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Glenford Robinson
NYC
I am an Mstardom.com Affiliate
Interests: I am interested in light programing, webmastering, creating great music, and chatting with friends and fans.
Recent Activity
Your music blog is now the official music blog on Mstardom.com, a music entertainment and news site. Keep posting amazing music industry news blogs; our members and visitors are definitely reading.
Thanks!
The Steady Decline Of MySpace
MySpace's sloppy layouts and big brother corporate ownership has made it an easy target. But its hard to deny that for the last few years MySpace has been one of the most useful sites for garnering new fans and general band to fan interaction. But things are changing. Slowly but steadily pag...
This is definitely a good start for any recent graduate of a music productions degree.
Help Wanted: Music Studio Assistant
The latest addition to the Hypebot Music Industry Job Board is for a full time music studio production assistant. This NYC based position's duties will include providing support for composers and recording artists, posting music and video to an FTP site with audio mixing and editing involv...
This is very contradicting; one set of experts claimed that the music industry was moving toward the single song download trend, and now another set of experts is claiming the opposite. Who should we believe?
eMusic Swims Against The Single Track Tidal Wave
eMusic is reporting that full album downloads accounted for 72% of the subscription download site's sales last year. eMusic users "have consistently purchased more complete albums than individual tracks for the last several years, with full albums accounting for an average of about 69% of tot...
Glenford Robinson is now following Zachary Quinto
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Glenford Robinson is now following Metric
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Glenford Robinson is now following Ryan Star
Sep 5, 2009
I am so happy that people are becoming aware of the record labels' decreasing power over the music industry. Thanks to the internet, the music industry game is now played at a level playing field. The majors no longer rule the roof. Independents are now making hay while the majors struggle to sell albums. This is good for everyone; an artist doesn't need to have a record deal to make millions any more. All an artist has to do is create great music, develop a fan base, and sell song downloads to fans from his/her website. I love it!! There are sites where artist can accomplish that. www.mstardom.com or www.myspacestardom.com are good choices.
Album Sales Continue Downward Spiral
Billboard shares an analysis of the latest bad news on the music sales front. The highlights (low points?) include: Album sales were down 18.1% compared to last year, 31% compared to '07 The July 5 week period 6/28 - 8/1 was down 10.3% compared to the same period in '08 and 22.8% vs. '07. ...
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