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Ways To Not Go Broke As A New Artist And How The Music Industry Really Works | Rules To This Sh!T

2019-01-18T22:05:59.504Z

In episode 102 of Rules To This Sh!t, music industry members such as D Dot, LV, Too $hort, Nipsey Hussle, Common and more discuss how the music industry really works, how to make and keep money as a new artist and who to trust as you go to the top.

Fantastic Negrito / C-Store Sessions / Swisher Sweets Artist Project

2018-06-07T22:02:10.321Z

Fantastic Negrito performing "It's A Long Long Road" for Part 2 of 3 - episode #5 of Convenience Store Sessions as part of the Swisher Artist Project. Fantas...

Khafre Jay on Under SF: Survival of the Artist (Episode 4)

2016-11-15T23:27:08.381Z

Khafre Jay on Under SF: Survival of the Artist (Episode 4)

Alika & Nueva Alianza - "Jengibre": SXSW 2014 Showcasing Artist

2015-02-12T19:00:45.305Z

She's a worthy representative of the Latin American dancehall scene, an iconic figure of the fight against injustices and violence in the Argentine and Latin American "barrios"...
Alika started her career in 1994 with a band, but she quickly took wing and set up a solo career which leaded herself beyond her expectations! Recognized too as an hip hop artist, Alika wakes the reggae world in Argentina with engaged lyrics, breathtaking energy and remarkable stage presence. A Molotov cocktail which almost crossed the entire planet !
Even the genius Mad Professor has a curious hear and started to be interested by this tiny woman with a bright future! He will produce her 5th album in 2009, a jewel which convinced the genre experts and permitted her to expend her talent in all over the world.

Coolio: Tommy Boy Records Purposely Sobotages Every Artist

2014-11-30T01:54:20.682Z

Coolio explained why he thinks that Tommy Boy Records sabotaged his, and many other artists' third albums in this clip from his exclusive interview with VladTV.
Coolio detailed how he and numerous other artists like Queen Latifah and Naughty by Nature went either Platinum or Double Platinum on their first two albums, but then sold minuscule numbers on their third albums. He believes that Tommy Boy Records purposely sabotaged their artists' third albums in order to minimize the amount of money they'd have to pay them, and also to limit the artist's financial power.