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Unlimited Supply is your daily music tech and business TL/DR. It’s the industry’s only daily audio briefing. In five minutes you’ll know what should be paying attention to in the Business, Technology and Finance of Music.
Music and Industry news are superabundant, and someone needs to sift though that unlimited supply of information for you every day.
That’s where Unlimited Supply comes in.
Presented by Nodisc and RoyFi.
Music and Industry news are superabundant, and someone needs to sift though that unlimited supply of information for you every day.
That’s where Unlimited Supply comes in.
Presented by Nodisc and RoyFi.
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Aug 11, 2025 • 8min
The song of the summer is the problem,More fun than jazz, and guys, it's pronounced co-buzz.
As August looms, the search for the unofficial 'Song of the Summer' heats up, leaving listeners pondering musical favorites. Jazz enthusiasts will discover why Jazz and Coffee is unexpectedly more thrilling than traditional jazz. Dive into the complexities of music business innovations, with insights into SoundExchange's legal hurdles. Plus, the spotlight shines on the underdog streaming service Cobuzz, as hosts critique the absence of major players like Amazon Music and Pandora. It's an engaging blend of music culture and industry insights!

Aug 8, 2025 • 8min
Earnings-palooza, chameleons, cockroaches, and a rare rock nugget.
Dive into the latest earnings reports that reveal unexpected growth for Live Nation amid market challenges. Discover how companies like BeatBread are navigating the complex music rights landscape, spotlighting the financial advantages for artists. Listener engagement takes center stage with a catchy song recommendation, connecting music lovers to new tunes. It's a lively discussion about adaptability in the music industry that you'll definitely want to hear!

Aug 7, 2025 • 10min
Jim Cramer doesn't get it, Swifties finished third at Wembley and JP Saxe is courageous.
Get ready for a vibrant discussion about the music industry's latest buzz! Jim Cramer stumbles over Spotify's complexities, while a tragic incident at an Oasis concert raises important questions. J.P. Saxe opens up about his tour cancellation, showcasing bravery amidst challenges. Meanwhile, Lollapalooza's attendance stats capture the excitement of sold-out shows across major U.S. cities. Discover how Seated revamps fan engagement and enhances the concert experience. It's a lively dive into music, culture, and industry insights!

Aug 6, 2025 • 7min
A new rival for Sunossudio, a new tool for creepers, we do the Bugatti Challenge.
A new competitor in the AI music world, Eleven Labs, is shaking things up with a focus on ethical data usage. The podcast dives into the privacy challenges posed by smart glasses, stirring a debate about technology and personal space. Reddit's impressive growth stats are revealed, highlighting a surge in daily users and revenue. Lastly, the hosts discuss the latest viral sensation, the Bugatti Challenge on TikTok, and their perspective on its impact on artist sponsorships.

Aug 5, 2025 • 8min
Earnings call timings, fending for oneself, and stoppering the AI genie.
Dive into the music industry’s latest shake-ups, from Spotify's price hikes to the restructuring at Atlantic Music Group. Hear about Shira Perlmutter's fierce legal battle and what it means for music professionals. Explore the mixed feelings around AI's impact—will it be a boon for artists or a new threat? The discussion reveals the dual-sided nature of technology in music, highlighting both its innovative potentials and the lurking challenges like streaming fraud.

Aug 4, 2025 • 8min
Crossing the USA with the olds, salty earnings season-ing and WTH is going on at my former employers?
Discover the buzz around recent live music events, featuring legends like Bob Dylan and newcomers at Lollapalooza. Dive into industry challenges, with eye-catching conflicts such as Morgan Wallen's comeback and Joey Badass's clash with Columbia Records. Reflect on the enigmatic performances of Bob Dylan, highlighting his unique style and memorable moments. Plus, don't miss the introduction of a new 'Pick of the Week' segment, celebrating the best in music.

Aug 1, 2025 • 9min
A UMG miss, Deja Vu all over again, and I'm ready to be educated.
Explore the mixed results of Universal Music Group's earnings and how those numbers stack up against Spotify and Deezer's performance. Discover the bold financial moves by CSAC Music Group, including a staggering $889 million securitization aimed at growth. Uncover the significance of new music services like Hangout FM and their role in the evolving landscape of social listening platforms. Plus, get a glimpse of Remy Bond's latest track, adding to the excitement of the music industry.

Jul 31, 2025 • 9min
The festival business is hard, old punks and bucket lists, and Sinclair discovers MTV.
Explore the challenges facing the festival industry, spotlighting a recent cancellation that shook the music scene. Discover Sinclair's fascinating journey into the legacy of MTV as a new music video platform emerges. Dive into the exciting buzz around old punk concerts mixed with must-see events, highlighting music capitals like New York and Los Angeles. Plus, learn about Beyoncé's impressive box office returns that showcase the evolving market dynamics in live music.

Jul 30, 2025 • 8min
SPOT misses the mark, we do "the Nicki Minaj" and Don't Tap the Spam.
Dive into the world of Spotify's rollercoaster earnings and the challenges of ad revenue amidst leadership changes. Discover the viral Nicki Minaj Challenge that’s taking over social media, and how AI is influencing music creation. Celebrate the life of music legend Rick Derringer while exploring the importance of artist independence. Plus, learn about innovative ways to help artists retain ownership and promote their music in a digital landscape.

Jul 29, 2025 • 9min
ChatGPT should be PIP-ed, don't believe the HYBE and politics is STILL weird.
The podcast dives into the turmoil surrounding HYBE's leadership and insider trading allegations, leaving K-pop fans questioning their loyalty. It critically evaluates the reliability of AI tools like ChatGPT in media and law, emphasizing the need for human oversight to prevent misuse. The discussion also covers the reintroduction of the TRAIN Act, spotlighting its potential effects on AI companies and the fast-evolving digital landscape. Tune in for insights on the dynamic intersection of technology, culture, and copyright!


