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Jul 25 2009

107 – The Thing About Copyrights…

Recorded 24 July, 2009

On this episode of With A Voice Like This:

At Any Rate
Almost the entire show is about rights, how artists can and do use them, how managers use them and how big business uses them as well.

  • A great example of how artists can take control of what’s happening comes from Paul Natkin’s blog about a Van Halen Contract regarding photography and shooting the band.
  • The Joss Stone “Let Them Eat Cake” (my nickname) YouTube video on Artists Paid blog [EDIT: site is no longer viable, I’ve removed the link 06-12-11]
  • Here’s the Joss Stone interview with Chelsea Handler [EDIT: The YouTube account that posted this interview has been removed, so I’ve removed the link 06-12-11] that I spoke of in the show but didn’t have the link for. it’s also on YouTube.
  • My music at Music Alley on  Mevio and on CD Baby
  • Article on TorrentFreak and RIAA’s views on DRM
  • Article on ars technica about the RIAAs views on DRM going to make a comeback.
  • Annie Lin’s excellent article about the Bing jingle contest

News You Can Use
This is a follow up to the last episode’s segment on TalentTrove and how Director of Marketing Jaime McGee responded to that segment in a positive way and how impressed I am with it.

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Show · Tagged: annie lin, CD Baby, chelsea handler, Interview, jaime mcgee, joss stone, mevio, music alley, Paul Natkin, talenttrove, torrent freak

Jan 15 2009

086 – Interview with Derek Sivers

Recorded 13 January 2009

This show is a great talk with Derek Sivers, Founder of CD Baby and beyond. We start with his  background and well, there are so many great topics covered that it wouldn’t do the show any justice to try and summarize here. So listen to the show and all the links we discussed are found below. Enjoy!

Links from this show in order:

  • CD Baby
  • Derek’s 08 January 2008 article that also appears in the Music Think Tank blog
  • An overview of  the MuckWork  project
  • The MuckWork website
  • Free e-book about How to Call Attention to Your Music
  • Interview with Amber Rubarth
  • Derek’s list of recommended books
  • Ariel Publicity & Cyber PR’s Sound Advice featuring Derek
  • Call The Destination blog entry from 18 August 2007
  • Interview with Tim Ferriss

Ways to find Derek

  • His website at sivers.org
  • E-mail him at [email protected]
  • Follow Derek on Twitter

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Interview, Show · Tagged: CD Baby, derek sivers, diy, Interview, Marketing, muckwork, musician, promoter

Mar 14 2008

043 – Interview with Gillian Kelly of VoiceQuest Inc. Part 2

Technique is the Servant of Communication

Gillian Kelly

Recorded on February 8, 2008 -In the second half of this interview with Gillian Kelly of VoiceQuest Inc., we talk about:

  • Where Gillian is performing in the next 6 – 8 months
  • The cabaret projects Gillian and Claire have in their repertoire
  • Some directing work that was Jefferson Award recommended

And of course, Comments From the Podcast Gallery. This leads to a discussion of where technique fits in the performance process and as life in general and how it affects and everything works together and how that affects working with singers in different genres and their demands on the voice.

If you haven’t heard the first half of this interview, you can listen here.

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Interview, Show · Tagged: Gillian Kelly, Interview, singing, technique, voice lessons, voice teacher, VoiceQuest Inc.

Mar 13 2008

042 – Interview with Gillian Kelly of VoiceQuest Inc. Part 1

A Base of Technique

Gillian Kelly

Recorded on February 8, 2008 – VoiceQuest Inc. is a Chicago-based performance studio founded by Gillian Kelly and Claire Bigley. In this episode and the first half of the interview, I speak with Gillian about her training, past experiences and what brought her to the point of starting VoiceQuest Inc. Other topics discussed, Voice Teacher and Vocal Coach and the differences and how they are combined at VoiceQuest Inc. and all their offerings at the studio including performance classes and opportunities. Also, we talk about Davenport’s, a piano bar and cabaret in Chicago and why technique is so important in the teaching of singing. And a bit about the innovative way they use the web. VoiceQuest Inc. can be found at http://VoiceQuestInc.com.

More to come in the second half of the interview.

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Interview, Show · Tagged: Davenport's, Gillian Kelly, Interview, singing, technique, voice lessons, voice teacher, VoiceQuest Inc.

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