
James Rhodes
Co-founder and president of FiXT, an artist-owned record label. Shares his journey of self-discovery through the Enneagram and its impact on his work and relationships.
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Feb 13, 2025 • 36min
James Rhodes on Navigating Life as an Enneagram Nine [S08-033]
In this conversation, James Rhodes, co-founder of the artist-owned record label FiXT, delves into his journey as an Enneagram Type 9. He discusses the challenges of passivity, navigating emotions, and the art of assertiveness. James shares insights on using music for emotional expression and the transformational impact of the Enneagram on his work and family life. He emphasizes the importance of self-care and emotional connection in personal growth, offering a unique perspective for those exploring self-awareness and relationships.

Dec 4, 2025 • 1h 18min
James Rhodes: “I’m only here because I was passionate about music.”
James Rhodes, the co-founder of FiXT and BitBot, dives into his passion for music and the importance of a fair label environment. He shares his journey, balancing family life and multiple roles in the music industry. Rhodes emphasizes the significance of deep work and productivity, advocating for a service-oriented mindset in artist management. He discusses navigating the evolving landscape of streaming while maintaining artist relationships and delivering consistent music quality. This insightful conversation inspires a fresh look at managing a sustainable music career.

Aug 12, 2025 • 1h 28min
Will "Personality Content" Kill Your Music's Growth?
James Rhodes, the President and CEO of FiXT Music, shares insights about empowering artists through equitable deals and sustainable careers. The discussion dives into the balance artists must strike between personal branding and music promotion on social media platforms. Rhodes elaborates on the importance of fair profit-sharing, particularly the 50-50 model he advocates. Trends in artist-label relationships and the complexities of the live music economy, including financial challenges in big cities, round out a thought-provoking conversation about navigating today's music industry.


