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Our Manager Masterclass with Shaurav D'Silv is now available to watch back on our YouTube channel for members. From his beginnings as a DJ and promoter in 1998, Shaurav went on to organise the Urban Music Awards, work with the MOBOs, and found 2-Tone Entertainment in 2005, managing acts like Rudimental and Baby Blue. He later joined 3Beat Records/Universal as A&R, signing and developing Cashtastic, Stylo G, Fuse ODG, and Sigma, achieving over 10 million record sales and multiple No. 1 singles.
Become a member to find out moreThe handbook which accompanied our session with Music Minds Matter, exploring working away from home, how to prioritise self-care on the road, how to adjust to life back at home after tour, handling jet lag, and more.
Become a member to find out morePractical tools and guidance for submitting requests for renegotiations of old contracts, developed by the Council of Music Makers (CMM).
Find out moreStarting and sustaining a career in music can mean a lot of hard work, so understanding your revenue streams is vital for any self-releasing artist or indie label, Whether it’s money from radio airplay, TV or your music being played in public places, we'll be discussing how revenue flows back through to the performer and recording rightsholder. PPL’s George Prince took us through some practical steps on how to best manage your repertoire and help ensure that you are fairly rewarded when your music is broadcast or played in public.
Become a member to find out moreLearn about the streamlined, risk-free Merch on Demand (MoD) programme that's revolutionising how artists can create and sell custom merchandise to their global fanbase.
Become a member to find out moreEach quarter, we produce a breakdown of music business and entertainment research reports, highlighting key information that may be of particular interest to music managers. This quarter's research spans recorded music, publishing, live performance, and the creator economy, revealing key trends such as slowing growth in recorded revenues, rising live income, increasing market consolidation, and challenges for independent and emerging artists.
Become a member to find out moreEach year the Musicians' Union collects around £2 Million in income from users of UK recorded music, such as labels, production companies, TV companies and advertising agencies and distributes the royalties to the eligible musicians (typically non-featured or session performers).
Become a member to find out moreBy Steven Howell of Music Insurance Brokers. As artists increasingly earn from live shows and media deals beyond music, the demand for specialist insurance has grown. Tour cancellations, copyright claims, data breaches, and cyber-attacks pose real risks - especially with complex contracts and global exposure. Artist indemnity and standalone cyber insurance are now essential tools for protecting careers and closing deals in today’s evolving music industry.
Become a member to find out moreThe handbook which accompanied our session with Music Minds Matter, exploring healthy boundaries, managing workplace relationships and how to identify and manage conflict.
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