Everyone likes Christmas music during the holidays, so here’s a link to my post from last year with some of the few original Christmas tunes I’ve done over the years: Some Old Christmas Songs The difference is, this year, as a Christmas gift, you can download & do whatever you like with them: www.jarome.com/downloads/ For […]
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On September 23, 2008, songwriters, publishers, record labels and digital music services announced they had finally reached an agreement on mechanical royalties for songs played on online music services. It only took about 8 years for them to figure it out… Called a “breakthrough that will facilitate new ways to offer music to consumers online,”
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For some time now I, along with many others in the music industry, have been going on about free music not representing a lost sale, but a gained listener. Frequently, many music industry professionals suggest that an increase in legitimate sales must necessarily coincide with a commensurate reduction in ‘piracy’, as if this were a
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So I’m thoroughly embarrassed to admit it, especially publicly, but I like a few of the new Coldplay tracks on their new album. Their sound isn’t really my thing, but they have some more edgy, upbeat and interesting production on songs like Viva La Vida (my current fave song) and Violet Hill from the new
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