New Post: Billie Eilish Ties Record for Most Hot Rock & Alternative Songs No. 1s - https://lnkd.in/gSzQMx4c - Billie Eilish ties Imagine Dragons for the most No. 1s – five each – in the 15-year history of Billboard’s Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart, as “Birds of a Feather” lifts to the top of the Aug. 17-dated survey. “Birds of a Feather” reigns via 31.8 million radio audience impressions, 22.4 million official U.S. streams and 4,000 downloads sold in the week ending Aug. 8, according to Luminate. Related What Does the Success of Charli XCX’s and Billie Eilish’s ‘Guess’ Remix Mean for the Rest of ‘Brat… 08/13/2024 The song follows “Lunch,” which ruled for a week in June, as Eilish’s second leader from her album Hit Me Hard and Soft, released in May. Eilish first hit No. 1 on Hot Rock & Alternative Songs with “My Future” in 2020 and returned to the top with “Happier Than Ever” in 2021 and “What Was I Made For?” in 2023. Eilish now shares the record for the most leading titles despite often not being eligible for the tally at the onset of her career, as prior to June 2020, the ranking reflected songs specifically within the confines of the rock genre; since then, it has incorporated alternative music that may have roots in a genre other than rock, such as pop, dance and more. Most No. 1s, Hot Rock & Alternative Songs:5, Billie Eilish5, Imagine Dragons4, Twenty One Pilots3, Zach Bryan3, Foo Fighters3, Linkin Park Concurrently, “Birds of a Feather” lifts 2-1 on Hot Alternative Songs, likewise marking her fifth leader. Since the chart began in 2020, only Noah Kahan, Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift also boast more than one leader, with two apiece. As previously reported, “Birds of a Feather” becomes Eilish’s first No. 1 on both the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S. charts. On the all-genre Billboard Hot 100, “Birds of a Feather” leaps 10-7 for a new high as the chart’s top Airplay Gainer. “Birds of a Feather” debuted at No. 4 on Hot Rock & Alternative Songs upon the chart arrival of Hit Me Hard and Soft. It has steadily risen since, with eight weeks at No. 2 prior to its coronation, thanks at first to attention on TikTok, followed by gains on radio, where it’s followed “Lunch” as the LP’s latest promoted single. It jumps 11-8 on the Pop Airplay list dated Aug. 17 and 25-16 on Adult Pop Airplay. Hit Me Hard and Soft debuted at No. 1 on the Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart dated June 1 and has reigned for eight weeks. It has earned 1.2 million equivalent album units to date. -
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better to listen to the music of “The Fray” - an American rock band To illustrate this post, on “keeping out of the fray”, I used the picture THE FRAY Music Album Concert T-shirt, priced at US $16.99 – and available through eBay (https://lnkd.in/gCVjNhV2). “The Fray” is an American rock band formed in Denver, Colorado, in 2002. Known for their distinctive blend of piano-driven rock and heartfelt lyrics, they gained immense popularity in the mid-2000s. the “strategy” Needless to say, being involved in the “fray” is a wretched situation to be in. “keeping out of the fray” is a Contemporary Health Tourism “strategy” employed for the following “wise” reasons: · “preservation of energy” – participating in the “fray” is wasteful and “draining” - by stepping back, you conserve energy for more productive pursuits · avoiding damage to reputation – getting “embroiled” in the fray results in reputational damage · focus on priorities – getting embroiled in the “fray” is a distraction – keep out and concentrate on your goals and objectives · clarity of thought – by distancing yourself from the “imbroglio”, you view things from a clearer perspective, allowing for more rational decision-making · gathering information – observing “the situation” from a distance provides valuable insights and perspectives I have been “advising” - stay out of the fray and steer clear of ego-trippers - both are associated with rat races and bandwagons. Generally, those choosing to be embroiled in “frays”, belong to the “rough-and-tumble” world of “red oceans” and “cut-throat competition”. The term “fray” refers to a situation of conflict, disagreement or argument. Basically, it describes a messy and uncontrolled situation, where there's tension and hostility. “keeping out of” means staying away from something or avoiding involvement. So, when you put them together, "keeping out of the fray" means choosing not to participate in a conflict or argument. Stated a little differently, "keeping out of the fray" means “staying out of it”, while others are engaged in a heated nonsensical and pointless “battle or disagreement”. #Fray #OutOfTheFray #Fracas #Conflict #Disagreement #Argument #Tension #Hostility #Competition #RedOcean #HealthTourism #ht8 #ContemporaryHealthTourism #InternetCenturyHealthTourism #Constantinides #EMVIO #Health #LinkedIn #LinkedInArticles #LinkedInPosts #Tourism #Travel #Hospitality #ExCtu #ContemporaryMedicalTourism #ConventionalMedicalTourism #MedicalTourism #MedicalTourismLite #DentalTourism #SpaTourism #WellnessTourism #SportsTourism #CulinaryTourism #AccessibleTourism #AssistedResidentialTourism #Wellness #MedicalTravel #TreatmentAbroad #OutboundMedicalTourism #CriticalEye #CriticalThinking
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Fantastic news today as the Liverpool City Region is announced as a £6.75m UKRI Creative Cluster for the Music sector. Led by the University of Liverpool and Liverpool John Moores, Music Futures will supercharge the region’s already thriving music sector. The IPMs Dr Mathew Flynn was involved in the bid and will be integral to the project moving forward! Read more here:https://lnkd.in/eTH2tHsj
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🚀 Burna Boy: A True Global Music Icon and Inspiration From the heart of Nigeria to the world stage, Burna Boy has carved a legacy as one of the most influential African artists today. His Afro-fusion style—melding Afrobeat, reggae, dancehall, and pop—has not only resonated with millions but has also positioned African music on the global map. 🌍 Burna Boy's Music Achievements Grammy Award for Best Global Music Album (2021) with his album "Twice as Tall" Multiple wins at the BET Awards, MOBO Awards, and MTV Europe Music Awards Historic performances at Coachella 2019, Madison Square Garden 2022, and the 2023 UEFA Champions League Final Hit singles like "Ye", "Last Last", and "Anybody" that continue to break barriers worldwide As a coach and mentor, I’m constantly inspired by Burna Boy’s journey. His success underscores the power of authenticity, perseverance, and embracing your unique voice. 💡 Just like Burna Boy leveraged his cultural roots to shape a global career, I believe each of us can tap into our unique skills and knowledge to build something impactful—whether in music, business, or any other field. 🌟 🔑 Key Takeaways: 1. Consistency and hard work are key to achieving success, no matter where you start. 2. Authenticity and staying true to your roots will set you apart from the competition. 3. Celebrate your wins, but also learn from the challenges along the way. Let’s continue to #BuildBig and create opportunities that impact the world. 🌍🔥
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So the music industry is booming, but unfortunately, according to The Times, most artists are still struggling to make ends meet. Something we've known HyperTribe for a while. 99% of developing musicians struggle to generate a living wage. As an advocate for innovation in the music industry, I believe that most artists are missing out on the true potential of their music. By exploring new tech platforms and mediums to generate revenue, artists can create sustainable income streams and gain the recognition they deserve. The good news is that direct-to-fan is going mainstream, as demonstrated by major artist Pharrell's latest album release yesterday. However, building the first few thousand fans is a diverse personal journey that requires individualised attention. At HyperTribe, we understand this in-depth and know that there is no one-size-fits-all solution. #Innovation, #DirectToFan, #SustainableIncomeForArtists. #MusicIndustry #HyperTribe #ArtistSuccess *Bear with me, as I am dyslexic, so typos may occur!
There has never been more music made — but most artists go hungry
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In recent years, we have witnessed a remarkable resurgence of vinyl in the pop and jazz music scenes. However, the classical music market seems to be lagging behind in this trend. Our latest blog post explores this intriguing phenomenon, delving into the reasons why classical music enthusiasts have not fully embraced the vinyl revival. Join us as we analyze the current landscape of vinyl in classical music and consider the implications for artists and audiences alike. Discover insights that could reshape how we view the intersection of classical music and vinyl records. Read the full article here: [Vinyl Trend in Classical Music](https://ift.tt/mJNIyxk).
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The Elephant in the Room...The Truth Hurts. "Every single one's got a story to tell Everyone knows about it From the Queen of England to the Hounds of Hell" - Seven Nation Army, The White Stripes Let's face it, music industry folks get it wrong often. But mistakes and getting it wrong are key and crucial to learning and getting it right. We all have stories. When I was at V2 back in the day, went with Jeremy Pearce etc to see The White Stripes for the first time as we were looking to sign them in a big deal. They had just independently released their "White Blood Cells" album. I liked them but wasn't 100% convinced especially with the weight of the deal. Thankfully the rest of the crew saw the potential, V2 signed them, and the album they delivered, the mighty "Elephant" (featuring "Seven Nation Army") ended up being one of our label's biggest successes and The White Stripes ended up being one of my favourite groups ever. The Lesson? Surround yourself with the greatest team of really talented authentic smart music people you can find, so if you slip up and make a mistake, the others won't, and you'll all win. The big question is, what will the UK Music industry choose to learn from Raye? “Raye’s six Brit awards marked a huge vindication for the newly independent artist and rightly shamed the major label that apparently couldn’t see her potential”. #music #musicbusiness #ukmusic #truth #womenentrepreneurs #womeninmusic #musicindustry #lessonslearned
Raye’s record-breaking Brits defied the limited imaginations of the British music industry
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For airports, background music is no longer an afterthought SEATAC, Washington -- Background music is no longer an afterthought at many airp... Read More - https://lnkd.in/d_WqdjMn
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You can read my blog post for Jazz North about attending the European Jazz Conference here.
Working together to make a more inclusive and balanced music industry — Jazz North
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Stoked for CimaFunk, an artist we have been partnering with brands over the past year. He made history as the first Cuban-born artist to play Coachella and he blew the roof off the place. If you are interested to connect with his world, we have opportunities with Cima at Jazz Fest later this month. #advertising #marketing #media #socialmedia #socialinfluence #influencermarketing #music #musicmarketing #musicbusiness #musicindustry #livestream #branding #brandedcontent #contentmarketing #musicstreaming #musicmatters #socialstrategy #socialmediatrends #social #emergingartists #digitalmarketing https://lnkd.in/gEnuZzZY
Cimafunk, the kinetic Cuban artist who made Coachella history
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Check out this article that features Baron Tymas '75!
Associate Professor at Concordia University (Montréal Québec Canada), Educator, Guitarist, Composer, Visionary Artist
Great to be interviewed and cited for this article about jazz in Montreal and jazz in general. Thanks to Gabriella Meyer! https://lnkd.in/eDqqSkgt
The cultural mosaic of jazz | Fringe Arts
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