Description |
1 online resource |
Contents |
Industry and music -- Music and industry -- Musicians in four dimensions -- Artist managers -- Music companies and music industry -- Music contracts and music industry -- Music industry : working alliances -- Digitization and music industry |
Summary |
Representing a novel approach to the music industry, this book focuses on it as a process rather than an institution. This process is generated between musicians, artist managers and music companies as they seek to convert original texts created by musicians into successful symbolic goods. The book establishes an historic context for this work in the rise of Music Hall, and traces the links between the informal and tacit knowledge generated by music entrepreneurs in the nineteenth century to present-day brand conscious stars such as Jay-Z and BeyonĨ. Michael L. Jones discusses the practices of artist managers and the changes in recording contracts which have seen the rise of the '360 degree deal' as one of the key consequences of the impact of digitization on the recording industry |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
Notes |
Print version record |
Subject |
Music trade.
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Music industry.
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Music.
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ART -- Business Aspects.
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Media Studies.
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Music trade
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Media studies.
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Music.
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Music industry.
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Music reviews & criticism.
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Industry.
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Form |
Electronic book
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ISBN |
9781137027061 |
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1137027061 |
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9780230291485 |
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0230291481 |
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