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GTA VI’s Miami Festival: A Music Licensing Lesson for Artists
A song can help define a world that fans want to spend time in. GTA VI’s new Miami festival brings that idea off the…
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YouTube Returns to Billboard in 2027: What Artists Should Know
If your fans keep coming back to your music on YouTube, that audience deserves a place in your release strategy. Now there is a…
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Eminem’s Publishers and Elvis Rights Holders Sue Suno: What Artists Should Protect
If someone used your song in an AI system, could you quickly show what you own and who can give permission? If the output…
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DistroKid Removed Your Music? Here’s What to Do
DistroKid removed your music? Check the reason, gather your records, contact support and understand copyright disputes before you re-upload.
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Music Business Royalties Guide for Independent Artists (2026)
The independent music economy has never been more accessible, but it has also never been more misunderstood. Artists can release music globally in minutes,…
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GRAMMY For Your Consideration: FYC Email and DM Dos and Don’ts
Sending GRAMMY For Your Consideration emails or DMs? Review FYC rules, opt-outs, prohibited claims and practical outreach examples.
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Soulja Boy for President? The Bigger Story Is How He Gets Your Attention
Soulja Boy for president? The timely headline opens four practical music-marketing lessons: participation, listening links, return visits and meaningful measurement.
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