Music Business

In this episode of Music Business, Morgan Perry sits down with DJ Mark Xtreme for a deep dive into the rapidly evolving world of AI in the music industry. They unpack the rise of AI-generated artists, cloned celebrity vocals, streaming fraud, and the growing tension between technology and human creativity. The conversation explores how platforms like Spotify and TikTok are reshaping music discovery while artists and labels race to adapt to a new digital frontier. From ethical concerns to practical tools for creators, this episode asks the big question: is AI enhancing the music business—or replacing it?
Music In Episode
Intro:“Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
Song:
“FEELZ” Kirsten Collins, Sh!tty Princess, Nathalie Bonin
“Same Starts” Sh!tty Princess
Outro:“Women in Music” — Sh!tty Princess
 
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This week in Music Business our special guest is Scott Nathan, the LA-based bestselling author, photographer, director, and podcaster behind The Big Book of Bad Decisions and the Bad Decisions podcast, known for turning tragicomic Hollywood moments into unforgettable stories. In this episode, follow along as Scott reflects on his path from promoting nearly 1,000 concerts in Chicago to landing in LA as Napster disrupted the music business and iTunes reshaped it. He shares chance-driven stories born from creative spaces and unexpected encounters, along with the beginnings of a long-running creative collaboration. Additionally, the conversation continues with how unfiltered moments shared online unexpectedly sparked a new storytelling path, rooted in messy, deeply human experiences and unforgettable bad decisions.
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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On this episode of Music Business, we sit down with Kirsten Collins, Princess, and Nathalie Bonin to talk about their new collaboration “FEELZ” under Momo Entertainment. The trio shares the story behind blending pop, EDM, orchestral music, and cinematic sound into one uplifting record while navigating the realities of being independent artists in today’s music industry. We also dive into collaboration, live performance, social media, AI, and the future of music innovation. Plus, listeners get an exclusive first listen to “FEELZ” before its worldwide release.
BIOS
Kirsten Collins is a multi platinum Singer- songwriter  who has built a career at the intersection of pop culture, music, and innovation. She's been recognized by The Wall Street Journal as an "Innovator" and has written for major global artists including aespa's hit "Savage." Her work and story have also been featured by Rolling Stone and other major entertainment outlets highlighting her influence across the modern music industry. With millions of followers across platforms, Kirsten has become known for blending emotionally driven pop music with empowering storytelling, while also working behind the scenes as a respected songwriter in both the mainstream pop and K-pop worlds.
 
Sh!tty Princess is an anonymous DJ producer and pop electronic artist blending euphoric EDM, theatrical storytelling, and viral visual branding into a world entirely her own. Known for high energy performances and her signature lampshade persona, Sh!tty Princess has performed alongside artists including Post Malone and Steve Aoki while building a growing presence in the Los Angeles music and fashion scene through live events, fashion drops, and immersive branded experiences.
 
Nathalie Bonin is an award-winning composer, violinist, and producer whose work spans film, television, recording, and live performance. A SOCAN Screen Composer of the Year recipient, she is also a featured artist on the Grammy-winning album Women Warriors: The Voices of Change. Her music has been synced in major productions including Bridgerton, New Amsterdam, and Oprah Conversations. Blending cinematic orchestration, virtuosic violin, and modern electronic influence, Nathalie has collaborated and performed alongside acclaimed artists including deadmau5, Chance the Rapper, Bran Van 3000, Moist, and Stevie Wonder, bringing a powerful cinematic edge to contemporary sound.
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On this episode, three-time Emmy and nine-time Grammy winner Kevin Brandino Brandon joins the show to talk reclaiming music culture through live instrumentation, mentorship, and adapting to tech-driven change. He shares behind-the-scenes session stories with legends like Aretha Franklin, Justin Timberlake, and OutKast, revealing what it really takes to thrive in the industry. The conversation dives into how AI and affordable production tools are reshaping who can create music and who gets paid. Brandino also recounts his role in a historic projects such as one with will.i.am. 
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Music by Sh!tty Princess

This week on Music Business, we break down the biggest shifts happening in the industry right now—from behind-the-scenes power moves to the trends shaping what hits and what doesn’t. If you’re an artist, executive, or building your way into the business, this is the information you need to stay ahead—and stay paid.
Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music"
Other Music: Sh!tty Princess, "Shatters" "Same Stars"
Kane Koca: "Krąży"
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In this episode of Music Business, we sit down with Mary Jurey of Tower 26 Music to explore what it really takes to build a sustainable career in today’s music industry. From independent artist growth strategies to the business fundamentals most creatives overlook, Mary shares practical insight on navigating an industry that’s constantly evolving. We dive into the intersection of creativity and revenue, artist development, and how smart strategy can turn passion into a long-term career. If you’re serious about succeeding in music beyond just making songs, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music"
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Returning guest, DJ Mark Xtreme, joins the show to unpack the explosive ruling against Live Nation and Ticketmaster—and what it means for artists, venues, and fans worldwide. From hidden fees and alleged monopolistic control to real-life stories of industry gatekeeping, this episode dives deep into the power dynamics shaping live entertainment. The conversation bridges global perspectives, comparing the U.S. scene with emerging markets like Uganda, where independence still has room to thrive. It’s a candid, eye-opening look at music, money, and who really controls the stage.
Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music"
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This week Music Business has a special guest: Mara Kuge, president and founder of Superior Music Publishing, takes us inside the making of 40 Watts from Nowhere, a documentary tracing the rise and fall of a rebellious pirate radio station—and the massive effort behind clearing 70 songs for a 90-minute film. Additionally, she breaks down what music publishing really is, how sync licensing has evolved in the age of streaming, and the fine line between a great song and a “syncable” one. From real-world examples like The High Strung’s placement in Shameless, Mara shares how artists can negotiate fair compensation and navigate the business side of creativity. Packed with practical advice, this episode is a must-listen for emerging writers and artists looking to break into sync and build meaningful industry connections.
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Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music"
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This week on Music Business, Nyx That Bitch joins us to recap a wild weekend performing at Truman State University alongside Shitty Princess and RuPaul’s Drag Race favorite Jessica Wild. The trip kicked off in St. Louis with chaotic pre-show antics through exploring the gay bars in The Grove. Once in Kirksville, the queens found an unexpectedly hype crowd and what Nyx swears are the best chicken fingers in the world. Between the laughs, the episode dives into the reality of touring through the Midwest and how different each audience can be. Nyx reflects on the challenges of adapting to new environments and winning over crowds who may not know what to expect. It’s a mix of chaos, comedy, and real insight into how these off-the-beaten-path shows shape performers in ways big-city gigs never could.
Intro Music: Sh!tty Princess "Women in Music"
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This week on Music Business, Nyx That Bitch joins us to recap a wild weekend performing at Truman State University alongside Shitty Princess and RuPaul’s Drag Race favorite Jessica Wild. The trip kicked off in St. Louis with chaotic pre-show antics through exploring the gay bars in The Grove. Once in Kirksville, the queens found an unexpectedly hype crowd and what Nyx swears are the best chicken fingers in the world. Between the laughs, the episode dives into the reality of touring through the Midwest and how different each audience can be. Nyx reflects on the challenges of adapting to new environments and winning over crowds who may not know what to expect. It’s a mix of chaos, comedy, and real insight into how these off-the-beaten-path shows shape performers in ways big-city gigs never could.
 
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