I am thrilled to be invited to chat it up with Scott Waldman on his music biz radio show on Wednesday, October 25th. More deats here: https://idobi.com/show/waldmans-words/
SHOW DESCRIPTION
A former touring musician turned manager wants to advise up and coming artists/managers/general industry people in this rapidly changing environment. Scott Waldman will spitball for 60 minutes with whoever is willing to do so. He doesn’t claim to know it all, but he will talk a lot.
Fordham University School of Law, Lincoln Center Campus, New York, NY
Copyright and Technology NYC 2018 is the ninth annual one-day conference that focuses on the dramatic and fast-moving influences that technology has on copyright in the digital age. We are the unique forum where technologists, attorneys, media industry people, and public policy decision makers get together in the same room for intelligent dialog over current hot topics related to copyright and technology.
Match Game: The Problem of Matching Music Recordings to Compositions
The dramatic growth of streaming has exposed an Achilles’ Heel in the music industry: matching sound recordings to their underlying musical compositions. Music services face challenges in determining which songwriters and music publishers they should pay royalties for the tracks they stream for their users. Accurate linking of sound recordings to compositions has proven problematic: it has led to controversies and lawsuits as well as opportunities for technological solutions. We’ll discover the state of the art in technology as well as industry-level attempts to solve this growing problem.
The SF MusicTech Summit brings together visionaries in the evolving music/business/technology ecosystem, along with the best and brightest developers, entrepreneurs, investors, service providers, journalists, musicians, and organizations who work with them at the convergence of culture and commerce. We meet to do business and discuss, in a proactive, conducive to dealmaking environment.
Known as the longest running conference serving the urban music community (1989-2009 and returning in 2014), Urban Network Digital & Music Industry Quarterly Magazine (MIQ)’s Business of Music Conference boasted over 1000 attendees in 2016, with over 70 independent recording acts performing over the 3 day conference.
This year, The Business of Music Conference will feature nearly a dozen panels and seminars with top executives from major & indie labels, publishing companies, radio broadcasters, music streaming services, and music supervisors, sharing their expertise and knowledge.
Dae Bogan has been added to speak on the panel “Digital Rebellion Pt. 2: Navigating the World of Music Streaming” on Friday, June 9, 2017, from 2:30pm – 3:45pm.
Dae Bogan, the Co-founder & CEO of music rights and metadata management tech startup TuneRegistry and a Lecturer of Musicology at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, will be joining music industry consultant, Geoff Mayfield, and Warner Brothers Records’ Vice President of A&R, Eesean Bolden, on a panel at the XLIVE Data & Analytics Summit 2017, which takes place April 4th – 5th, 2017 at The Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills, California.
For 14 years XLIVE has been providing resources and information to the festival and live event industry. The XLIVE Data & Analytics Summit will convene festival and live event producers, leading data and analytics executives, in addition to brands hosting their own corporate events and festivals. With over $1.1 billion invested in event technology in 2016, the digital transformation in the live event sector is growing at unprecedented levels. As live events and festivals experience increased competition from one another and strive to provide unique experiences for fans and attendees alike, technology will serve as a cornerstone in this effort for years to come. With this digitization of the live event experience – event organizers can now harness the power of their data to more effectively engage attendees, understand customer behavior, increase revenue, analyze competition, identify talent trends, monetize assets, enhance sponsorship activation and more!
Bogan, Mayfield, and Bolden will offer insight and commentary on the panel “MUSICOLOGY – HOW EMERGING ARTISTS IN MUSIC USE DATA AND ANALYTICS TO GROW AND MONETIZE THEIR FANBASE” which will take place on Wednesday, April 5th, 2017 from 2:50pm – 3:30pm.
The panel description is as follows: The music industry has undergone a transformation over the past decade thanks to the emergence of digital streaming as the primary means for Millennial audiences discovering new artists. Our afternoon fireside chat will convene music industry experts to discuss the use of analytics in digital music streaming to help emerging artists build their fanbase through planning their tour schedules and festival calendars. We’ll also explore the issue of data ownership in the music industry to uncover how emerging artists can more effectively monetize their fans through digital streaming before and after they go on tour.
Tickets are available online. Get 10% OFF with code XLDAEB15
If you missed the inaugural Independent Music Industry Conference, produced by Mike Ziemer, producer of the So What Music Festival, you missed a very cool and informative boutique event. But, don’t worry! Below are the live videos from the Record Label panel and the Music + Technology panel, both moderated by me.
Dae Bogan Music 