Music Business

This week on Music Business, we explored how Bad Bunny's record-breaking world tour proves that global audiences—not just the U.S.—are redefining mainstream success. The episode dives into the growing battle over AI in music, examining who owns creative rights, who gets paid, and why authenticity still matters in an AI-powered industry. We also unpacks Patreon’s latest layoffs, explaining why artists must build direct relationships with fans instead of relying solely on social platforms. From Roblox and Snapchat transforming music discovery to virtual experiences, the episode highlights new opportunities shaping artist careers. If you want to understand where the music industry is headed—and how artists can thrive in a rapidly evolving business—this episode breaks down the biggest stories you need to know.
Music in this episode:
Intro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
Songs: “Something in the Water” — Sh!tty Princess, Katie Welch; “I Love You” — Sh!tty Princess; “Mountains” — Sh!tty Princess 
Outro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
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Forget the headlines and viral moments—this episode of Music Business explores the trends reshaping the industry, from AI partnerships and catalog ownership to Spotify's evolving ecosystem and artist rights. Morgan Perry explains why owning your masters, building a business, and cultivating a loyal community matter more than chasing algorithms. The episode also breaks down music publishing, songwriting royalties, and sync licensing, showing artists how to protect their work and create new revenue streams. Whether you're an independent artist, songwriter, producer, or music executive, this episode delivers practical insights for building a sustainable career.
Music in this episode:
Intro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
Songs: “Something in the Water” — Sh!tty Princess, Katie Welch; “I Love You” — Sh!tty Princess
Outro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
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This week on Music Business join us for a thought-provoking conversation with Astrid Bin, Principal Designer at RoEx, as we explore how AI is transforming the music industry without replacing the artist. From AI-assisted mixing and mastering to the future of creative collaboration, Astrid shares how technology can empower independent musicians while preserving human authorship. We unpack the myths, opportunities, and ethical questions surrounding AI, plus discuss the evolving role of artists in a rapidly changing industry. If you're curious about where music and technology are headed, this episode is one you won't want to miss.
Astrid:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/astridbin/
Music in this episode:
Intro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
Songs: “Something in the Water” — Sh!tty Princess, Katie Welch; “I Love You” — Sh!tty Princess
Outro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
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This week on Music Business, we explore the growing battle between AI and copyright, the latest Spotify trends, and why artists are winning through community, not algorithms. We also discuss the rise of dance music, the return of legacy artists, and what independent musicians can learn from today's biggest success stories. Plus, we break down the business, branding, and buzz surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's headline-making wedding. Tune in for the insights shaping the future of music.
Music in this episode:
Intro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
Songs: “Something in the Water” — Sh!tty Princess, Katie Welch; “I Love You” — Sh!tty Princess
Outro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
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In this episode of Music Business, we break down how record deals, record labels, and music distribution really work, separating industry myths from the realities every artist should understand. From major labels versus independent paths to advances, recoupment, royalties, and 360 deals, this episode explains how artists get paid—and what they may be giving up in return. You'll also learn why digital distribution has transformed the industry, making it easier than ever to release music while making audience growth the new challenge. Inspired by Donald S. Passman's All You Need to Know About the Music Business, we translate complex industry concepts into practical insights for independent musicians and aspiring professionals alike. Whether you're considering signing a deal or building your career independently, this episode will help you make smarter, more informed decisions about your future in music.
 
Music in this episode:
Intro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
Songs: “Something in the Water” — Sh!tty Princess, Katie Welch; “I Love You” — Sh!tty Princess
Outro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
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Spotify
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This week on Music Business, artist Motherfather joins the show to discuss the evolution from opera student and rock frontman to creator of a bold new dance-pop project rooted in queer expression and high-fashion visuals. Fresh off a Pride Festival debut and preparing to release a debut album, Motherfather shares lessons learned from life in bands, building an independent career, and finding an authentic artistic voice. The conversation explores how streaming, social media, and viral culture have transformed the industry—and why audiences are increasingly searching for real-world connection through music and live events. It's a candid look at artistry, identity, and what it takes to thrive while reclaiming the sound in a rapidly changing music business.
Music in this episode:
Intro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
Songs: “FEELZ” — Kirsten Collins, Sh!tty Princess, Nathalie Bonin; “Same Stars” — Sh!tty Princess; “You and I” — Suz Control
Outro: “Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
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In this episode of Music Business, we break down how AI is reshaping the music industry, shifting the conversation from fear to ownership, licensing, and who gets paid. We explores why independent artists should focus less on going viral and more on building direct fan relationships, communities, and sustainable revenue streams. The episode highlights how super fans, live experiences, and audience ownership are becoming more valuable than streams and social metrics alone. Plus, we covers the latest music business news, including AI copyright battles, artist funding opportunities, streaming challenges, and the future of independent artist success.
 
Music In Episode
Intro:“Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
Song:
“FEELZ” Kirsten Collins, Sh!tty Princess, Nathalie Bonin
“Same Starts” Sh!tty Princess
“You and I” Suz Control
Outro:“Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
 
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AI artists are topping the charts, but what does that mean for real musicians? In this episode of Music Business, Morgan Perry breaks down the biggest opportunities, risks, and controversies surrounding AI's growing influence on the music industry. From streaming royalties and licensing battles to authenticity and artist survival, discover what's really happening behind the headlines. Learn how independent artists can leverage AI without losing their voice. The future of music is here—and it's more complicated than you think.
 
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In this episode of Music Business, host Morgan Perry unpacks the latest industry shifts, from AI-powered music licensing and TikTok's influence to the growing focus on artist ownership and superfans. Drawing from Donald Passman's All You Need to Know About the Music Business, Morgan explains why business knowledge—not just talent—determines long-term success. Learn the basics of copyrights, masters, publishing, and building the right team around your career. Whether you're an artist, songwriter, or entrepreneur, this episode offers practical insights to help you protect your music and maximize your opportunities.

In this episode of Music Business, rising singer-songwriter Morgan Keller joins the show for a candid conversation about the realities of life in the music industry. From her skepticism of award shows to her thoughts on industry-manufactured artists like Benson Boone, Keller doesn't hold back.
She opens up about the heartbreak that inspired her latest EP, the emotional toll of infidelity, and how she channels those experiences into deeply personal songwriting. The conversation explores the pressures of dating, the importance of artist identity, and why authenticity—not trends—drives her social media strategy.
Whether you're an artist, manager, or music lover, you'll gain valuable insight into balancing branding with truth, building real fan connections, and navigating a career in today’s fast-paced digital music world.
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