Mar 28 2008
A Conversation with Producer Kelvin Brown on Getting Your Music Heard and Getting Paid For Making It
Kelvin Brown, a student at Loyola University, New Orleans, and an up and coming record producer, talks with George Howard of ArtistsHouse and Loyola about the challenges that face a new player in the music business, and how young people can get their name known, retain control of their copyrights, and monetize the music they write or produce in order to build a lucrative career in music.
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