Your Morning Coffee Podcast Episode 233
Jan 27, 2025
The hosts dive into the impact of playlists, revealing how they can make or break new artists. They explore whether albums are becoming obsolete in favor of endless singles. An intriguing discussion on age in the music biz highlights that 80 is the new 20. The conversation shifts to AI's role in music creation and promotion, addressing legal challenges artists face today. Showcasing the rise of tribute bands, they critique how nostalgia can overshadow new music. Ethical dilemmas around posthumous releases raise questions about authenticity in the industry.
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Episode notes
Interview with Liz Pelly
- Mike Etchart interviewed Liz Pelly, author of "Mood Machine: The Rise of Spotify and the Costs of the Perfect Playlist."
- The episode will drop as a bonus this Wednesday, covering topics like ghost artists and functional music.
Music Conference Recommendations
- Check out Randy Zimmerman's article on the Symphonic blog for music conferences to attend in 2025.
- The article lists important events such as Music Biz, South by Southwest, and the Ohio Music Summit.
Focus on Creative and Connection
- Darren Hemmings emphasizes focusing on creative quality and nurturing fan connections.
- He criticizes the overuse of multiple channels and champions impactful creative development.
