Business of Music
Songwriting: Create and sell original
compositions to artists or license them for use in commercials, TV shows, and movies.
Music Production: Produce tracks for other artists, including arranging,
recording, and mixing.
Music Licensing: License your music for use in films, TV shows, commercials,
and video games..
Touring and Live Performances: Make money through ticket sales, merchandise,
and sponsorships by performing live.
Merchandising: Design and sell merchandise such as T-shirts, posters, and
accessories related to your brand.
Music Publishing: Manage and license the use of musical compositions,
collecting royalties for songwriters.
Artist Management: Represent and guide musicians in their careers, earning a
percentage of their income.
Booking Agent: Arrange live performances and tours for artists, earning a
commission on each booking.
Concert Promotion: Organize and promote concerts and events, earning revenue
from ticket sales.
Record Label Ownership: Start your own record label and sign and promote
artists, earning a share of their sales and streaming revenue.
Music Education: Teach music lessons, workshops, or courses either privately or
through institutions.
Digital Marketing for Musicians: Assist artists in building an online presence,
managing social media, and promoting their work.
Music Event Photography/Videography: Capture moments at concerts and
events, selling your photos or videos.
Royalty Collection Agencies: Work with organizations that collect and distribute
royalties to artists.
Sound Engineering: Provide services in recording, mixing, and mastering for
musicians.
Music Technology and Software Development: Develop music-related software,
apps, or tools for musicians and industry professionals.