The influence of the Music industry

The influence of the music industry

Mila Nieuwland
Lara van Son
Tv3b
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The influence of the music industry

Mila Nieuwland
Lara van Son
Tv3b

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Who is your favourite music artist?

Slide 2 - Mind map


Why we chose our subject

Slide 3 - Slide

Our head and sub questions
Head question:
What is the influence of the music industry on an artists career?
Sub questions:
  • What are different jobs at the music industry?
  • How do record labels profit from artists?
  • How does the music industry restrict artists?
  • What is the difference between men and women in the music industry? 
  • Does the music industry/management interfere with artists personal lifes?
 






Slide 4 - Slide

Introduction
  • Different jobs 
  • Financial  Life 
  • Personal Life  

Slide 5 - Slide

Jobs within the music industry

Slide 6 - Mind map

Slide 7 - Slide

Are your fans the most important factor of getting famous?
yes!
N0

Slide 8 - Poll

Record labels
  • Investment
  • Publishing
  • Guidance
  • Deals

Slide 9 - Slide

Imagine you are a singer with your own songs, how will you get famous?

Slide 10 - Open question

The actual road to succes:
  1. Prove your talent
  2. Find a label to finance you
  3. Pay back debts
  4. Hope your music makes it 

Slide 11 - Slide

Slide 12 - Video

The music industry: before
  • Expect a lot of no's
  • Shelve placing if no succes 

Slide 13 - Slide

The music industry: after


  • 360° deal
  • Less shelving

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Artists opinions on the 360° deal

‘Two days after Prince announced that he would release his new album HitNRun exclusively to Tidal, the singer revealed the reason he is sidestepping a record label and offering the LP directly through Jay Z’s streaming service. “Record contracts are just like — I’m gonna say the word – slavery,” Prince said. “I would tell any young artist… don’t sign.” 

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“On the other hand you want that because if I'm an artist on Def Jam, and my album didn't sell that well, back in the day a label was so quick to shelf you. But now if he had a 360 deal, the label will say, Aight let's at least throw him on tour, let's at least make money off them like that. And now you're eating and the labels eating. And everyone's happy.” 
‘During his tweet spree, Kanye referred to the music industry as a "modern day slave ship" and said that he refused to watch his "people be enslaved." And while his slavery comparison might seem characteristically sensational, he's definitely not the first person to call out the industry's exploitation of Black artists, nor use the analogy of slavery in this context.’ 

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influence on opinion and mental status:
  • eating dissorders
  • gender inequality 
  • silenced opinions

Slide 17 - Slide

how many percent of celebrities struggle(d) with eating dissorders ?
A
32%
B
50%
C
80%
D
66%

Slide 18 - Quiz

Known cases of eating dissorders in the music industry
  • Taylor Swift 
  • Zayn Malik
  • Demi Lovato
  • Elthon John

Slide 19 - Slide

Gender inequality
  • carreer length
  •  assumptions/ stereotypes
  • pay checks

Slide 20 - Slide

So, who was this guy again?

Slide 21 - Open question

It's up to you where you end up
The Ideal 
music job

Slide 22 - Slide

Conclusion
  • Every. Where.
  • Most financial influence from label agencies
  • Personal influence from producers and management
  • Influence isn't always negative 

Slide 23 - Slide