Keith Jopling
Creator and host: The Art of Longevity podcast Author: Body of Work: how the album outplayed the algorithm Author: Riding the Rollercoaster: how artists survive the music business Music strategist, mentor, consultant, author & podcaster
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From the archive...concept albums are back, again
What do these albums - all released this year - have in common?
Agriculture – The Spiritual Sound
Underscores – U
Gorillaz – The Mountain
Raye - This Music May Contain Hope
Bruno Mars – The Romantic
They can all lay claim to be, in so...
How we grieve for bands that don't make it
“A working band is a contentious team that makes its own rules, unites incongruous personalities, works beyond (or revels in) limitations, aims for improbable synergies and makes a lot of noise along the way. There’s friction, but there’s a...
If Spotify murdered the album, it was really all just pretend
On Joel Gouveia’s Subtack (orange tick mark nice work there Joel), Gouveia really throws down the gauntlet on who ‘killed’ the music industry’s most lucrative format in history. In his post “How Spotify Murdered the Album”, he covers how “s...
The Art of Longevity Season 13 is here
After years of touring, Ólafur Arnalds made a decision: he wouldn’t return to the stage without fundamentally rethinking what a concert could be. His upcoming world tour Falling Apart Together aims to blur the boundaries between music perfo...
The flight back to the 70s is the antidote to the modern curse of the music industry
In David Hepworth’s mighty tome 1971: Never a Dull Moment, the writer makes the case that the records (and since this is the 70s we are largely talking albums here) made in 1971 were pivotal in the entire history of recorded music. This is...
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Author: Author: Riding the Rollercoaster: how artists survive the music business to become the legends we love (May '26) / Music strategist & podcaster (The Art of Longevity) / Body of Work: how the album outplayed the algorithm
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