An Artist's Arsenal

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05/11/21 • 31 min

Drop The MIC: Music Industry Conversations

In addition to the obvious necessity of a repertoire of musical talents and skills, an artist will benefit from an arsenal of professionals. Through our conversations with Doug Mark, an entertainment attorney, Liv Seltzer, an artists and repertoire consultant, Miranda Martell, Chief Growth Officer at Quadio Records, and Abir Hossain, VP of Quadio Records we will reveal how these professionals support an artist.

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Finding the Right People: Making it as a Songwriter

Success as a songwriter in the music industry requires collaboration. Our guests today will talk about what it looks like when you've found the right people to work with. We’ll be hearing from Gracie and Lawrence Clyde from Lawrence the band, Braxton Cook, Christian Kuria, Zach Fogarty, and Michael Uzowuru.
Songs included in this episode:
"Do You Wanna Do Nothing With Me?" and "It's Not All About You" - Lawrence
"Don't Wanna See You" - Braxton Cook
"Too Good" - Christian Kuria
"Power Freaks" - Jean Dawson
"Drift" - Choker
Theme music composed by Charlie Kogen.

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Drop The MIC: Music Industry Conversations - An Artist's Arsenal

Transcript

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Welcome to the Drop the MIC podcast where we'll dive into conversations with some of the music industry's most established professionals. Like all of our episodes, what you will hear today has been created and curated by Stanford students who are breaking their way into the music scene. I'm Jay LeBouef and I lead Stanford University's music industry initiatives. Whether you're aspiring to launch your career in the music industry are already a music ind