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The Artist Economy

The Artist Economy is a music-industry newsletter (with 16K+ subscribers) written by Toronto-based artist manager, sync representative, and music entrepreneur Joel Gouveia. It targets artists, managers, and operators who want to build more sustainable careers outside—or in spite of—the traditional record label and streaming system. Pieces advocate ideas such as user-centric or “fan-powered” royalties and paid artist-fan tiers on streaming platforms.

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Built for artists, labels, and industry execs who want to take action — not just read about it — Hype Drop Club is a free newsletter, resource hub, and WhatsApp group packed with music marketing resources, industry insights, and strategies. Curated by London-based music marketing exec Karma Bertelsen, it covers everything from running ads and […]

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MINT is a German-language magazine published bi-monthly and dedicated entirely to vinyl culture. It’s a meticulously researched, collector‑oriented publication launched in 2015 and now considered the country’s most authoritative print voice on records, pressing culture, collecting, and Hi‑Fi. There are deep-dive reportages on topics like counterfeits, bootlegs, pressing plant issues, sustainability, collector psychology and forensic […]

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VinylRecordPress.media is a curated global directory connecting artists, labels and music managers with vinyl record pressing plants, audio cassette manufacturers, CD duplicators, lathe-cut record producers and specialist services. From mastering, lacquer and DMM cutting to full vinyl production, it brings together the practical resources needed to bring physical music releases to life.

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