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Headliner.FM and Mike More [Interview]

Headliner.FM and Mike More [Interview]

By Ryan Van Etten on 03/27/2011

3OH!3 singer Sean Foreman performs in California in 2009. 3OH!3 reportedly reached “3.7 million fans via 304 different artists” through Headliner.fm. “Promotion on the social web was broken. We wanted to see if we could make it better.” –Mike More, Headliner.fm co-founder. This interview was a long time coming. Mike More (@mikemore)

Posted in Interviews, Music, Music Flux, News | Tagged 3OH!3, Bill Cromie, business, collaborative promotion, Facebook, fan trading, Headliner.fm, history, internet, Jonas Brothers, Mike More, music startup, MySpace, Nabbr, Nabbr history, promotion, recommendations, Sean Foreman, service, social media, social music, startup story, startups, status updates, syndication, Twitter, viral promotion | 1 Response

GigsWiz: A Ticket Promoter’s Dream

GigsWiz: A Ticket Promoter’s Dream

By Ryan Van Etten on 02/15/2011

GigsWiz officially launches in the U.S. today. Members of the team will be sharing detail about the service with an announcement at NMS in Los Angeles today. Last week I had the chance to talk on Skype with Joonas Pekkanen, one of the three co-founders. GigsWiz is a ticket promotion service that aims to solve [...]

Posted in Music, Music Flux, News | Tagged David Hazan, event promotion, Facebook, GigsWiz, Helsinki, Joonas Pekkanen, Juuso Vermasheinä, Kai Lemmetty, launch, Live Nation, music startup, New Music Seminar, NMS LA 2011, promotion, social media, ticketing, Ticketmaster, video | Leave a response

Price Point Game

Price Point Game

By Ryan Van Etten on 12/30/2010

The median price point on RocketHub…and other crowdfunding platforms for that matter…is 20 bucks. … Make your $20 price point really jump off the shelf. –Brian Meece, RocketHub co-founder. Crowdfunding website RocketHub was launched in January 2010 by three musicians/entrepreneurs—Brian Meece, Vladimir Vukicevic, and Jed Cohen. (tonic.com)  Meece was speaking above in his August 2010 [...]

Posted in Discussion, Interviews, Music, Music Flux, News | Tagged 2010-2011 blizzard series, Apple, Brian Meece, business, CDBaby, chart, comparison, creative projects, crowdfunding, crowdfunding campaigns, crowdsourcing, DIY, DIY Musician Podcast, fan funding, interview, ipod, iPod comparison, Jed Cohen, market research, marketing, money, music math, music startup, MusicBiz, package deals, price points, price variation, pricing, quote, RocketHub, Shamal Ranasinghe, startups, stats, Topspin, transcription, Vladimir Vukicevic | Leave a response

BandApp: Your Band, In Their Pocket [Launch]

BandApp: Your Band, In Their Pocket [Launch]

By Ryan Van Etten on 12/09/2010

UK startup BandApp is hell-bent on becoming the indie mobile replacement for MySpace and record labels. Similar in concept to Sound Around (now part of ReverbNation) or MobBase, BandApp’s monthly service gives musicians a platform to create and manage their own iPhone apps. But BandApp is taking a different approach in that they’re sidelining the [...]

Posted in Apps, iPhone Apps, Music, Music Flux, News | Tagged A (band), Adam Perry (The Yin), app services, app stores, bandapp, Daniel Carter, DIY, indie, industry news, interaction, iPhone, iTunes, launch, mobile, mobile music, music startup, shareability, social media, social music, startup story, startups, The Blackout, The Bloodhound Gang, unsigned bands, video, We Are The Ocean, Zebrahead | Leave a response

Sound Around: 2 Bros, 1 Mission.

Sound Around: 2 Bros, 1 Mission.

By Ryan Van Etten on 06/22/2010

The story of the new mobile music startup, Sound Around, starts in 2009, in a little place called Raleigh, North Carolina, where brothers Scott and Steve Klein had been brainstorming tech startup ideas. Both were students at NC State, but with opposite majors—nearly yin and yang. Add entrepreneurial DNA, and they’re Pinky and The Brain.

Posted in Apps, Editorial, iPhone Apps, Music, Music Flux, Narrative, News, Popular | Tagged acquisition, app services, business, development, entrepreneurs, indie, interaction, iPhone, Lauchbox Digital, MobBase, mobile, mobile dev, mobile music, music apps, music startup, NC State, Pinky and The Brain, platform, resources, ReverbNation, service, smartphones, social music, Sound Around, startup story, startups, story-driven, TechStars | 2 Responses

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