Creative Convergence: Artists as Labels
More and more, artists are leaving one part of the label world for another. They are no longer interested in "getting signed" or "doing a label deal". Artists are now starting their own label entities and with autonomy must come the structural and financial realities of controlling your own destiny. In this panel artists who own their own labels will present details on the benefits and challenges to being their own bosses. We'll discuss how to balance creativity and entrepreneurship, what skills they needed to add to their toolbox, what they decide to outsource and when partnering with a label might make sense.
Presenters
Anna Vogelzang
Artist
Anna Vogelzang
Anna Vogelzang has been making songs since 2000, playing them in public since 2003, and driving them around the country since 2007. Her melody-driven, multi-instrumental folk-pop ballads have been ...
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Co-Exec Dir
Cash Music
Executive director of CASH Music. Also. label manager of Bikini Kill Records, bass player of Hurry Up, DJ Magic Beans, and member of Portland DJ troupe Strange Babes.
Molly Neuman
Head of Music
Kickstarter
Zack Gershen
VP of Digital Mktg & Strategy
mtheory
VP of Digital Marketing & Strategy at mtheory.
Mtheory is an artist development, marketing, strategy and operations infrastructure designed for artist managers. In a rapidly evolving industry ...
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