
A 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 | |
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| Issues | 200 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Music People
My friend Dylan Rupert has a great podcast called “Music Person.” Her interview subjects are popular indie artists, but one could easily expand the concept into other music people roles, like songwriters, producers, and even p...
The next two posts will be 199 and 200, that’s wild to me. The biggest challenge is keeping the topics rolling in. When it comes to music business topics, in a way I’m beating the same drum about artist advocacy week after week. Once in a w...
I’m still getting a feel for which writings to paywall.
I’m still getting a feel for which writings to paywall. My thinking is that the music business essays should not be paywalled because I want artists to be able to read those, whether...
I’ve noticed a trend on social media lately. A creative person breaks the fourth wall to level with the viewer about their mental state, or their deep frustration with creative life and all it requires. Sometimes it’s authentic and moving,...
I’ve shared that I have one artist client that I manage, Abigail Rose. If you watch/listen to this podcast, you’ll understand why I’m all-in on this artist. I don’t mean to suggest I’m not all in on the artists I work with in other capaciti...
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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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