Nov 5, 2018
Outlaw You by Shooter Jennings - Directed by Blake Judd
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Outlaw You by Shooter Jennings - Directed by Blake Judd
Earlier today, Twitter launched its new #music service, which aims to help you find and listen to music, based on artists you follow, and what other Twitter users are listening to.
They claim:
Twitter and music go great together. People share and discover new songs and albums every day. Many of the most-followed accounts on Twitter are musicians, and half of all users follow at least one musician. This is why artists turn to Twitter first to connect with their fans — and why we wanted to find a way to surface songs people are tweeting about.
To talk more about Twitter #music, and online music discovery more broadly, we called up Jay Frank.
Jay is the author of two books about making and marketing music in the digital age: FutureHit.DNA and Hack Your Hit. He's also the founder of DigSin, a record company focused on digital singles.
(download mp3)
This is the best response I've read so far in the Emily White vs Cracker debate.
Jay Frank On How To Create Hits & Building A Next-Gen Record Label