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Release dates, tour schedules, TV appearances, publicity, content production, social calendars. @artistgrowth gives an artist's whole team one central place for it all, with controlled access for everyone in the artist's orbit and automatic updates when plans change. Listen to the full breakdown at the link in bio
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Shopping for software? Matt Urmy, CEO and co-founder of @artistgrowth, shares 3 questions every music company should ask a vendor before adopting AI: how is your data model built, how is my data secured when my whole team is using AI, and what is your MCP strategy? Listen to the full conversation at the link in bio
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AI is only as useful as the systems behind it. Matt Urmy of @artistgrowth explains why music companies need to look beyond the AI tools themselves and ask what their software was built for. If your data models aren't structured around the realities of the music business, AI can struggle to get things right. Before investing in more AI tools, make sure the foundation is there. Listen to the full conversation at the link in bio
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The loudest AI conversation in music is about songs. Matt Urmy, co-founder and CEO of @artistgrowth, makes the case for the other one: the business operations behind the music, where better tools could mean stronger margins and more time for strategy. Listen to the full conversation at the link in bio
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800 people. Countless opportunities. You just have to show up. This week on the podcast, @dmitrivietze and Eleanor connect the dots between our Rising Tide miniseries and this year's Music Tectonics conference, exploring how bringing the music ecosystem together can help grow the value of music. At Music Tectonics, you'll meet founders, investors, artists, managers, labels, and people building what's next in music. Whether you're looking for your next collaborator, exploring investment, or figuring out what comes next for your business, the first step is being in the room. Listen to the episode and get tickets at the link in bio!
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What if a music conference was more than panels in a convention center? This week on the podcast, @dmitrivietze and Eleanor Rust look back on the Rising Tide miniseries and explore how its big ideas come to life at the Music Tectonics conference in 2026. At Music Tectonics, the conversations keep going beyond the stage. From reconnecting with old friends to meeting future collaborators, it's about bringing the music ecosystem together in a setting that makes room for ideas, relationships, and unexpected opportunities. Listen to the full episode (and get tickets) at the link in bio!
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Most artists sell t-shirts and vinyls at a show. @modernbiology101 created a synthesizer, and fans respond to it in a completely different way by walking away with something they'll actually sit down and use This closes out our Rising Tide miniseries, digging into the 8 revenue multipliers that can grow the value of music. This week's theme: new products for music fans. Dig deeper into the Rising Tide and meet the innovators at the Music Tectonics conference, October 27-29 in Santa Monica, CA! Listen to the full episode (and get conference tickets) at the links in our bio.
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You can't replace that connection @dearcalliope of @kit.better explains why physical music never really went away. Buying something from your favorite store, grabbing a souvenir at a show. It's a connection that streaming still can't replicate. This closes out our Rising Tide miniseries, digging into the 8 revenue multipliers that can grow the value of music. This week's theme: new products for music fans. Dig deeper into the Rising Tide and meet the innovators at the Music Tectonics conference, October 27-29 in Santa Monica, CA! Listen to the full episode (and get conference tickets) at the links in our bio.
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Tarun Nayar, who performs as @modernbiology101 , didn't expect this. He built the Pocket Scion to help fans recreate his plant-based music at home. What he didn't see coming was how much it would mean to actually put his name on an instrument. This closes out our Rising Tide miniseries, digging into the 8 revenue multipliers that can grow the value of music. This week's theme: new products for music fans. Dig deeper into the Rising Tide and meet the innovators at the Music Tectonics conference, October 27-29 in Santa Monica, CA! Listen to the full episode (and get conference tickets) at the links in our bio.
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We asked fans if they bought a CD this past year. Their answer surprised us Jaime Marconette of @luminate_data has the data to prove it: Gen Z and millennials are buying CDs again, but only about half of them have a CD player. It's more about owning something they can hold display, and show off as a fan. This closes out our Rising Tide miniseries, digging into the 8 revenue multipliers that can grow the value of music. This week's theme: new products for music fans. Dig deeper into the Rising Tide and meet the innovators at the Music Tectonics conference, October 27-29 in Santa Monica, CA! Listen to the full episode (and get conference tickets) at the links in our bio.
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"Growing the value of music starts with giving fans something that they value" Physical music isn't a nostalgia play anymore. @dearcalliope of @kit.better breaks down the real numbers behind the resurgence, and why fans are buying more vinyl, CDs, and new hybrid formats than ever. This closes out our Rising Tide miniseries, digging into the 8 revenue multipliers that can grow the value of music. This week's theme: new products for music fans. Dig deeper into the Rising Tide and meet the innovators at the Music Tectonics conference, October 27-29 in Santa Monica, CA! Listen to the full episode (and get conference tickets) at the links in our bio.
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The music industry could be leaving as much as $9 billion on the table. @magisformagic, founder and CEO of @even.biz, breaks down @goldmansachs Music in the Air report, which puts the super fan opportunity at $4.5 billion, and makes the case for why the real number is actually much higher once you count fans who live on social media instead of streaming platforms. This is part of our Rising Tide miniseries, digging into the 8 revenue multipliers that can grow the value of music. This week, we're focusing on direct-to-fan and how much money artists are leaving on the table by skipping it.  Dig deeper into the Rising Tide and meet the innovators at the Music Tectonics conference, October 27-29 in Santa Monica, CA! Listen to the full episode (and get conference tickets) at the links in our bio.
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