Baiyu - THE ONE (2013 New Song)
2013 new songs
Artists are less valuable to record labels today than in the past. Record labels was previously dedicated to the talent they earned. Before the Internet, the whole process of finding marketable talent was long, work, requiring numerous expenses and lots of time. It is easy to understand why it had been in the record label's interest to cultivate the talent they found, as opposed to keep searching for the "next big thing". Developing talent produced better artists that stayed on the market longer--based on the growing level of talent and a mutually beneficial relationship using the music label. Today, artists are now being forgotten as soon as they are being found, and being tricked into signing contracts which are nearly imprisoning. YouTube and reality TV have replaced the talent scout, allowing record labels to create relatively small investments in mediocre talent that they can then treat just like a bowl of desperate wet noodles--throw them all up against the wall, see what sticks. Repeat all over again... How has it reached this point? � The way in which labels discover talent has changed. � The way in which people purchase music has evolved. � The labels find new talent, instead of provide the talent they have. � The artist, in general, has become less valuable to some label. Alterations in the music industry have learned to be, due to the fact the labels want to survive in a world where people shall no longer be buying CDs. Previously, labels made money depending on album sales alone; however, today, labels are signing artists to "360 deals" which now only take a percentage of album sales, but also merchandise, touring, appearances, etc. Music artists and bands are suffering probably the most, quitting their work for expected profits within the 1% range. Like a music artist, will there be still a career to be enjoyed inside the record companies? Whilst it may seem like a scary time for the background music artist, there is hope, as artists are understanding how to leverage the Internet exactly the same way labels are. Through on line self-promotion, music artists can also enjoy low-cost advantages of mass exposure, enabling the largest profit margins ever. Today's successful music artist is simply as much an entrepreneur as other things. Today's artist is a, a business, up to she or he is a resource of talent. While it seems that successful people always locate a way--its encouraging to understand that music artists and bands are not any different. 2013 new songs |
