Ready for Nothing
John StrohmA newsletter about whatever John P. Strohm cares to write about, mostly music business, culture, technology, and stories from my career as a musician and music professional
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 159 | Subscribers | Read | johnpstrohm.substack.com |
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Drought Flower by The Droptines
First of all, a disclaimer. Today I’m writing about a client, The Droptines. I have the band’s permission to disclose my professional relationship and write about the music. I always ask, and of course I take care not to share anything conf...
The Gatekeeper Thing
The Magnificent Others by Billy Corgan, Featuring Melissa Auf Der Maur and Courtney Love
Suno: Bad for Music, Bad for AI.
Imagine a world without Suno.1 It’s easy! Easy for me, anyway—I’ve never logged on. As a matter of policy, I won’t use generative AI music creation tools that aren’t trained on an opt-in, transparent, licensed, and compensated model. As a m...
Not Guilty
I hate the idea of a “guilty pleasure” when it’s about music. I can’t say I “don’t believe in guilty pleasures” because of course I do. Compulsive shopping, OnlyFans subscriptions, anonymous online trolling…I could go on. There are things p...
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Blake Babies/Lemonheads, music and media lawyer, former President of Rounder Records, indie musician based in Nashville.
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