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How To Make It in the New Music Business – Chapter 1

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THIRD EDITION of How to Make It in the New Music Business here: https://book.aristake.com

What’s new in the third edition…

  • Updated for the post-pandemic music environment
  • How to use TikTok to propel your streams and fanbase
  • Livestream concerts – both ticketed and free – and how to use all of the new platforms for the biggest impact
  • NFTs, Metaverse concerts, and how the innovators in the music space are approaching crypto
  • How to approach touring in 2023
  • Updates in every section and on nearly every page
  • All the new ways to obtain your royalties (following the MLC’s founding and international orgs evolution)
  • A more global focus for artists living and touring outside the US
  • 8-month, day by day release strategy and checklist for your next single and album
  • Completely rewritten social media chapter
  • An updated glossary including many new terms
  • How new social, streaming and collections platforms have evolved strategy within the music industry and where this is all heading

Edited and mixed by Maxton Hunter
Music by Brassroots District
Produced by the team at Ari’s Take

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