MacMusic  |  PcMusic  |  440 Software  |  440 Forums  |  440TV  |  Zicos
could
Search

“Never let your publishing go. You look at where your songs could end up; you could get a couple of million each time your song is used in an advertisement”: The best advice music industry Sharon Osbourne has ever been given

Sunday June 8, 2025. 04:03 PM , from Keyboard Magazine
She also talks about the rejection that spurred Ozzfest
Read more at Keyboard Magazine
https://www.musicradar.com/music-industry/never-let-your-publishing-go-you-look-at-where-your-songs-...

Related News

could “Never let your publishing go. You look at where your songs could end up; you could get a couple of million each time your song is used in an advertisement”: The best music industry advice Sharon Osbourne has ever been given Keyboard MagazineJun 8
music “It wasn’t just my decision to fire Ozzy. It was a band decision. It was either we break up or we carry on without him”: Tony Iommi says they had to get rid of Ozzy Osbourne to make Black Sabbath great again Keyboard MagazineJun 8
advice Jamming with Latency — A Time-Shifted Online Performance Source ElementsJun 7
never "They should’ve been honoured. It would have sounded better than any rubbish song they wrote": The unbelievable story of Aphex Twin's laziest remix Keyboard MagazineJun 7
used Music Business News Last Week: AI Scams, Short-lived hits, More Music Think TankJun 7
best “When I'm listening to Dear Prudence or those other great Beatles songs, you’re aware of what the bass is doing. That doesn’t happen with the Stones”: Why Gene Simmons calls Paul McCartney the king of bassists Keyboard MagazineJun 7
industry Live Music News: NIVA, EVA, Top Drawer, Concert Stuff & More Music Think TankJun 6
given How to use Physical Music Sales, Merch to build a Loyal Fanbase Music Think TankJun 6
ever Why songs are peaking faster and then fading away Music Think TankJun 6
osbourne  ”TaTa is a living, learning, autonomous music artist built with AI. She’s the first artist of a new generation”: Timbaland just created an entirely artificial artist and its debut single is out soon Keyboard MagazineJun 6
sharon "No complicated signal routing, no phase issues, no stress": Time Off Audio's Dime [ms] makes mid/side easy Keyboard MagazineJun 6
song “I wrote Manchild on a random Tuesday with Amy and Jack”: Is synth-pop-country a genre? Sabrina Carpenter’s new single suggests that is, and she’s positioning it as a song of the summer contender Keyboard MagazineJun 6
advertisement FREE: DJFX multi-effect plugin by W.A. Production (limited time) Rekkerd.orgJun 5
look Why DIY Live Music Spaces are more important than ever Music Think TankJun 5
time 46 Industry Pros named to Leadership Music Class of 2026 Music Think TankJun 5
could "I loved it so much that I hunted down the synths he used": Ethel Cain's ethereal new song features a Yamaha DX7S heard on the Twin Peaks soundtrack Keyboard MagazineJun 5
music “They start the song and then they just… it feels like a run-on sentence to me. I can’t find the hook. I can’t find the chorus. It just keeps on going, and then it ends”: Barry Manilow says that songwriting has changed, but he won’t be changing with it Keyboard MagazineJun 5
advice Simple Guide to Music Copyrights and Royalties [Drew Thurlow] Music Think TankJun 5
never “I got to know her music pretty well, Houdini and the like. I just think she’s great and it was such a great thing to get up with her. The band were fantastic - they played it really well”: Neil Finn on how his unlikely duet with Dua Lipa came about Keyboard MagazineJun 5
used “I'm never going to get there. I might get to where I can try to, and I'm not going to give up. I'm going to try”: Huey Lewis hasn’t given up on making new music Keyboard MagazineJun 5
News copyright owned by their original publishers | Copyright © 2004 - 2025 Zicos / 440Network
115 sources
Daily News
Headlines
Magazines
Specialized
Blogs
Pro Tools
Guitar
Industry
Musicians
Software Downloads
Audio Companies
Current Date
Jun, Sun 8 - 21:10 CEST