Disrupting the music industry
Should artists/creators be more pro-active in terms of collecting and owning their data?
If you are working professionally with music and want to find your markets, understanding your radio airplay in real time is without a doubt one of the true missing elements in music industry-data.
We just launched our new podcast channel here at WARM. We’ve invited guests to join our show and talk about music, data & transparency. The first episode features the great Scott Cohen, the co-founder of digital distribution company The Orchard. We met up with him at this year’s SPOT Festival in Aarhus, Denmark. Please remember to follow our podcast on your …
We asked Walter Hargrave (founder of Indie Music Bus) some questions about the independent music business. The Indie Music bus has helped lots of independent musicians and upcoming bands. The Indie Music Bus is a helping hand to the independent musicians, offering various services from promotion to blogging and internet radio to DIY tips and tricks, and general support.
We’re teaming up with the upcoming streaming service to make data and analytics simpler for independent artists.
As an artist, don’t you hate it when Facebook changes it’s algorithm, making it harder for you to reach your followers? Or have you ever been frustrated that you didn’t have more information about the people who actually buy your music or come to your concerts? If the answer is yes, then you should consider using Superphone. Superphone is an …
WARM met up with Danish top producer and record label partner Rasmus Stabell. He’s an award-winning producer and has been working with serval artist within his label :labelmade:
Stabell explains the importance of tracking your music online and the benefits of looking into your
To get your music on the radio does not have to be impossible. We would love to help you make this magic happen! Here’s a few options on how to make this easier.
Bobby Borg is a former major label, independent, and DIY recording/touring artist with over 25 years experience working alongside the most respected musicians, songwriters, managers, producers, and A&R executives in the music industry.
Holidays are a great time to catch up on your reading and with Easter right around the corner, why not do just that? Reading the right books are also a great way to get smarter about the music business and inspire your next career move. In this article, we recommend five books about the music business that will help you take your …
by CEO Jesper Skibsby This year was my first SXSW, and what an experience. Lots and lots of interesting panels, workshops, and debates regarding all aspects of the music industry. Networking opportunities at SXSW were endless, and from my point of view extremely valuable. The center of Austin is sizzling of great networking events, especially the A2IM breakfast(American Association of Independent Music) …
Here at WARM, people often ask us if radio is still important. Many are under the impression that the death of traditional broadcast radio is right around the corner and don’t quite understand why a radio monitoring service like WARM is such an important tool for musicians. Isn’t the future in streaming? Isn’t radio ancient and irrelevant? Not so fast. While …
Youtube has come a long way since the beginning when cat videos were the main thing dominating people’s attention spans. While there’s still tons of silly stuff on the platform to waste your time on, there are also thousands of content creators valuable insights into every conceivable topic. Of course here at WARM, we’re mostly interested in helping you with …
This May, WARM will be appearing at the festival/music industry conference The Great Escape in Brighton, England. The Great Escape is one of the most important conferences for the discovery of new musical talent as well as for showcases and discussions about cutting-edge industry-related issues. WARM will be featured at TGE’s The AI Conference along with four other music tech-companies on 17 …
Music business conferences are a great place to further your career as a music industry professional. Whether you’re a musician looking to get your music heard or a manager or label-person looking to network with like-minded colleagues, events are some of the best places to connect with music business people from around the globe. Fortunately, more and more of these …
The mighty Buzzfeed were so kind as to include WARM in their list of ‘Top Music Technology To Watch In 2018’. Obviously, we’re thrilled to be included in this awesome list which also includes innovative startups like ForTunes, TagMix and Verve. Check out the full list here
These days, the music industry is in a state of constant change. Rapid changes in technology and new online music services means that the ways musicians market their music, create revenue streams and connect with fans is constantly being redefined. For this reason, it’s more important than ever to keep up with the latest trends and developments to optimize your …
Matt Caldwell PR is one of the UK’s leading PR-agencies for electronic music. Since 2012, they’ve successfully worked with everything from chart-topping DJs and producers to up and coming talent fresh out of the bedroom. MCPR’s modern approach to PR reflects today’s complex digital landscape and unlike many other agencies, they also offer artists support in areas such as booking and …
Last week, WARM attended Music Ally’s NY:LON Connect music conference in New York City. We had a great time and Jesper Skibsby gave a presentation on WARM alongside seven other promising music/tech startups. In this article from Music Ally, you can read a recap of how it all went down.
We are proud to announce that WARM-CEO Jesper Skibsby will make an appearance at this year’s SXSW festival in Austin, Texas. Jesper will be featured on a panel about content recognition technologies and the music value gap. Fellow panelists include Sophie Goossens from Reed Smith LLP and Ben Constantini from Startup Sesame. The panel will discuss how content recognition technologies …
We are proud to present the first creation in a series of WARM vlog productions. In this vlog, WARM’s CEO and founder, Jesper Skibsby, invited the digital music distribution expert, Henrik Fuglesang, in for a talk about music, data and what not. See it here: Henrik Fuglesang, Country Manager at Believe Digital Henrik is country manager at Believe Digital …
