The music industry in general is a very interesting
business, partially because it is considered a sub-division of the
entertainment industry, and partially because everyone loves music- it’s personal.
The average person likes music, certain artist, songs, maybe even gravitates
towards a decade. However, why is it that some people work in the
music/industry? Create a career out of their talent as a singer/songwriter/musician?
One in site to this question could be how you go
about approaching the situation. One suggestion to this issue might be to peruse
a job/recording contact at a small record label. Some small record labels could
potentially be very profitable, take Fueled by Ramen, for example. Owned partially
by Atlantic Records, Fueled by Ramen, is the American record label who signed
and mentored Fun.. With other very successful artists/groups, such as Paramore
and twenty one pilots, Fueled by Ramen, is the perfect example of how a small
label can become successful when singing the right talent and hiring the right
staff. (For more information on Fueled by Ramen, please feel free to check out
their website http://www.fueledbyramen.com/).
general question(s) to my readers, if the goal is
to concentrate on the entertainment for a career for a college major, is it a smarter
to start off at a small company so you can learn the whole industry/business? Why
or why not? Would you be open to this?
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