Music On The Beat

Hello guys! ✨ We couldn´t wait to talk about the BTS comeback. BTS´s fifth full length album: Arirang is finally here. We talk about the significance of the title, why this is historic and our takes on everything around the release💜✨

Hello Guys🩷 in this episode we talk about different record deals you as a manager or artist stumble upon. Then we talk about the highly anticipated release of BTS´s fifth studio album, Arirang 💜 let´s get it

Hello Guys!Before listening to this episode we want to put a disclaimer that there is mentions of physical abuse.In this episode of Music on the Beat, we take a look at the career of Sean Combs , an influential figure in the history of the music industry.From founding Bad Boy Records and launching the careers of artists like The Notorious B.I.G., Mary J. Blige and Usher, to building a business empire.We take a look behind his success, how he leveraged artist development, branding and ownership at a time when few artists were thinking that way.However, we also acknowledge that the full story of Sean Combs cannot be told without recognising the serious legal proceedings that have happened against him. We do not overlook this. While our focus in this episode is the business, we believe it is important to be honest that the same structures of power and influence that enabled his success also raise significant questions about accountability within the music industry. Questions that matter to anyone wanting to work in it.This is not a celebration. It is a case study.

Hello Guys<3 Welcome to the first episode of Music On The Beat. Our mission is to serve you with episodes that explores the music industry from the inside out. Whether it´s fun, dark, bright awful or something in between. We want to learn together with our listeners, where we will discuss how segments of the industry work, discover new music, and share honest conversations about the industry or the people in it.In this episode we will take a deep dive into the case of Mr. Fantasy. Who is he, you might ask? We have some theories. Why does this work? How does this work ? and is it sustainable? Have a listen to find out what we think!