The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Thursday, Sept. 24
Just gotta throw this out there: as soon as I heard this new single from Arkansas native Jaymes Brass, I knew we had a worthy Daily Spinn on our hands.
Hear Thursday’s Daily SpinnCategory Archives: news
‘Live from the 615’ Offers Artists High-Quality Live Streaming Opportunities
Helping Our Music Evolve (HOME), Underground Music Collective (UMC), and Center 615 are on a mission to make live streaming make sense for the Nashville music community. Live from the 615 is a weekly opportunity for artists and community partners to execute high-quality live broadcast productions – without breaking their pockets.
Learn MoreDecide Your Path Forward (UMC Real Talk)
Times of abrupt transition can leave us with the question, “where do I go from here?”
Within these times, however, is the opportunity to discover that answer for ourselves.
Get Some Real Talk!The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Wednesday, Sept. 23
When COVID-19 shut Nashville’s nightlife scene down, bachelorettes everywhere were certainly devastated by the news.
For our genre-fluid friends in Spirits Republic, however, it was an opportunity to tell an exciting story, full of twists and turns!
Hear Wednesday’s Daily SpinnUMC20: Equinox Jams! (Sept. 22, 2020)
Happy fall! Or, happy autumn. Whatever you want to call it, it’s here.
Listen to UMC20The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Tuesday, Sept. 22
Who’s in the mood for some “Strawberry Milkshakes?”
Hear Tuesday’s Daily SpinnOn ‘Don’t Look Too Close,’ Natalie Schlabs Emphasizes Raw, Unfiltered Self-Acceptance
Photo credit: Fairlight Hubbard
We’ve been following Natalie Schlabs along the journey to her forthcoming album, Don’t Look Too Close, for much of 2020.
Now, the title track is here, and it’s here to encourage us to accept our honest, unfiltered selves.
Watch the VideoThe Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Monday, Sept. 21
“Am I more than what I’ve been,
Or is there something we’ve missed?
Am I alright with nothing changing?
Am I alright with staying just like this?”
HOME School Presents: Expect the Unexpected
On Wednesday night, our community partners at Helping Our Music Evolve hosted a ‘HOME School’ panel discussion, featuring three Nashville-area entertainment attorneys who discussed some of the most common pitfalls they see when helping the music community navigate their legal hurdles:
- Artist and band name trademarks.
- Clearance, sometimes holding up — or even nullifying — record deals or licensing agreements.
- Splits and reconciliation, including accounting errors of collaborators and companies.
- Protecting intellectual property — especially now, that there is so much remote work.
- Force Majeure and COVID’s impact on the importance of this standard clause.
Watch this replay featuring HOME founder Logan Crowell and special guest panelists Colin Maher, Ryan Noormohamed, and Zach Gainous, who share insight and information that will help you prepare your music business for the best possible future outcomes.
Watch the Replay!‘Songbird’: A Record Inspired by Transgression and Trespass by Izzy Heltai
Massachusetts’ indie-folk artist Izzy Heltai brings us “Songbird,” a record inspired by transgression and trespass.
Check it Out