Starting and Financing an Independent Record Label

I know you all may have been wondering why no new posts! I apologize but I have been soooooooo busy with my #1 social networking website for music professionals called hitsamillion.ning.com! Hitsamillion.ning.com is the site where I now first post the majority of the videos I find. On hitsamillion.ning.com, there are over 175 music industry related videos! There are videos on the music business in general, music publishing, signing artists, being signed as an artist, online income streams, music conferences, music panels, music placement in games, television, movies, advertisement, etc, as well as music videos by members of the site!!! So join hitsamillion.ning.com and be the first to see some great music industry videos like the one below!!

Syd Butler, founder of French Kiss Records, talks about the various strategies by which he financed his independent record label. He goes into detail about working with the label’s first signings, the different income streams labels have available to them, and the importance of saving money for future expenses. He also shares his thoughts on the mutual commitments between the artist and the label that signs them.

Grammy Award Winning Engineer Kahliq Glover Interview Pt. 4

Kaliq Glover shares another Tip for recording better vocals in your home studio and anything recorded with a microphone. This is Part 4 and 5 of 5 videos.

Grammy Award Winning Engineer Kahliq Glover Interview Pt. 2 & 3

Kaliq Glover, a Grammy Award winning engineer, gives additional tips for recording better vocals in your home studio and anything recorded with a microphone. This is Part 2 and 3 of 5 videos

Grammy Award Winning Engineer Kahliq Glover - Fitting Vocals into a Mix

How to make vocals fit better when recording and mixing your songs.

Grammy Award Winning Engineer Kahliq Glover Interview Pt. 1

Kaliq Glover, a Grammy Award winning engineer, reveals the top five mistakes that people make when recording vocals

Thedy B interviews Cappriccieo Scates from SESAC

Thedy B from interviewed.blogspot.com chats with Cappriccieo Scates, Assistant Director of Writer Relations, SESAC. In part 2, Cappriccieo explains why SESAC incorporates an interview process before signing a songwriter as a SESAC affiliate, how SESAC builds a relationship with its affiliates, how SESAC helps its songwriters with opportunities for placement, the differences between the performing rights organizations, and much more.

Cappriccieo Scates from SESAC interview Pt. 1

Thedy B from interviewed.blogspot.com chats with Cappriccieo Scates, Assistant Director of Writer Relations, SESAC. In part 1, Cappriccieo explains his role and how it helps SESAC writers, the importance of having a performing rights organization (PRO) on a songwriter's team, SESAC's dedication to helping its writers in every aspect of their lives and much more

Danjahand's Interview

In this video, Danja discusses working with various artists such as T.I., Britney Spears, how he creates music, his influences, how he comes up with ringtone music, how he perfects his mix, and much more

Melrose Interview Pt. 5

In Part 5, Melrose gives advice to young women who are interested in being involved in the music business.

Melrose Interview Pt. 2

Melrose is the next R & B/pop group that is about to explode onto the music scene. They've gotten production and writing help from Grammy-Award winning producers and/or multi-platinum-selling producers, such as Bryan-Michael Cox, Adonis Shropshire, Rodney Jerkins, Swizz Beatz, and Danja. They are sure to succeed on their road to national and international stardom. Thedy B, Attorney/Songwriter with Hits A Million, LLC and interviewed.blogspot.com, interviews Melrose in a multipe-part series of interviews to help new producers and songwriters learn to write for recording artists and in particular girl groups. If you missed the previous interviews I did with the singing sensation girls' group named Melrose, please check out those video interviews by clicking here! In Part 2, Melrose talks about song placement for artists, and why they call themselves swagger queens.

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Hits A Million, LLC

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Vernon Reid's Video Interview on Songwriting

While on the John Lennon Educational Tour bus, Vernon Reid, a Grammy-award winning guitarist, gives writers some tips on overcoming writers' blocks, capturing your ideas, developing your song ideas, the key to success, the impact of the internet, and much more!

Norah Jones Interview on Songwriting

Norah Jones discusses how she captures her songwriting ideas while traveling and who she gets her inspiration from.

Chris Brown Interview on Songwriting!

Writing songs that have images in them helps singers come up with creative concepts for their videos! Here's Chris Brown talking about his work with other songwriters and the videos that he created based off the songs on his album.

Steve Schur's Video Interview Pt. 6

Steve Schnur is the Worldwide Executive for EA Games. In this clip, Steve explains EA’s approach of placing new artists in their video games and allowing gamers to discover new music in this format. He also goes on to compare music in video games to the amount of new music discovery in radio and entertainment.

Steve Schur's Video Interview Pt. 5

Steve Schnur is the Worldwide Executive for EA Games. In this clip, Steve talks about how music functions in different video games and how that relates to what music is selected to be featured in particular games. He also speaks about discovering new artists for video games and EA’s work with songwriters in the industry.

Steve Schur's Video Interview Pt. 4

Steve Schnur is the Worldwide Executive for EA Games. In this clip, dissects the expansive amount of exposure an artist receives when their song is placed in an EA video game. Schnur goes into detail about how listening to music while playing a video game is unlike any other music interactive experience. EA makes a point to go 10 steps further and exposure their artists in an impressive variety of promotional outlets.

Steve Schnur's Video Interview Pt. 3 on EA Games

Steve Schnur is the Worldwide Executive for EA Games. EA is the #1 video game producer in the world and is the creator of popular game series such as Madden Football, Need for Speed, Harry Potter, and more. In this clip, Schnur explains his role at EA Games and how he deals with all of the music that goes into the games and his role in the marketing of the games.

Video Interview with Steve Schnor, Worldwide Executive for EA Games Pt. 2

In this clip, Steve talks about the composers they pick to work on their games and how they treat musical rights in the video game world. He also discusses the exciting opportunities for composers to work with writing interactive scores in video games.

Interviewed.blogspot.com wants to interview you!

If you're a successful producer, writer, musician, lyricist, production team, engineer, DJ, and/or music industry professional, I would like to do a video interview of you for this blog, interviewed.blogspot.com! If your label or team has a new artist or group coming out, I'd like to interview them too! To see other video interviews I've done, check out my one-on-one video interviews on here with Adonis Shropshire, Cri$tyle, and Melrose. To set up your interview, please email at hitsamillion@gmail.com. Interviewed.blogspot.com is designed to help up and coming songwriters, producers, musicians, engineers, lyricists, DJs and music industry professionals learn about their craft and about the music business!

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There will be more original, exclusive video interviews coming soon so keep coming back and I appreciate your visit!

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Steve Schnur's Video Interview on getting your music into film and video games

Steve Schnur is Worldwide Executive, Music and Music Marketing for Electronic Arts (EA), the largest video game producer in the world and home to titles like Madden NFL 2006, The Sims and Medal of Honor. A longtime veteran of the music industry, Schnur held executive positions with the Arista, Elektra, Chrysalis and Capitol labels before moving to EA to become a leader in creating synergies between the video gaming and music worlds. Through Schnur, EA partners with major and independent labels to create opportunities to feature music in-game to enhance the gaming experience, and create channels through which gamers can then purchase music heard in the game.

Think outside the box: get your music into film or video games! Here's some tips from Steve Schnur, the Worldwide Executive for EA Games.

Songwriting from the Artist's Perspective: Danity Kane

Many of you may have seen Making the Band 4 where the groups Day 26 and Danity Kane were both working on their new albums. Though you may have just watched the MTB$ for pure entertainment, I selected this clip from MTB4 so that you could watch the show now from a songwriter's perspective. In the recent interviews I did with the girl group Melrose, we talked about the importance of writing songs that fit an artist's personality, vocal range, style, and album direction. Now watch this MTB4 clip and see if you can see some of the same themes:

John Kellogg talks about sampling music in this interview

John Kellogg is an entertainment attorney, performer, and Assistant Chair of the Music Business/Management Department at Berklee College of Music. He is also a practicing lawyer, who for many years represented the R&B group The O’Jays, and who currently represents singer Gerald Levert as well as emerging artists. Kellogg also performed and recorded with the R&B/funk group Cameo before attending law school.

J. Starr's Interview!

J. Starr, a producer and musician, talks about ways he gets inspired, such as seeing someone do something interesting. He also makes the claim that extremists are the best songwriters. Also in this segment, Starr shares what software he mostly uses. He creates most music in Reason, but also uses ProTools and Digital Performer.

Keri Hilson Interview!

In this interview, Keri talks about the songs she's written for other artists, her debut album, why she wrote the songs she wrote, her personality, her inspiration for her songs and much more!

Writing Rap Hooks - Interviews with Some of Today's Hottest Rappers

Check out these interviews where rappers such as Kanye West, Common, Nas, Alchemist, KRS-1, Talib Kweli, Rocafella, WuTang and many more reveal how they come up with hooks for their songs.

Production Secrets from Veteran Producer, David Kershenbaum

What's David Kershenbaum's secret? It's his ability to communicate emotion to listeners. He reveals why emotion is so critical to good music, and shares four concrete strategies for putting emotion, passion, emotional directness, etc into your songs and recordings that will draw listeners in.

For my Dj readers - here's some video interviews for you!

I got a request from an up and coming DJ to include some video clips from established DJs. So I want to honor that request and post some videos on this blog to help up and coming DJs learn their craft and promote themselves. Here's a whole page on techniques that DJs can learn to use: http://www.artistshousemusic.org/grammy%20camp

Here's a video with Angie Hunte, who has written for Brittney Spears and Danity Kane, who gives advice to up and coming songwriters about how to get your music heard and placed, what is the best approach to split sheets, what makes a hit song, what mistakes she's seen people make in the music business and a whole lot more.

Jack Knight's Interview

Songwriter/Producer Jack Knight gives advice on song placement to "stars" in the music business!

Thedy B, Attorney/Songwriter interviews Melrose, a new R & B/pop group Pt. 4

Melrose, the next hottest R & B/pop group with production help from Grammy-Award winning producers and/or multi-platinum-selling producers, such as Bryan-Michael Cox, Adonis Shropshire, Rodney Jerkins, Swizz Beatz, and Danja, helps new producers and songwriters learn to write for recording artists and in particular girl groups. In Part 4, Melrose shares the key elements to a track, the key element to attracting fans, the challenges they faced with song selection, and the sacrifices they made as a group.

Melrose's Interview Pt. 3

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In Part 3, Melrose talks about their upcoming single, "Trade Up," we talked about how Trade Up is a different message from Upgrade U by Beyonce, why they decided to record Trade Up, and much more!

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Hits A Million, LLC
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Songwriting from the Artist's Perspective: Introducing Melrose!

Melrose is the next R & B/pop group that is about to explode onto the music scene. With production and writing help from Grammy-Award winning producers and/or multi-platinum-selling producers, such as Bryan-Michael Cox, Adonis Shropshire, Rodney Jerkins, Swizz Beatz, and Danja, these three ladies are sure to succeed on their road to national and international stardom. Thedy B, Attorney/Songwriter with Hits A Million, LLC and interviewed.blogspot.com, interviews Melrose in a multipe-part series of interviews to help new producers and songwriters learn to write for recording artists and in particular girl groups. In Part 1, Melrose introduces themselves, tells what their group is about, what makes them a competitive girl group amongst many, how their personality affects their music, what it was like working with top-notched producers, and more

Grammy-Award winning songwriter and producer, Adonis "A.D." Shropshire's interview

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Thedy B, Attorney/Songwriter with Hits A Million, LLC interviews Adonis "A.D." Shropshire about his start in the music business, his advice for new songwriters and producers, his new projects, and his contact information.

Cri$tyle aka The Ink's Interview Pt. 5

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Another exclusive interview with Thedy B and Hits A Million, LLC. In part 5, I interviewed Cri$tyle aka "The Ink" about her creative process as a songwriter, and about the importance of understanding and learning the music business.

Cri$tyle aka The Ink's Interview Pt. 4

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Another exclusive interview with Thedy B and Hits A Million, LLC! In part 4, I interviewed Cri$tyle aka "The Ink" about how Cri$tyle was able to get recognized by Jermaine Dupri, about getting her songs placed with Mariah Carey and Usher, and about the importance of having a team as a songwriter.

Cri$tyle aka The Ink's Interview Pt. 3

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Another exclusive interview by Thedy B and Hits A Million, LLC. In this segment, Cri$tyle aka "The Ink" reveals her songwriting secrets. These secrets enabled her to get several songs placed on mutiple artists' albums, including Mariah Carey, Usher, Jennifer Hudson, Janet Jackson, Jennifer Lopez, Chili from TLC, Natasha Bedingfield, Teyana Taylor, Keke Palmer,and Tiffany Evans. She's also in the studio working with Brandy and Beyonce!

Cri$tyle aka The Ink's Interview Pt. 2

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Another exclusive interview by Thedy B and Hits A Million, LLC. In part 2 of this interview, Cri$tyle aka "The Ink," a EMI Publishing/So So Def songwriter, talks about signing with Jermaine Dupri, writing with Usher, Mariah Carey, and Brooke Valentine, and perfecting her craft as a songwriter.

Cri$tyle aka The Ink's Interview Pt. 1

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Another exclusive interview by Thedy B and Hits A Million, LLC! Cri$tyle "The Ink" Johnson is a songwriter signed to EMI Publishing and So So Def. She is responsible for co-writing "Touch My Body," for Mariah Carey, "Angel" for Natasha Bedingfield, "I'm Grown" for Tiffany Evans, and "Hood Anthem" for Keke Palmer. She's also written songs for Janet Jackson, Usher, Chili from TLC, Jennifer Hudson, Jennifer Lopez, Teyanna Taylor, and the list continues to grow as she steps into the recording some songs with Beyonce and Brandy!

In this interview, I asked Cri$tyle aka "The Ink," about how she got started as a songwriter, how she developed her songwriting craft, and what and who inspired her to become a songwriter.

Kendrick "Wyldcard" Dean's Interview

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Kendrick "Wyldcard" Dean talks about how he became a producer, why he decided to leave his job to pursue music, how to create music while writing for artists, and what makes a hit record.

Bill Jabr from the Clutch's Interview Pt 2

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Bill Jabr, the newest producer signed to The Clutch, gives up and coming producers cutting edge advice on how to become the hottest producer in 2008, how to be a successful producer, and how to withstand the pressures of the music business, and how he got started as a producer.

Bill Jabr from the Clutch's Interview Pt 1

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Here's another Hits A Million, LLC exclusive interview! This time, Bill Jabr, the newest producer signed to The Clutch, talks about how his grind got him signed as a new producer for The Clutch.

Candace Nelson from the Clutch Interview

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Candace Nelson from the Clutch talks about how she and the members of the Clutch come up with their song concept ideas.

Balewa Muhammad from the Clutch's Interview

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Another Hits A Million exclusive interview! This time, Balewa Muhammad from the Clutch gives advice to songwriters on how to stay current as a songwriter and produce hit records!

Dirty Swift and Bruce Waynne from Midi Mafia and Erika Nuri Interview Pt 4

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The producers in Midi Mafia and Erika Nuri, writers of the hit single, "When I See You" off of Fantasia's self-titled album, gives new songwriters tips and advice on being successful in the music business

Dirty Swift from Midi Mafia and Erika Nuri Interview Pt 3

Dirty Swift from Midi Mafia and Erika Nuri, two of the songwriters who co-wrote the second hit single off of Fantasia's self-titled album, "When I See You," talk about using a music publisher to get your songs placed with artists and how they were able to get "When I See You" to Fantasia.

Dirty Swift from Midi Mafia and Erika Nuri Interview Pt 2

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Erika Nuri, who, along with Midi Mafia, co-wrote, "When I See You," Fantasia's second hit single off of her self-titled album, talks about her grind in the music business as a songwriter and how it paid off! Dirty Swift, standing next to Erika, is one of the producers in Midi Mafia, who also co-wrote that single.

Dirty Swift from Midi Mafia and Erika Nuri Interview Pt 1

Here's an exclusive video from me! Watch as I interview Dirty Swift from Midi Mafia and Erika Nuri, a Grammy-nominated songwriter, both of whom wrote "When I See You," the second hit single off of Fantasia's self-titled album. In this exclusive interview, Dirty Swift and Erika Nuri speak about the power of networking in the music business and how they came to work together.

Interview with Chris Blackwell, President of Island Record

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From artistmusichouse.org,

Here's an interview from Chris Blackwell about how to get your music heard as a new and up and coming artist, how to get a music executive's attention, and how to create your own buzz. It's a great video!

Chris Blackwell is the founder of Island Records and one of the most successful entrepreneurs in music-industry history. From relatively humble beginnings in an office in Jamaica, Blackwell grew Island into an international force, finally selling the label to A&M records in 1989. Along the way, Blackwell and Island were responsible for changing the face of pop music repeatedly. Bob Marley was an Island discovery, and the label was the driver of reggae’s rise to a global cultural phenomenon. The label was also home to U2 from 1980-1997, and shepherded them from their Dublin pub beginnings to the apex of their stardom. Under Blackwell’s long tenure, Island became known as a haven for creative and quirky artists, releasing landmark albums from artists as diverse as Traffic, Tom Waits, Fairport Convention, Robert Palmer, The Pogues, Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Anthrax. Blackwell now heads a new venture, Palm Pictures, which is a film, music and new-media company that focuses on world and electronic music, independent film, and internet-delivered content.

Stephen Hill's Interview on How a Hit Becomes a Hit

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Recording artists, musicians, garage bands, rock groups, rappers, and singer-songwriters often ask how a hit becomes a hit song. Watch this November 2006 video of Stephen Hill, who is the Vice President of Entertainment and Music Programming for BET (Black Entertainment Television). As noted on artistshousemusic.org, in 2004, Stephen Hill was named number one on The Source magazine's 2004 "List of Most Influential Executives" in the music industry. His responsibilities at BET include managing, directing, developing and producing music programming for the network.

Irv Gotti on How To Get Your Music Heard

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Many artists, songwriters, rappers, and producers ask how to get their music into the right hands and be heard. Well Irv Gotti talks about how he discovered Rapper Rick Ross.

Irv Gotti's Interview on Running A Label

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From artistshousemusic.org, check out this video of Irv Gotti as he talks about wearing multiple hats as the head of a record label! Want the full 411 on who Irv Gotti is? Click here

Jimmy Iovine's Interview

Wikipedia reports that Jimmy Iovine, the Chairman of Interscope Geffen A&M Records, signed, found, and/or produced records for some of the biggest named artists to date: U2, Dr. Dre, Sheryl Crow, Mary J. Blige, Eminem, Gwen Stefani, The Black Eyed Peas Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Three Dog Night, Stevie Nicks, Dire Straits and Patti Smith. He discovered Eminem after watching Eminem place 2nd (not first) in the Rap Olympics. Eminem gave Jimmy Iovine a demo tape, which Jimmy then presented to Dr. Dre. The rest is history! In 2002, Iovine co-produced the hit Eminem movie, "8 Mile" and in 2004, he and Paul Rosenberg signed a first-look feature deal with Paramount Pictures and MTV Films for their Interscope/Shady/Aftermath banner.


In this interview, Jimmy Iovine gives artists tips on making it now under the new music business model. This is truly some good info!

Kanye West & Timbaland in the studio, making Stronger

Kanye West, a producer himself, explains to Timbaland what's wrong with the track and what he wants to hear. The studio engineers chime in on having to remix the song. Timbaland gives Kanye what he wants.




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Jermaine Dupri Making a Beat for Nas

Watch Jermaine Dupri make a beat for Nas. Jermaine Dupri also talks about writing for artists. Just in case you've been living under a rock and don't know who he is: go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jermaine_Dupri

Johnta Austin's Interview and Performance

A songwriter, arranger, producer, and vocalist, Atlanta's Johnta Austin initially stepped out on SWV's Release Some Tension, broke out as the songwriter of Tyrese's 1998 Top Ten hit "Sweet Lady," and, by 2004, hit a hot streak that involved collaborations with Mary J. Blige ("Be Without You"), Mariah Carey ("We Belong Together"), and Janet Jackson (much of 20 Y.O.). Signed to So So Def, the label founded by close associate and Virgin urban head Jermaine Dupri, Austin released his debut solo album -- Ocean Blue -- in late 2006. At the time, he was only in his mid-twenties. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

Watch this video and discover his songwriting tips:

Ne-Yo's Interview

Grammy Award-winning Ne-Yo talks about his song placements.

Timbaland Interview

SuperProducer Timbaland, producer for Fall Out Boys, Justin Timberlake and Nelly Furtado, talks about his customized production stations and how they have helped him create chart-topping hits.




Timbaland and Keri Hilson in his mobile studio, a Verizon Wireless Mobile studio, demonstrating the equipment he has and uses in his mobile studio.

P. Diddy Interview with Westwood

Diddy discusses his journey into the music business, how he networked, interned, the artists he worked with, the effect of Biggy's death on him, getting fired, etc.

Jason Blume's Interview

Jason Blume’s songs are on Grammy-nominated albums and have sold more than 50 million copies. One of only a few writers to ever have songs on the pop, country, and R&B charts, all at the same time--his songs have been recorded by diverse artists including Britney Spears, the Gipsy Kings, Jesse McCartney, the Backstreet Boys, the Nashville Chamber Orchestra, and country stars including the Oak Ridge Boys, Collin Raye (5 cuts), and John Berry (“Change My Mind,” a top 5 single that earned a BMI “Million-Aire” Award for garnering more than one million airplays). In addition, his songs have been included in major films and television shows including “Scrubs,” “Friday Night Lights,” Disney’s “Kim Possible” and “First Kid,” “Barbie of Swan Lake,” “Dangerous Minds,” “Kickin’ it Old Skool,” “Fame,” “The Guiding Light,” “The Miss America Pageant,” and many more. Blume is the best-selling author of 6 Steps to Songwriting Success: The Comprehensive Guide to Writing and Marketing Hit Songs, Inside Songwriting: Getting to the Heart of Creativity, and This Business of Songwriting, (all published by Billboard Books). Acknowledged as one of the nation’s top songwriting instructors, Blume teaches workshops for BMI and the Nashville Songwriters Association and at colleges and universities throughout the U.S. and internationally. For additional information visit http://jasonblume.com

Big John Platt's interview

Big John Platt, President/West Coast of EMI Music Publishing discusses:

1. What advice would you give a young songwriter?
2. What do you think the landscape of the music industry is right now? and
3. When should a songwriter seek out a publishing deal?

Go here to see the interview!

Swizz Beatz's Interview

Grammy Award-winning Swizz Beatz has written hits for music's top artists including Beyonce and Britney Spears. In this interview, Swizz Beats answers the following questions:

1. What is the best lesson you've learned in the music business?"
2. What mistakes do you see new artists and writers in the music industry make?
3. Do you have some words of advice and encouragement? and
4. Where do you see music going?

Go here to see the interview!

Bryan-Michael Cox' s and Sam Thomas' Interviews

In this interview, Bryan-Michael Cox talks about his start, Making the Band, the downside to making a hit record, his influences, the making of his own album, working with Jermaine Dupri and much more! sam Thomas shows how he engineered the session for Making the Band IV's theme song.

Lil' Wayne Interview with DJ Vlad

DJ Vlad's Exclusive interview with multi-platinum rapper Lil Wayne and with Baby. Lil Wayne breaks down the hip-hop game, being the president of Cash Money Millionaires, how he makes music, his record label, and his relationship with Baby.

Doug E. Fresh's Interview with JaWar

JaWar interviews Doug E. Fresh, Hip Hop Legend during the Get Your Money Right Music Conference organized by Russell Simmons Hip Hop Action Network in Atlanta, Georgia. Doug E. Fresh gives a candid interview about music and money. JaWar regularly consults and speaks on how to make money online, personal achievement, the music business and self-publishing. If you'd like to schedule JaWar as a featured speaker during your next event, visit gojawar.com or call 678-887-4656

My first interview

I was recently interviewed by JaWar, the author of the Music Industry Connection series book. In this interview, I discussed what inspired me to write the tune, Cops 'n Robbers, my thoughts on sex in music, why Cops 'n Robbers is a different type of song, and who inspired me to write it. Check out the video and let me know your thoughts!






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