The Center For Music and Arts Entrepuenership

A new piece of legislation circulating Congress at the moment will try and curtail music and media shared on the internet. It initially tries to crack down on illegally owned music. In theory, this bill is good for artists who don't make money on illegally shared music. It is not so good for those new artists who try and get their music out to the public. read more.

In an article by David Rose from knowthemusicbiz.com, the affects of spotify on less famous indie bands are discussed. Rose outlines many points that will benefit these indie bands from discoverability to monetization, spotify will help these bands. Read more.

Four Loyola University student acts perform in this special performance 'perforum.' Performers include Taz, Zach Lund, Lacey Rose and City Lark.

Loyola University Jazz Band and Combo performs at their Spring concert.

Rita Reed, CPA, talks about the importance of financial statements in Business Planning.

Billy O'Connell interviews Howe Gelb about his long and successful career as an independent musician.

Dino Gankendorff, who represents some of the major performing acts from New Orleans, talks about the Legal Issues with bands.

John Paul interviews John Williamson of Music Dealers, one of the fastest growing music publishing companies.

John Paul and Billy O'Connell interview Shaneika Brooks, product manager at Blue Note records. She talks about what it takes to get a band signed to a selective label and how labels operate in the current Music Industry.