriter Morgan Keller joins the show for a candid conversation about the realities of life in the music industry. From her skepticism of award shows to her thoughts on industry-manufactured artists like Benson Boone, Keller doesn't hold back. She opens up about the heartbreak that inspired her latest EP, the emotional toll of infidelity, and how she channels those experiences into deeply personal songwriting. The conversation explores the pressures of dating, the importance of artist identity, and why authenticity—not trends—drives her social media strategy. Whether you're an artist, manager, or music lover, you'll gain valuable insight into balancing branding with truth, building real fan connections, and navigating a career in today’s fast-paced digital music world. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

In this episode of Music Business, Morgan Perry sits down with DJ Mark Xtreme for a deep dive into the rapidly evolving world of AI in the music industry. They unpack the rise of AI-generated artists, cloned celebrity vocals, streaming fraud, and the growing tension between technology and human creativity. The conversation explores how platforms like Spotify and TikTok are reshaping music discovery while artists and labels race to adapt to a new digital frontier. From ethical concerns to practical tools for creators, this episode asks the big question: is AI enhancing the music business—or replacing it? Music In Episode Intro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess Song: “FEELZ” Kirsten Collins, Sh!tty Princess, Nathalie Bonin “Same Starts” Sh!tty Princess Outro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess   FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.yahoo.com Email: [email protected]   Listen to “Music Business” on all streaming platforms & Ejazz Radio Wednesday & Thursday 11am PST

This week in Music Business our special guest is Scott Nathan, the LA-based bestselling author, photographer, director, and podcaster behind The Big Book of Bad Decisions and the Bad Decisions podcast, known for turning tragicomic Hollywood moments into unforgettable stories. In this episode, follow along as Scott reflects on his path from promoting nearly 1,000 concerts in Chicago to landing in LA as Napster disrupted the music business and iTunes reshaped it. He shares chance-driven stories born from creative spaces and unexpected encounters, along with the beginnings of a long-running creative collaboration. Additionally, the conversation continues with how unfiltered moments shared online unexpectedly sparked a new storytelling path, rooted in messy, deeply human experiences and unforgettable bad decisions. Music In Episode Intro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess Song: “FEELZ” Kirsten Collins, Sh!tty Princess, Nathalie Bonin “Same Starts” Sh!tty Princess “You and I” Suz Control Outro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC Listen to Music Business on all streaming platforms & Ejazz Radio Wednesday & Thursday 11am PST

On this episode of Music Business, we sit down with Kirsten Collins, Princess, and Nathalie Bonin to talk about their new collaboration “FEELZ” under Momo Entertainment. The trio shares the story behind blending pop, EDM, orchestral music, and cinematic sound into one uplifting record while navigating the realities of being independent artists in today’s music industry. We also dive into collaboration, live performance, social media, AI, and the future of music innovation. Plus, listeners get an exclusive first listen to “FEELZ” before its worldwide release. BIOS Kirsten Collins is a multi platinum Singer- songwriter  who has built a career at the intersection of pop culture, music, and innovation. She's been recognized by The Wall Street Journal as an "Innovator" and has written for major global artists including aespa's hit "Savage." Her work and story have also been featured by Rolling Stone and other major entertainment outlets highlighting her influence across the modern music industry. With millions of followers across platforms, Kirsten has become known for blending emotionally driven pop music with empowering storytelling, while also working behind the scenes as a respected songwriter in both the mainstream pop and K-pop worlds.   Sh!tty Princess is an anonymous DJ producer and pop electronic artist blending euphoric EDM, theatrical storytelling, and viral visual branding into a world entirely her own. Known for high energy performances and her signature lampshade persona, Sh!tty Princess has performed alongside artists including Post Malone and Steve Aoki while building a growing presence in the Los Angeles music and fashion scene through live events, fashion drops, and immersive branded experiences.   Nathalie Bonin is an award-winning composer, violinist, and producer whose work spans film, television, recording, and live performance. A SOCAN Screen Composer of the Year recipient, she is also a featured artist on the Grammy-winning album Women Warriors: The Voices of Change. Her music has been synced in major productions including Bridgerton, New Amsterdam, and Oprah Conversations. Blending cinematic orchestration, virtuosic violin, and modern electronic influence, Nathalie has collaborated and performed alongside acclaimed artists including deadmau5, Chance the Rapper, Bran Van 3000, Moist, and Stevie Wonder, bringing a powerful cinematic edge to contemporary sound. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

On this episode, three-time Emmy and nine-time Grammy winner Kevin Brandino Brandon joins the show to talk reclaiming music culture through live instrumentation, mentorship, and adapting to tech-driven change. He shares behind-the-scenes session stories with legends like Aretha Franklin, Justin Timberlake, and OutKast, revealing what it really takes to thrive in the industry. The conversation dives into how AI and affordable production tools are reshaping who can create music and who gets paid. Brandino also recounts his role in a historic projects such as one with will.i.am.  FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC Music by Sh!tty Princess

This week on Music Business, we break down the biggest shifts happening in the industry right now—from behind-the-scenes power moves to the trends shaping what hits and what doesn’t. If you’re an artist, executive, or building your way into the business, this is the information you need to stay ahead—and stay paid. Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music" Other Music: Sh!tty Princess, "Shatters" "Same Stars" Kane Koca: "Krąży" FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

In this episode of Music Business, we sit down with Mary Jurey of Tower 26 Music to explore what it really takes to build a sustainable career in today’s music industry. From independent artist growth strategies to the business fundamentals most creatives overlook, Mary shares practical insight on navigating an industry that’s constantly evolving. We dive into the intersection of creativity and revenue, artist development, and how smart strategy can turn passion into a long-term career. If you’re serious about succeeding in music beyond just making songs, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music" FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

Returning guest, DJ Mark Xtreme, joins the show to unpack the explosive ruling against Live Nation and Ticketmaster—and what it means for artists, venues, and fans worldwide. From hidden fees and alleged monopolistic control to real-life stories of industry gatekeeping, this episode dives deep into the power dynamics shaping live entertainment. The conversation bridges global perspectives, comparing the U.S. scene with emerging markets like Uganda, where independence still has room to thrive. It’s a candid, eye-opening look at music, money, and who really controls the stage. Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music" FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This week Music Business has a special guest: Mara Kuge, president and founder of Superior Music Publishing, takes us inside the making of 40 Watts from Nowhere, a documentary tracing the rise and fall of a rebellious pirate radio station—and the massive effort behind clearing 70 songs for a 90-minute film. Additionally, she breaks down what music publishing really is, how sync licensing has evolved in the age of streaming, and the fine line between a great song and a “syncable” one. From real-world examples like The High Strung’s placement in Shameless, Mara shares how artists can negotiate fair compensation and navigate the business side of creativity. Packed with practical advice, this episode is a must-listen for emerging writers and artists looking to break into sync and build meaningful industry connections. Mara Kuge: superiormusicpub.com [email protected] Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music" FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This week on Music Business, Nyx That Bitch joins us to recap a wild weekend performing at Truman State University alongside Shitty Princess and RuPaul’s Drag Race favorite Jessica Wild. The trip kicked off in St. Louis with chaotic pre-show antics through exploring the gay bars in The Grove. Once in Kirksville, the queens found an unexpectedly hype crowd and what Nyx swears are the best chicken fingers in the world. Between the laughs, the episode dives into the reality of touring through the Midwest and how different each audience can be. Nyx reflects on the challenges of adapting to new environments and winning over crowds who may not know what to expect. It’s a mix of chaos, comedy, and real insight into how these off-the-beaten-path shows shape performers in ways big-city gigs never could. Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music" FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This week on Music Business, Nyx That Bitch joins us to recap a wild weekend performing at Truman State University alongside Shitty Princess and RuPaul’s Drag Race favorite Jessica Wild. The trip kicked off in St. Louis with chaotic pre-show antics through exploring the gay bars in The Grove. Once in Kirksville, the queens found an unexpectedly hype crowd and what Nyx swears are the best chicken fingers in the world. Between the laughs, the episode dives into the reality of touring through the Midwest and how different each audience can be. Nyx reflects on the challenges of adapting to new environments and winning over crowds who may not know what to expect. It’s a mix of chaos, comedy, and real insight into how these off-the-beaten-path shows shape performers in ways big-city gigs never could.   © 2026 Momo Ent LLC

Rerelease of our most streamed episode:  From late-night studios in Uganda to a top-streamed independent station across Africa, Mark Xtreme’s journey is a masterclass in building culture from the ground up. In this episode, the veteran DJ unpacks how a childhood obsession with music magazines, a homemade mixtape, and a single radio break sparked a global platform for indie artists. We dive into discipline, discovery, and the quiet power of taste-making in an industry obsessed with numbers. It’s a story of patience, integrity, and why supporting the unheard might be the most radical act in music today. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This episode of Music Business dives into the growing tension between AI innovation and copyright law, exploring how artists and companies are battling over ownership and creative rights. Additionally, we also highlight the lasting success of Bruno Mars, breaking down the strategy behind his longevity in an ever-changing industry. Also, the conversation then shifts to Labrinth’s latest annoucement, and how that may impact future projects.  FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

On this episode of Music Business, we break down the conversation around Taylor Swift “blocking” other artists on the charts and what chart strategy really looks like in today’s industry. We also discuss the Grammys’ potential move to a new network and what it could mean for the Recording Academy’s already controversial reputation for inconsistency. Then we dive into the gap between fan theories and the actual mechanics of the music business. From chart battles to award show politics, we separate online narratives from industry reality. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

In this episode of Music Business, we break down the mindset behind great live performances and why giving yourself grace on stage matters. The audience doesn’t know what was supposed to happen—so energy and presence often matter more than perfection. We talk about how stage confidence is a skill you build over time and how that confidence becomes contagious. Plus, we highlight the importance of showing gratitude to the behind-the-scenes team who help make every show possible. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This week Music Business explores how technology, data, and new platforms are reshaping the music industry, shifting power from traditional label systems to a more algorithm-driven landscape. The conversation examines tensions between artists and corporations, creativity and control, and talent versus ownership in an era of streaming, AI, and direct-to-fan models. Additionally, we dive into the rise of synthetic artists, digital clones, and manufactured branding, questioning what authenticity means when technology can replicate identity. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

In this episode, Music Business breaks down what it really takes to navigate today’s music industry, from mastering professionalism and preparation to balancing creativity with smart business strategy. The show explores how artists can use tools like streaming, social platforms, and AI without losing authenticity or wasting money on ineffective tactics. The conversation dives into building loyal fan bases, making the most of live opportunities, and showing up ready no matter the circumstances. If you’re serious about turning music from passion to profession, this episode is your blueprint for reclaiming your sound. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

On this episode, three-time Emmy and nine-time Grammy winner Kevin Brandino Brandon joins the show to talk reclaiming music culture through live instrumentation, mentorship, and adapting to tech-driven change. He shares behind-the-scenes session stories with legends like Aretha Franklin, Justin Timberlake, and OutKast, revealing what it really takes to thrive in the industry. The conversation dives into how AI and affordable production tools are reshaping who can create music—and who gets paid. Brandino also recounts his role in a historic projects such as one with will.i.am.  FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

On this week’s episode of Music Business, we recap The 2026 Grammy Awards which was filled with both chaos and clarity—from Morgan’s Spirit Airlines betrayal that almost kept her from the awards (don’t worry, she still made the afterparty) to breaking down the new artist montage and why the night delivered few real surprises, with most predictions landing right on target. We wrap it up with Morgan’s firsthand Grammy afterparty experience and all the energy that came with it.   FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This week Music Business dives into the 2026 Grammy Awards, calling out the artists poised to dominate the night and the ones who might be shut out. We pull back the curtain on the Recording Academy—who they are, how they vote, and what really sways their decisions. From industry politics to cultural buzz, we explore the outside forces shaping music’s biggest stage. Finally, we break down what makes the Grammys unlike any other award show and why that difference keeps the conversation so heated year after year.  Be sure to listen next week to see how our predictions played out!   FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

From late-night studios in Uganda to a top-streamed independent station across Africa, Mark Xtreme’s journey is a masterclass in building culture from the ground up. In this episode, the veteran DJ unpacks how a childhood obsession with music magazines, a homemade mixtape, and a single radio break sparked a global platform for indie artists. We dive into discipline, discovery, and the quiet power of taste-making in an industry obsessed with numbers. It’s a story of patience, integrity, and why supporting the unheard might be the most radical act in music today. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

The Music Business podcast, and his episode features Scott Nathan, the LA-based bestselling author, photographer, director, and podcaster behind The Big Book of Bad Decisions and the Bad Decisions podcast, known for turning tragicomic Hollywood moments into unforgettable stories. In this episode, follow along as Scott reflects on his path from promoting nearly 1,000 concerts in Chicago to landing in LA as Napster disrupted the music business and iTunes reshaped it. He shares chance-driven stories born from creative spaces and unexpected encounters, along with the beginnings of a long-running creative collaboration. Additionally, the conversation continues with how unfiltered moments shared online unexpectedly sparked a new storytelling path, rooted in messy, deeply human experiences and unforgettable bad decisions. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This week on Music Business breaks down the latest chapter in Taylor Swift’s ever-expanding era, touching on her recent 36th birthday, a reported online smear campaign involving bots, and the release of her Disney+ docu-series alongside The Eras Tour concert film. The conversation explores the addition of The Tortured Poets Department to the live show and how Swift’s performance style and vocal delivery continue to evolve, while the docu-series offers rare behind-the-scenes insight into her creative process, personal reflections, and relationship with her team. The episode also looks ahead to what may come next, including the possibility of a live album or Reputation (Taylor’s Version).  FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC  

In this episode of Music Business, we break down the cultural waves created by 50 Cent’s new Netflix documentary and what it means for his long-running feud with Diddy. We explore the documentary’s impact, its use of archival footage, and how public narratives shape power dynamics in the music industry. Music Business also inspects the broader cultural significance of the rivalry, the reactions it’s sparked, and how moments like this influence the business behind the music. Plus, we dive into Spotify Wrapped—why it dominates every year, how it affects artists, and the unique way it drives engagement across the platform. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This week Music Business in collaboration with special guest Suz Control dives into Suz Control's upcoming single “You and I,” releasing December 6 which feature Shitty Princess. She talks about her artistic shift from EDM remixes to creating original music, comparing the energy of her new track to the vibrant, bouncy feel of her “Love Fool” cover. Inspired by personal experiences and her deep connection to music, Suz shares her unique songwriting process—starting with melodies and using Reiki to spark creativity. She also reflects on recent performances at venues like Beaches in West Hollywood and Hotel Café, and opens up about the importance of authenticity, intention, and mindful marketing in her musical journey. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This week Music Business dives into the not so glamorous life that celebrities live. Many times, the world that is presented to us by celebrities is so curated that we forget they’re human beings themselves. Tangents this week include family members mooching off of celebrities, the small economy a major music artist produces, and the changing landscape of the paparazzi.  FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

In this episode, Music Business dives into the explosive rise of AI music artists—breaking down the real advantages like speed, scale, low costs, hyper-targeting, and infinite creative personas, alongside the downsides: no soul, no story, legal chaos, and a growing listener backlash. We unpack how indie artists can harness AI without losing their authenticity, using it as a power tool for content, strategy, and even song creation. Plus, we hit the latest industry headlines, from indie musicians suing to Warner Music’s new SVP. 

Music Business takes a deep dive into the industry of streaming this week. Key topics include breaking down how streaming giants like Spotify stack up against competitors like Tidal when it comes to paying artists, the influence of major labels on playlists, and the power of user-generated playlists for indie artists. Additionally, Music Business highlights how Spotify combats bot-driven streams.  FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

Morgan Perry sits down with Connor Treacy to talk about his rise from a teenage go-getter in the nightlife scene to a music industry insider. From managing artists at Universal Music Group like Youngblood and Dua Lipa (including a Grammy-winning project from Dua Lipa) to launching the celebrity hotspot Off Sunset and working with Cameron Dallas’s agency, Connor shares wild stories, career lessons, and his best advice on networking your way to the top.  FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

Follow along as host Morgan Perry and her brother Charlie dive into the realities of running an indie music label, Momo Entertainment. They discuss Morgan’s journey from St. Louis to L.A., the challenges of being a hands-on music executive, and common industry misconceptions. With fun sibling banter, they also touch on Sabrina Carpenter’s SNL debut, Taylor Swift’s “Opalite,” and the balance between passion and business in the modern music world. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

Music Business hosts a special guest: David Wilkerson. David is the author of the "Musician's Feast or Famine Playbook," and he discusses strategies for musicians to sustain their careers. He emphasizes the importance of treating the music business like a restaurant, focusing on a loyal fan base rather than mass appeal. Wilkerson's framework, FEAST (Find, Earn, Art, Signature, Table), helps musicians define their niche, monetize consistently, and build a community. He highlights the need for musicians to invest in themselves, adapt to AI's role, and leverage platforms like Discord for community engagement.  FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

Back at it again with another Taylor Swift themed episode! This time, the focus is on her new album, “The Life of a Showgirl.” Within just the first few days of the album being released, there’s already so much on social media questioning about what songs are really about, and we have our takes on the situation.  FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

Music Business recaps Paris Hilton’s epic house party, complete with festival-level production and celebrity guests like Bebe Rexha, Sydney Sweeney, Molly Sims, and Kris Jenner. The episode highlights Hilton’s surprisingly strong DJ skills and the unfair challenges women face in the male-dominated DJ scene. From pay gaps to tougher scrutiny, it explains why female DJs often have to be “10 times better than the boys.” The episode also teases a possible Kanye West documentary breakdown and thoughts on Taylor Swift’s upcoming album. It closes with a call to celebrate and support women pushing boundaries in the music industry. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

Step into the world of Taylor Swift and the unstoppable Swifties! This episode celebrates the magic of growing up with her music and the inclusive community that surrounds it. From rare media appearances and podcast moments to all the buzz around TS12—including whispers of a new single and a possible Super Bowl show—it’s all on the table. Plus, we dive into how TikTok is shaking up the music scene and what music the youth of today are listening to. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

In this game-changing episode, Morgan sits down with Taz, Music Lead at Levellr, to unpack how AI and tech platforms are revolutionizing fan engagement in the music industry. Taz reveals how Levellr analyzes real-time fan conversations on platforms like Discord—giving artists the power to truly understand what their fans care about before it trends. Whether you're an indie artist or a global headliner, this convo shows how tapping into your superfans and building authentic communities is the future of success. Say goodbye to vanity metrics and hello to real connection. Taz on Instagram @tazsharp or via levellr.com FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC  

In this episode, we sit down with rising talent Suz Control to talk about her journey into the music scene and the wild ride so far. From unforgettable moments at Neon Carnival to the energy of Maroon 5, Suz shares how these experiences are shaping her sound, her hustle, and her vision for what’s next. Whether you’re an up-and-coming artist or just love a good behind-the-scenes story, this episode gives you an inside look at what it really takes to make your mark in the industry. Highlights: Suz’s take on the magic of Neon Carnival Real talk on breaking through as a new artist Hit play and get inspired to chase your creative path—just like Suz. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

This week, we’re breaking down everything that went down in the desert: the iconic, the chaotic, and the overpriced. From Charli XCX blowing the crowd away to Travis Scott’s forgettable set, we’re talking about what hit, what flopped, and whether Coachella is still the tastemaker it claims to be. We get into: 💅 The women who owned the weekend (hi, Missy, Lisa, Megan) 💸 Why fans are going into debt for GA wristbands 🎡 Is Coachella becoming an influencer playground? 🎤 And what Shitty Princess would do very differently on that main stage If you’ve ever dreamt of playing, partying, or profiting off the festival circuit — this one’s for you. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC

In this episode, Morgan Perry sits down with producer and drummer Drmagdn for a raw, unfiltered chat about hacking the Spotify algorithm, building organic momentum, and going full throttle with music releases. The duo dives into the bold idea of dropping one song a day for 1,000 days, pushing past traditional industry rules to test what really pops organically on Spotify. They talk strategy, consistency, and how the volume game might just be the next big play for visibility—especially when you're not backed by a major label machine. Expect insights on how this approach could create a flywheel effect, attract algorithmic love, and build a loyal following from the ground up. They also touch on New York Fashion Week, mixing music with fashion, and how syncing content across both worlds could create a bigger cultural footprint. This isn’t just about dropping songs—it’s about building a movement. FOLLOW Instagram: @therealmomoent TikTok: @therealmomoent Website: www.momoent.com Email: [email protected] © 2026  Momo Ent LLC