Jun 29 2006
Chris Blackwell on How to Market a New Artist
Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records, talks about the need for record labels and the industry at large to return to the practice of letting new artists have time to develop. He also touches upon how “singles driven” today’s music consumer has become, and the effect of that mentality on record companies.
Posted in Artist Development, Artists, Labels, Music Industry Today, Music Marketing, Online Music, Record Companies, Record Industry on Jun 29 by frnno967
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