In this episode, Michelle Connery, Director of Partnerships at Q Music, discusses the upcoming Big Sound event, its significance in the music industry, and the importance of partnerships. She shares insights on how to identify and approach potential partners, the role of technology in music, and the need for long-term commitment in partnerships. Michelle reflects on her fascinating career in the music industry and emphasizes the value of collaboration and sustainability.
In this conversation, Lisa Snyder shares her multifaceted journey in the music industry, transitioning from a musician to an artist manager and digital marketing expert. She discusses her preparation for showcasing an artist at Big Sound, the importance of collaboration between artists and managers, and the evolving landscape of digital marketing. Lisa highlights the shift from traditional PR to digital marketing strategies, the role of AI in enhancing music marketing, and her initiative, Just Add Milk, aimed at helping emerging artists navigate social media. The conversation concludes with reflections on the future of AI in the music industry and the importance of creating a lasting impact.
In this conversation, Dr. Ben Eltham discusses the mission of CrewCare, a non-profit organization aimed at supporting performing arts workers, particularly in mental health. He shares insights from his research on the conditions of crew members in the industry, emphasizing the need for a stronger voice and better representation. The discussion also covers cultural policy challenges, job insecurity, and the impact of AI on the creative industries. Eltham advocates for improved training and skills development, as well as the importance of advocacy for cultural workers.
Looking to press your own vinyl? Looking to make sure you are buying the best vinyl? Then this episode is for you! We dive into the world of NEW and improved vinyl pressing solutions that might just been good for the environment also.
Joined by Stephen Choi, an artist performing under the project Duel Native, researcher of Eco-friendly Vinyl Substitutes and cofounder of Architect for Change. Your host this episode is Jaz Yates - founder of RELEASR and JY Management Group.
This vaulted episode is another BIGSOUND 2024 exclusive. At BIGSOUND 2024 we interviewed a select handful of people to talk about their experience during BIGSOUND with Milo Burgner as host! This short episode is with Julian Schweitz, Melbourne based Producer and Songwriter. Follow his journey on @julianschweizermusic
After a year long hiatus from the podcast we have some episodes banked for you that are still SO relevant! This episode we talk about the experience of sponsoring BIGSOUND 2024!
Did you go to BIGSOUND 2024? Want to go to BIGSOUND 2025?
A HUGE episode covering THE topics entertainers across the creative industries need to hear. If you would like to learn more about Benny Gregs or Futuration follow their journey through:
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https://www.instagram.com/futurationau/
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https://www.instagram.com/thatcreativehubau/
Tickets to Feb 2025 Futuration Show
After taking more than a year's break off from the podcast (not something i did on purpose), it's great to be back for one of the most raw and honest episodes I've ever done!
If you've experienced a similar perspective on the music industry or are currently struggling to find your feet within it I would love to hear from you! yourmusic.yourbusinesspodcast@gmail.com
We chat to Jake Wiemers of OSO Academy about common misconceptions made by upcoming artists', and the biggest challenges he faced going from DJing in Queensland to running a highly successful Music Production Academy.
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
• Website: www.jymanagementgroup.com.au
• Socials: @jymanagementgroup
• Email: jaz@jymanagementgroup.com.au
Grab your coffee, or popcorn, and talk all things SXSW Sydney with Jaz Yates, host of YMYB Podcast and founder of JY Management Group and RELEASR. From lows, to highs, to key takeaways from the conference's Australian debut.
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
• Website: www.jymanagementgroup.com.au
• Socials: @jymanagementgroup
• Email: jaz@jymanagementgroup.com.au
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We talk to Anna Laverty of the Music Producer and Engineers' Guild of Australia (MPEG) about the importance of securing music credits for Australian producers and sound engineers, the need for gender and racial diversity in the industry and the changing cultural landscape regarding music industry courses.
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
• Website: www.jymanagementgroup.com.au
• Socials: @jymanagementgroup
• Email: jaz@jymanagementgroup.com.au
This episode, we talk with Meredith Fannin of Darkwave, an Australian accounting firm helping clients in the Music industry, the Arts and Entertainment. We discuss the state of Victorian music funding in 2023, common financial problems for up-and-coming bands and musicians to avoid, and the importance of superannuation for the future of the industry.
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
• Website: www.jymanagementgroup.com.au
• Socials: @jymanagementgroup
• Email: jaz@jymanagementgroup.com.au
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
• Website: www.jymanagementgroup.com.au
• Socials: @jymanagementgroup
• Email: yourmusic_yourbusinesspodcast@gmail.com
BIGSOUND BITES, a YMYB podcast limited series, is a look into some of the perspectives of festival-goers at Australia's biggest music conference. In this episode, Jessica Lynch, Editor at Purple Sneakers PR joins Jaz on the couch at BIGSOUND to give us they're perspective on BIGSOUND 2023.
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
• Website: www.jymanagementgroup.com.au
• Socials: @jymanagementgroup
• Email: jaz@jymanagementgroup.com.au
We talk with Sophie Kirov of Lost Motel, a global touring and festival company that has worked with Matt Corby, Dope Lemon, G Flip, and Genesis Owusu. We discuss the stress touring crews are typically put under and the necessity for managers to start prioritising physical and mental health over profit.
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
• Website: www.jymanagementgroup.com.au
• Socials: @jymanagementgroup
• Email: jaz@jymanagementgroup.com.au
We talk with Jimmy Kleiner, Booking Agent at Select Music for Teenage Joans, Yours Truly, L.A.B, Sons of the East and Eliza and The Delusionals. We discuss everything from a post covid-19 world with live shows, touring, mental health, and where this leads us for the future and the hope for success.
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
• Website: www.jymanagementgroup.com.au
• Socials: @jymanagementgroup
• Email: jaz@jymanagementgroup.com.au
Rosie, the co-founder of Women Of Music Production Perth (WOMPP) talks with Jaz Yates about the future female-identifying music producers, networking as a producer and the amazing work they are doing over at WOMPP.
WOMPP are proud to present the WOMPP Writers Camp, open to all women, non-binary and transgender music makers (aged 18+) with experience in songwriting, music production and/or composition. Held across three days on the 12th - 14th July 2023 (from 9am-5pm) at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), the WOMPP Writers Camp will provide the opportunity for 9 artists across Australia to participate, working in collaborative groups to write and produce new music.
With the intention of providing valuable networking and development opportunities to music makers across the country, the WOMPP Writers Camp is a synergetic, songwriting experience for artists to flex their creativity with other like-minded individuals and build working relationships with professional songwriters, producers and industry personnel. The Writing Camp will also host 3 nationally (and internationally) acclaimed artists - yet to be announced - to mentor the participants, provide feedback and contribute to the songwriting processes.
Applications are now open to participants Australia-wide for the fully-tailored experience. Two out of nine of the available slots will be reserved for interstate applicants. Successful interstate applicants will be fully funded to attend the camp. All flights, accommodation and additional per diems will be covered by WOMPP if you are successful in your interstate application. Seven out of nine of the available slots will be reserved for Perth and Western Australian-based applicants. All local participants will be provided with food and drink for the duration of the camp and free parking on-site. Travel costs will not be covered for the duration of the camp and no further per diems will be provided outside of those listed above. WOMPP aims to inspire and nurture Australia’s diverse music scene and provide a safe place for learning and growth.
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
• Website: www.jymanagementgroup.com.au
• Socials: @jymanagementgroup
• Email: jaz@jymanagementgroup.com.au
In this episode, we talk with Zac Abroms, director of Viceroyalty and label manager for MNRK Music Group (ANZ) about music ecosystems and global markets. Ever wondered why it's harder to reach Gen Z? Want to hear our thoughts on culture vs government funding bolstering music industry trends? Listen now to hear this and more!
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:• Website:www.jymanagementgroup.com.au• Socials: @jymanagementgroup• Email: jaz@jymanagementgroup.com.au
In this episode, your host, Jaz Yates reflects on Metadata and the role it plays within the Music industry. How can this be used to benefit us and our community? Why is it so important?
As always, this podcast is a JY Management Group podcast and you can find more here:
