BALOJI feat. KONONO n1 – KARIBU YA BINTOU from BALOJI on Vimeo.

Artist: Baloji

Title:Karibou Ya Bintou

Album: Kinshasa Surccursale

Label:?

Big Sean – A Million Dollars from Debashis Mazumder on Vimeo.

Artist: BiG Sean

Title: A Million Dollars

Album:Finally Famous

Label: G.O.O.D MUSIC

Date:March 22-23 2010

Location:Nashville Tennesse

Attendees of the Digital Summit tend to be professionals from the music industry such as [Content Producers]artists, songwriters, producers,[Content Sellers]executives and management from the majors and indies: record labels, publishers, PROs, marketing companies,[Middle-Men]managers, publicists, attorneys, business managers, fan club managers, outsourced marketers and [Content Promoters & Analyzers]media, tech companies, startup entrepreneurs, organization heads, students, academia

The conference gives the opportunity to the industry shareholders to ponder on ,identify and explore new technology opportunities, innovations, and challenges and to foster a knowledgeable, issue-oriented, engaged community of music industry professionals.

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Copyright Criminals – Trailer from IndiePix on Vimeo.

Sites of interest:

http://www.copyright.gov/

Intellectual Property

World Intellectual Property Organisation

Usinibore,from Just A Band’s second album-82

MobBase is a easy to build, easy to manage, and easy to use iPhone app created specifically for artists. With MobBase, artists can connect with fans anywhere and everywhere they’re carrying their phones to share music, photos, videos, tweets, and info about gigs, sell merch, and more

How much will it cost  you ?

They do not charge anything to set up the account nor for the designing of the app.Then it’s as little as 50 cents a day! It costs $20 to launch the app and $15 per month for your first 500 fan installs. Then it’s just $5 more per month for every thousand installs after that.

How long does it usually take to set and launch ?
You can set your app up in less than an  hour. Then, once yousubmit it to Apple for approval. This process can take anywhere from 3-6 weeks (unfortunately it’s up to Apple…). Once Apple approves your app, Mob base will let you know and you can release your app whenever you want.

Mobbase is a byproduct of  MixMatchMusic ongoing effort to give artists the tools they need to cultivate and engage their fanbase

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• Music Re-tribalization: “Consumers are using digital tools to regain control of their music and retribalize their music culture. The impact of this trend on terrestrial and cyber retail will be covered.”

• Cyber Segmentation: “On-Site has developed the first cyber segmentation model that is based on cyber literacy and device competency. Understanding how cyber Boomers have become totally disconnect from their music lives will be discussed. They will also discuss the other segments: Zoomers & Voomers.”

• New Retail Model: “E + C Squared is a new model that illustrates how music companies can find success by empowering consumers, and where the sweet spot may exist in regards to the consumer segments.”

These three points should help understand how new muic consumers,discover,interact and purchase their music.

Via Hypebot

Abbey Road Live is the name for the latest division at EMI. It is a  new live music audio and video recording and instant production service, that will  allow fans to purchase high quality live recordings of shows they’ve just attended. The recordings will be available for sale in a range of formats including CD, DVD and USB or via secure digital delivery to home computers or mobile as streams or downloads

The management team consists of :
-Simon Miller, EMI Music’s Senior Vice President of New Product Development and Live, who brings a background in both the creative and business sides of established and entrepreneurial digital media enterprises to lead Abbey Road Live. Prior to joining EMI in May 2009, Miller was involved in the launch of several start ups, including European online music company Peoplesound.com and swopex.com, the UK’s largest legal media swapping community. He also worked at Universal Music Group in business development.

-Will Shapland, an experienced recording engineer and producer, will consult for Abbey Road Live in London. Shapland has been involved in live, multi-track concert recordings for artists including David Bowie, Coldplay, Depeche Mode, Robbie Williams, U2, Oasis, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Stevie Wonder, The Three Tenors, Sex Pistols and Live Aid, among others. He was chief engineer for Manor Mobiles, a unit of Virgin and EMI, before selling the business and launching Will Shapland Mobiles, based in Oxfordshire, England.

-David “Noggin” Rowntree, head of operations for Abbey Road Live in the UK and Rest of World. He was part of the original Live Here Now team that produced live recordings throughout Europe, the Middle East and the UK and for artists such as Blur, The Pixies, Depeche Mode, Erasure, Moby, Graham Coxon, The Brand New Heavies, Throbbing Gristle and Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds.

Marcus “MJ” Salisbury is head of production for Abbey Road Live, based in London. He was part of the Live Here Now launch team and has been with Mute Records for 15 years, working in a variety of A&R and recording production roles. Salisbury has worked closely on records from Mute artists such as Depeche Mode, Goldfrapp, Moby, Erasure and Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds among others, and has worked with some of the industry’s most talented producers including Flood, Ben Hillier, Gareth Jones and Steve Albini.

-Veteran live music producer and DiscLive founder Zach Bair will consult full time for Abbey Road Live’s operations in North America and Latin America. He is a musician and producer who has launched and run several music-related software, live recording and on-site duplication companies, including PowerUp, Immediatek, DiscLive and RockHouse Live Media Productions. He has worked on live productions with such artists as The Pixies, Melissa Ethridge, JC Chasez, Billy Idol, Kenny Loggins and Sum 41, and has produced live recordings in partnership with several Billboard conferences, including the Billboard Latin Awards in 2009.

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