Music Episodes

Full Episode Download https://payhip.com/b/jQzGO While major label artists are going viral for realizing they are millions in debt to predatory 360 contracts, Middle Georgia’s own Snow NoLove is dropping a masterclass on true independence. On this episode of Music and Business Talk, Snow sits down to discuss how she flipped the script on the traditional rap trajectory. After retiring from her corporate career at age 35, she invested $20,000 of her own capital into her music, paid off her home an...

Atlanta, GA We sat down with Florida hip-hop collective Mobb Full of Bosses (MFB, LLC) to break down the blueprint for independent rap entrepreneurs. We explored how they fund studio time, manage logistics, and structure responsibilities as a team. Sie Yung pulled back the curtain on his artist distribution deal with Universal Music Group (UMG). He explained why retaining your masters beats a traditional 360 record contract and shared the visual strategy behind his Atlanta video shoot for 'Yurrp...

This is a limited-edition full audio episode exclusively on apple podcasts: The music industry is lying to you. In this episode of Music and Business Talk, we sit down with Jack McCarthy, Co-founder of IndieX and Indepreneur, to expose how major record labels use the illusion of stardom to trap artists—and how you can break free by building a profitable e-commerce business. Jack shares his incredible journey from answering a social media ad in the Philadelphia music scene to touring as a guit...

In this episode of Music and Business Talk, we sit down with Terry Moorer, a resilient music industry veteran who has spent over 35 years navigating the heights of the business while overcoming the challenges of cerebral palsy. Terry shares the fascinating story of his rapid rise—from interning to landing a paid role in Radio Promotion, only to be pivoted into Public Relations just two weeks later. We dive deep into the lessons Terry learned early on, most notably that relationships are the ulti...

Our interview with Pryce Jones brought us back to the essence of hip hop. The New York lyricist—now calling Virginia home—grew up studying bars, penning meaningful songs, and staying true to the craft. His talent took him to stages with VIC and into collaborations with notable artists, but what made fans connect with him was also what made him take a step back. Pryce never wanted to chase gimmicks, even when those tracks brought him fame. Now, he’s returning with a renewed purpose: creating time...