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- Oct 1, 2026
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Peermusic President of U.S. & Canada Jamie Cerreta on the State of Indie Publishing: ‘A Hit Can Come From Anywhere Now’ (opens the original)
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When he was in his early 20s, touring bassist Jamie Cerreta was doing what he calls “the worst thing you can do” as a musician: looking for a job in the music industry. “I was trying to do both,” he jokes now, 30 years later. “When you’re an artist, everybody says you’ve got to give it 100%, but I thought I might like to get into the music business, too.” Cerreta sought an interview with an executive at peermusic, which he says was largely informational and didn’t lead to a job. “But obviously,
Questlove on the History of Sampling, From Public Enemy to Today: ‘I See AI as a Parallel to Sampling Culture’ (opens the original)
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Multi-hyphenate musician Questlove has become known as the industry’s go-to music historian. Through films like Sly Lives!, Summer of Soul — and his latest on Earth, Wind & Fire, out now on HBO Max — he has created definitive accounts of some of music’s most essential voices. Arguably, he’s also kept music of the past alive through his work as a DJ and member of The Roots. Over its decades-long tenure, The Roots has both sampled the greats and been sampled themselves by artists like Drake, Kendr
New Label 7cult Is on a Mission to Use Data to Achieve ‘100% Certainty’ in its Impact for Artists (opens the original)
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7cult Records is a new independent record label, helmed by digital marketing executive Dalton Piché. It’s mission: use data and advertising dollars to achieve greater certainty with its signings. It’s the latest in a growing trend of newer independent labels founded by digital gurus, like Broke Records and Black17, leveraging their knowledge of the internet and their lean operations to move fast and ink signings out from under the incumbent major music players, which are often stymied by many le
Paul McCartney Talks ‘Man on the Run’ Documentary: ‘What Do You Do After the Beatles?’ (opens the original)
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What can a musician do next after being in, arguably, the greatest band of all time? Academy Award-winning filmmaker Morgan Neville‘s 2026 documentary, Man on the Run, seeks to answer just that. With never-before-seen footage of Paul McCartney, his family, and his second band, Wings, Neville shares McCartney’s challenging journey from Beatles frontman to soloist to leader of a new group. Set between about 1968 and 1980, McCartney starts on his isolated Scottish farm with his wife, Linda, and gro
Aaron Dessner Talks Longevity in the Music Industry — and His New Label With Interscope (opens the original)
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Aaron Dessner has been in the music industry for about 25 years as part of the acclaimed independent rock band The National, but the last few years have been his most ambitious yet. He’s still part of the band, but he’s also become the go-to collaborator for some of the biggest acts in the world, from Taylor Swift to Noah Kahan, Gracie Abrams, Mumford & Sons and Ed Sheeran — shaping the sound of modern pop in the process. Collaborators of Dessner often come to him and work from his studio and ho
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