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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris shares his thoughts about vinyl vs digital music.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses his latest update about web development

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Jermaine Harris, host of the Breve Music Podcast, discusses Kendrick Lamar's performance at Superbowl 59

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Jermaine Harris, host of the Breve Music Podcast, discusses a few winners in the 2025 Grammys

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Jermaine Harris, host of the Breve Music Podcast, discusses the collaboration of Post Malone and Oreo.

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Jermaine Harris, host of the Breve Music Podcast, discusses the ban of TikTok in the United States

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Jermaine Harris, host of the Breve Music Podcast, discusses the possibility of the 2025 Grammys still going on, despite the 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the acquisition of Downtown Music Holdings by Universal Music Group. Downtown Music encompasses several sub-brands, including CD Baby, a popular platform for independent musicians, and Songtrust, the largest global royalty collection service. While Harris acknowledges the trend of consolidation in the music industry, he expresses disappointment, preferring the presence of more independent companies that can maintain their brand identity. He recognizes the challenges of independence but also the necessity of additional capital for growth. The episode concludes with holiday wishes to listeners.

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In this episode, host Jermaine Harris discusses the looming TikTok ban in the United States.

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In this episode, host Jermaine Harris further discusses the Kendrick Lamar vs Drake beef.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris reflects on his fond memories of playing Guitar Hero, a game he preferred over Rock Band due to its earlier release. He reminisces about the enjoyment he experienced both solo and with friends and family while playing. Jermaine still listens to some of the songs from the game and invites listeners to share their experiences and favorite tracks from Guitar Hero or Rock Band in the comments.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the importance of protecting one’s dreams and mental health in the face of negativity. He shares a personal experience involving a discouraging response from an applicant to his new business venture, where the individual harshly criticized his abilities. Instead of allowing this negativity to deter him, Jermaine chose to block the person and use their comments as motivation to succeed as an entrepreneur. He emphasizes that while criticism is inevitable, it shouldn’t hinder one’s pursuit of goals. The main takeaway from the episode is the importance of prioritizing mental health and not letting unconstructive feedback prevent progress.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses his unique listening habits, particularly his preference for slower music. He shares that he has always enjoyed music played at a reduced speed and has recently been experimenting with listening to tracks at 0.8 speed, finding it an appealing way to experience music differently.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the influential Australian composer Percy Grainger, born in July 1882 and passed away in February 1961. Grainger is best known for his piano arrangement of the folk song “Country Gardens,” but Jermaine highlights pieces like “Irish Tune from County Derry” and “Lincolnshire Posy” as significant works in the band repertoire. Reflecting on his personal experiences, Jermaine shares his journey through a “heavy Grainger phase” during high school and college, where he frequently listened to Grainger’s music, particularly the album “Immovable Do” by the Dallas Wind Symphony. He appreciates Grainger’s unique writing style and orchestration, which often combines piano with various ensembles, allowing listeners to enjoy the rich textures of his compositions. Harris invites listeners to share their thoughts on Grainger and their favorite pieces.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris reflects on his journey with the musical “Hamilton,” which debuted on Broadway in 2015. Initially skeptical about enjoying musicals, he was captivated when he watched it on Disney+ in 2020, appreciating both the performances and the representation of a diverse cast discussing historical themes. Since then, he has extensively listened to the Hamilton soundtrack on Spotify, ranking it among his favorite albums that year. Four years later, he continues to enjoy the music regularly and invites listeners to share their own experiences with the show.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris reflects on his musical journey and the reasons behind his decision not to attend music school. He recounts his early experiences with music, starting with piano in childhood and clarinet in sixth grade, which helped shape his identity as a musician. His passion flourished in high school, influenced by his band director, leading him to aspire to become a band director or music theory teacher. However, an undiagnosed neurological issue caused him to reconsider this path due to concerns about potential episodes while teaching. After college and treatment, he felt a renewed desire to pursue music and auditioned for a local music school, gaining admission and contemplating his lifelong dream.

Ultimately, he faced a choice between pursuing a music degree or continuing his marketing career. After attending orientation and realizing he would need to start from scratch without transferable credits, he opted to focus on marketing, influenced by financial concerns, existing student loans, and the impact on his marriage. Although he occasionally feels regret about not pursuing music school, he believes he made the right decision for himself and his family, finding satisfaction in his current job while staying connected to music theory through sharing his experiences.

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In the latest episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses recent announcements regarding the shutdown of two music platforms: TikTok Music, set to close in late November, and Warner Music Group’s distribution service, Level Music. While Harris expresses disappointment about Level Music’s closure, he admits he was not familiar with the platform prior to this news. He highlights the negative impact on artists who rely on Level Music for music distribution, as well as potential job losses for its employees. Warner Music Group is giving artists until November 18th to transfer their content to other distributors, which adds stress for DIY musicians who must now find new platforms for their music. Jermaine encourages listeners to reach out for assistance in selecting a suitable distributor.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Pink Floyd’s attempts to sell their music catalog for around $500 million over the past few years. The process faced complications due to controversial political statements made by band member Roger Waters. Recently, reports have emerged that Sony Music is interested in acquiring the rights for between $400 million and $500 million, aligning with their recent acquisitions in the music industry. The outcome of this potential sale remains to be seen.

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In the latest episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses a lawsuit involving Johnson and Johnson and Associated Production Music, a collaboration between Sony Music and Universal Music. The lawsuit stems from Johnson and Johnson using unlicensed music in approximately 80 videos shared on Facebook and YouTube. Harris expresses surprise that such a large corporation would neglect to secure proper licenses, suggesting they might prefer to pay fines rather than go through the licensing process. He notes that the potential fines could reach nearly $12 million, which is significantly more than the cost of obtaining licenses. Additionally, he raises questions about the distribution of any fines, pondering whether artists would see any compensation or if the money would solely benefit Associated Production Music.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses a lawsuit involving Spotify and 8 Mile Style, the publisher for Eminem. Filed in 2019, the lawsuit claimed that Spotify streamed Eminem’s music without proper authorization. However, the court ruled in favor of Spotify, primarily because 8 Mile Style did not send a cease and desist letter despite having years to address the issue. Harris believes this decision was justified, as the publisher missed opportunities to voice their concerns if there were legitimate grounds for the lawsuit. He expresses hope that such frivolous lawsuits will decrease in the future but acknowledges the need for accountability among streaming services.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris shares his admiration for the music of the Star Wars franchise, particularly highlighting its impact on his love for music. He reflects on how the iconic theme song and scores from various Star Wars media, including the recent video game and Disney+ shows, have influenced his appreciation for soundtracks. Harris fondly recalls watching “The Phantom Menace” as a child and enjoying the combination of action and music, emphasizing that he frequently listens to tracks from the series. He invites listeners to share their favorite Star Wars music or discuss which movie or TV show has the best soundtrack overall.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the partnership between Universal Music Group (UMG) and Meta, announced in a press release on August 12. The collaboration allows UMG’s music to be accessible on Meta’s platforms, including WhatsApp and Facebook, aiming to enhance revenue opportunities for UMG. This move comes in response to the popularity of short-form videos, a trend sparked by TikTok, as social media platforms seek to engage similar audiences. While the partnership may not significantly increase revenue for most artists and rights holders, Harris believes it represents a positive step toward making the music industry more sustainable for regular artists.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the ongoing legal issues surrounding companies UDIO and SUNO, which are being sued by major record labels for using copyrighted music to train their AI software without permission. Both companies claim that they are protected under the fair use doctrine, but the courts have yet to decide on the legality of their actions. Harris expresses his conflicting views on the matter, acknowledging the practical benefits of using copyrighted music for quicker AI training while also recognizing the ethical concerns regarding compensation for the artists and rights holders whose work is being used. He questions whether the distinction between human artists learning from others and AI mimicking styles is significant, suggesting that the central issue may revolve around financial compensation for original creators influenced by these technologies.

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In the latest episode of the Breville Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses an article that questions whether pop music has become less melodic over the years. Initially expecting a straightforward “yes,” Harris was surprised by the article’s nuanced analysis of pop music trends over the past 60 years. It highlights the evolution from doo-wop and rock in the 1950s and 60s to the current incorporation of EDM elements in modern pop. While Harris admits he may not be the best at keeping up with new music, he reflects on his experiences listening to recent Spotify playlists, suggesting that contemporary pop songs still share similarities with their predecessors, leading him to conclude that pop music is not necessarily becoming less melodic.

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In this episode, host Jermaine Harris discusses a new song that's based on the 2024 Crowdstrike Outage.

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In the latest episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses recent announcements by Spotify CEO Daniel Ek regarding an upcoming deluxe version of the platform, expected to cost between $17 and $18 per month. Harris expresses skepticism about the necessity of this price increase, particularly questioning whether it will significantly benefit artists who produce high-fidelity music. He criticizes Spotify’s decision to withhold royalty payments for songs that receive fewer than 1,000 streams annually, arguing that this policy unjustly retains earnings that artists should rightfully receive, regardless of the number of listens their music garners.

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In the latest episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the surprising news that 14 NBA teams are facing lawsuits for using copyrighted music without permission in their promotional content and on social media. Harris expresses his astonishment that a prominent organization like the NBA would make such an oversight, suggesting that they should have proper checks in place or at least some form of blanket licensing with music publishers. The situation raises questions about the reasons behind these legal challenges, especially given the recent trend of major record labels, including Sony, Universal Music, and Warner Music, pursuing lawsuits against AI music generation companies. Overall, the episode highlights ongoing legal tensions within the music industry.

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In the Breve Music Podcast hosted by Jermaine Harris, the discussion revolves around the legal issues facing AI music generation companies UDO and SUNO, who are being sued by major record labels for potentially using unlicensed copyrighted music to train their AI systems. The key concern for music publishing companies is whether these companies are infringing on copyrights. While the fair use doctrine might offer a defense, it remains unclear if this will be the chosen approach. There are concerns that music generated by these platforms closely resembles existing artists’ work, raising questions about potential copyright infringement. Despite the uncertainty, the outcome of this legal battle could pave the way for more artists to utilize such platforms legally without fear of copyright lawsuits from major publishing companies.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, hosted by Jermaine Harris, he expresses his admiration for Spotify’s podcast and music streaming services. He particularly praises Spotify’s recommendations algorithm, sharing an amusing anecdote about a coincidence involving the TV show “The Boys,” actor Jack Quaid, and a song called “Time in a Bottle” from the movie “X-Men: Days of Future Past.” Jermaine reflects on how Spotify’s Discover Weekly playlist recommended the same song he had been thinking about recently, even though his recent listening habits did not align with that song. He muses on the effectiveness of Spotify’s algorithm in predicting his preferences, despite the seemingly random recommendation.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris introduces his new course titled "The Weekly Composer Course".

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In this episode of The Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses TikTok's plan to acquire and invest in music rights, as reported by the Music Business Worldwide website. The social media platform is seeking to hire a music content investment lead and a music content investment manager to assist in acquiring copyrights for songs. This move is strategic for TikTok as it could potentially lead to increased revenue from lucrative music copyrights, especially if a song becomes popular. By owning more music on their platform, TikTok can reduce its reliance on major publishing companies. Even a small percentage of TikTok videos using music owned by the platform could significantly impact savings over time due to the platform’s massive daily viewership.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Twitch’s recent deal with major music publishers like UMG, Warner Music Group, and Sony Music, allowing DJs to use copyrighted music legally on the platform. This development benefits DJs financially and provides more exposure for artists. The revenue split is currently 50/50 between DJs and Twitch, though details about payments to rights holders are unclear. Jermaine is excited about this opportunity for creators to earn more money and speculates on whether other platforms like YouTube will follow suit.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Spotify’s recent price increases. The solo plan is going up by $1 a month, the duo plan by $2, and the family plan by $3. While he prefers that prices wouldn’t rise, Jermaine hopes these changes will benefit writers, artists, and music rights holders in the long run. He explores the idea that Spotify aims to reduce costs to reinvest in its growth, potentially affecting artist payouts. If artists earn less, it could impact Spotify’s future relevance. He speculates on potential shifts towards artist exclusivity with platforms like Spotify or Apple Music and questions the monetization of podcasts and audiobooks for smaller creators. As Spotify focuses on cost-cutting, promoting podcasts could be beneficial since they don’t require royalties per stream, unlike music.

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Jermaine Harris, the host of the Breve Music Podcast, introduces Stack, a website he recently discovered. He praises Stack for being a one-stop platform that offers a variety of resources, making it convenient for learners at all levels in the music industry. Jermaine emphasizes that his endorsement is not promotional but stems from his genuine interest in sharing valuable tools. He highlights sections on Stack that cater to newcomers in the industry as well as feature renowned music brands on YouTube. Jermaine encourages listeners to explore Stack by providing a link in the podcast description.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the ongoing rap battle between Drake and Kendrick Lamar that has been making waves on Twitter and Reddit. Despite enjoying music from both artists, Jermaine finds it challenging to witness this unfolding rivalry. From his perspective, Kendrick Lamar seems to be winning the battle, being considered a superior lyricist compared to Drake, especially in their recent releases. Initially skeptical about the authenticity of the beef, Jermaine now believes it is real and wonders about the future dynamics between the artists. Speculating on potential developments, he ponders the possibility of more artists releasing music against Drake, leaving him unsure about what to expect next in this ongoing musical feud.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris shares his excitement about a new idea for exploring music history. He plans to introduce listeners to lesser-known composers and promises more details in upcoming episodes as he finalizes the concept. Stay tuned for future podcasts where he will delve deeper into this innovative approach to learning about music.

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In this Breve Music Podcast episode, hosted by Jermaine Harris, the discussion revolves around the increasing role of AI in creating music. Jermaine highlights two websites, Stable Audio and Mubert, that allow users to generate AI-based music from prompts, which he found surprisingly good, resembling typical background music in TV shows or movies. He addresses concerns about AI potentially taking jobs from producers but acknowledges the value of human composers in providing customization and making edits that AI may not achieve. While AI-generated music may serve those needing generic short pieces, human composers still hold significance for more complex projects. Jermaine suggests that producers emphasize their ability to offer customization beyond AI and seek feedback from clients leaving for AI-generated music to improve their services in the future.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, Jermaine Harris discusses the recent release of HYBE’s beta tool called Supertone Shift, which enables voice translation across different languages. Initially offering a limited number of languages, this innovative technology presents exciting possibilities like listening to favorite songs in various languages. Jermaine anticipates further advancements and broader language options in the future, highlighting the current impressive capability of translating voices into languages like Korean and Japanese with good accuracy. He looks forward to witnessing the growing popularity and evolution of this transformative software tool.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Spotify’s potential plans to allow users to manipulate audio on their platform, such as speeding up or slowing down tracks. He reflects on the implications for royalties and potential changes if songs are altered just below certain payment thresholds. Spotify is also exploring a premium tier for high-quality music streaming to compete with platforms like TikTok and retain users. The focus is on engaging superfans in the music industry to boost audience loyalty and profits, as Spotify aims to ensure consistent profitability in the future.

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Jermaine Harris, the host of the Breve Music Podcast, discusses a collaboration between Universal Music Group and Roland to establish principles for music creation with AI. These principles emphasize the integral role of music in humanity and highlight how technology can enhance music production. Jermaine appreciates the focus on using AI to benefit musicians and humanity, emphasizing the importance of responsible use. He looks forward to the partnership’s development and hopes to see the industry leverage AI to help musicians generate more income.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the importance of patience in various aspects of life, drawing from his experience in training his new puppy. He emphasizes the need for patience when working towards personal improvement or professional growth, such as in music production or building a following. Jermaine highlights that progress often takes time and encourages listeners to assess their own patience levels, noting that incremental improvements are significant even if immediate results are not visible. He advises acknowledging the necessity of time in achieving one’s goals and being open to adjusting one’s approach as needed.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the issue of fake artists on Spotify, particularly focusing on Swedish composer Johan Röhr. He used approximately 50 different names and 656 artist names on Spotify, resulting in his music being streamed around 15 billion times. While there may not be a major problem with using multiple artist names, it raises concerns about misrepresenting collaborations and success. Despite the ambiguity, Röhr's substantial streaming figures suggest a level of legitimate success, though the use of bots for streaming would be unethical. The situation prompts questions about the ethics and legitimacy of such practices in the music industry.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the potential ban of TikTok in the United States. The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that could prohibit Americans from using the app due to concerns about external influences on the population. While awaiting the Senate’s response, Jermaine considers the impact from a music perspective, noting the platform’s role in promoting musicians and raising privacy concerns. He argues that lawmakers should weigh the potential negative effects on the music and entertainment industries before making a decision.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses HYBE, a South Korea based entertainment company, using an AI voice clone to present its earnings for last year. The company acquired an AI voice replication software in 2022, and the recent earnings call showcased this technology. This event raises questions about the increasing use of realistic AI voices in the future. The podcast highlights the potential for AI voice cloning to become more common, as demonstrated by a major company’s CEO using it in a financial setting.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Hans Zimmer’s latest work on the Dune 2 soundtrack. While admitting to not having seen the movie yet, he expresses admiration for the ethereal and futuristic soundscape of the soundtrack, likening it to Zimmer’s previous works. He particularly highlights tracks such as “Kiss the Ring,” “Eclipse,” and “Beginnings Are Such Delicate Times” as standout pieces. Despite similarities to Zimmer’s past work, Jermaine encourages listeners to explore and appreciate this new soundtrack.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris delves into the fascinating world of saturation tools in music production. The central theme revolves around the use of saturation to enhance the overall sound of recordings, adding a controlled amount of distortion and noise to create a pleasing auditory experience.

Jermaine emphasizes the nuanced art of utilizing saturation, highlighting how it can be employed to blend orchestral strings from different libraries. He shares his approach, shedding light on the use of FabFilter’s Saturn 2 and Neutron 4’s Exciter plugins on the master bus to uniformly apply distortion across all tracks. He underlines that while this method offers a cohesive sound, users also have the option to apply these tools to individual tracks for tailored and customized settings.

Throughout the episode, Jermaine demonstrates the practical application of these saturation tools, expressing his satisfaction with the resulting sound achieved through the combined use of both plugins on the master track.

Tune in to this episode of the Breve Music Podcast to gain valuable insights into the art of using saturation tools in music production, and discover how they can elevate the sonic landscape of your recordings.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses his decision to drop his music publishing administrator and take control of submitting his own music. He feels empowered by this decision as it allows him to have better oversight and is frustrated that he didn’t do it sooner. Jermaine mentions that the original company would have taken 15% of earnings, even if they were minimal. He emphasizes the importance of organizing metadata and offers further insights on the companies one needs to register their music with. For more details, he directs listeners to the show notes for the episode.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Universal Music Group’s decision to remove its music from TikTok due to payment concerns. UMG believes that TikTok is not paying enough for the music used on its platform, while TikTok argues that it shouldn’t have to pay as much as other services like Spotify or Apple Music because it doesn’t allow users to play full-length songs. Jermaine is inclined to agree with TikTok’s stance but acknowledges the need for UMG to negotiate for fair compensation. Both companies are focused on maximizing profits, leading to a standoff. He looks forward to seeing how the situation unfolds and hopes for a resolution in the near future.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris introduces Bronze, a tech startup set to launch a music creation tool beta later this year. The company boasts a waiting list of over a thousand artists and emphasizes their “transformational sound format,” enabling generative, interactive, or personalized music experiences. Notably, the tool has been used by artists like Disclosure and in various industries such as gaming, augmented reality, virtual reality, and film. Jermaine, personally intrigued by the platform’s potential in classical and wind ensemble music, anticipates enhanced listening experiences and more unique audio files. He prompts listeners to share their thoughts on Bronze AI and its impact on the music industry.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses his current fascination with the color purple, linking it to modern musicals. He mentions “The Color Purple” and “Purple Rain,” expressing an interest in watching the latter as a musical on a streaming service. Although he has only seen bits of the original movies, he praises the soundtrack of “The Color Purple” but is hesitant to watch the movie due to its sad plot lines. Jermaine appreciates the music and representation of a predominantly black cast and expresses hope for increased diversity and inclusion in media, noting the recent conversations about equity and inclusion. He looks forward to seeing more underrepresented individuals in movies, acknowledging the positive shift towards greater representation in the industry.

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In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses a bill proposed in the U.S. Congress on January 10th, aiming to establish the right of publicity at the federal level. This bill would enable individuals to seek compensation for unauthorized use of their likeness or voice. While not specifically aimed at the music industry, its potential impact is of particular interest to the podcast. Jermaine supports the bill, expressing concern about AI recreating voices and likenesses without authorization. However, he raises questions about the bill’s potential effects on AI training data and its enforcement. He argues that while AI may not claim to be a specific artist, it could produce music similar to existing artists, posing challenges for distinguishing originality. Despite these concerns, Harris hopes for the passage of a version of the bill, believing it could benefit the music industry and other sectors.

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Jermaine Harris, the host of the Breve Music Podcast, shares his experience watching “Wonka,” a prequel to the Willy Wonka movies. He enjoyed the film, highlighting the delightful songs and the incorporation of familiar tunes like the Oompa Loompa song and “Pure Imagination” into the score. Jermaine recommends the movie, praising composers Joby Talbot and Neil Hannon for capturing its light and wholesome essence. While he typically prefers darker soundtracks, he acknowledges the quality of this iteration’s music, contrasting it with the previous film scored by Danny Elfman. Despite his personal preference, Jermaine encourages audiences to give “Wonka” a chance, either in theaters or on streaming services.

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In this episode, Jermaine Harris expresses his frustration with the slow process of registering music with a Music Publishing Administrator, which has been pending for over a year and a half. He finds it problematic that there is no transparency in the process and believes that with advancing technology, there should be a more straightforward and quicker method for copyright registration and music publishing administration. He hopes for more transparency from administrators and anticipates changes in laws to streamline the process in the future.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the new partnership between Universal Music Group (UMG) and Roblox, which has resulted in the creation of the Beat Galaxy Music Hub. The hub features a rhythm game that allows players to interact with music from UMG artists and also serves as a venue for virtual concerts. While expressing enthusiasm for the potential of this feature within Roblox, he raises questions about how royalties for the artists are being managed. He speculates that while artists likely receive some form of royalties, their contracts may not explicitly require it. He concludes by expressing his hope to see a similar rhythm mode introduced in other popular games. He encourages listeners to stay updated on Breve Music Studios through their social media channels and website.

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Source: https://www.universalmusic.com/universal-music-group-and-supersocial-announce-beat-galaxy-on-roblox-a-groundbreaking-music-hub-featuring-artists-and-music-from-umg/

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris reflects on 2023 and expresses gratitude for launching the podcast earlier in the year. He mentions learning a lot about audio production and expresses excitement about building upon this foundation in the coming year. He hopes to have longer episodes and potentially feature interview guests in the future. He invites listeners and anyone interested in collaborating to reach out. The episode concludes with holiday wishes and a reminder to stay updated by following Brevin Music Studios on social media or visiting their website.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses recent acquisitions in the music industry. DistroKid acquired Bandzoogle, an artist services platform that enables musicians to build websites and sell music directly to fans. This purchase aligns with the trend of DIY musicians seeking direct connections with their audience. Similarly, SongTrader acquired Bandcamp, a platform allowing musicians to sell music directly to fans. The episode emphasizes the importance of building multiple streams of income as a musician and highlights the significance of engaging with fans through email lists and social media to monetize fan support. Jermaine encourages musicians to focus on building a dedicated fan base for long-term success.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Spotify’s recent decision to lay off 1,500 employees, constituting 17% of its workforce. Despite this, Spotify showed a 1% net profitability in Q3, a significant improvement from the 7% losses in the previous year. Harris expresses hope for music streaming services and emphasizes a lesson to be learned from Spotify’s approach: the importance of leveraging existing resources to achieve growth. He encourages listeners, including music producers and entrepreneurs, to take stock of their goals and consider whether they already possess the necessary knowledge or tools to advance, highlighting the significance of taking action over merely accumulating information. The episode closes with an invitation to stay updated on Breve Music Studios’ platforms.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses YouTube’s controversial new AI program called DeepTrack, which allows creators to generate music based on an artist’s voice. Notably, large music publishers like Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group have artists participating in the program, while Sony Music Entertainment has expressed concerns about copyright and fair compensation for artists. Dennis Coker from Sony Music emphasized the need for artists to opt in before their voices are used by AI and to receive fair revenue share. Despite the potential challenges of regulating AI-generated music, the conversation around these issues is crucial as AI-generated music is seen as the future. This dialogue is essential in setting precedents for handling AI in the future.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the recent news that Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI) is undergoing a change in ownership, with New Mountain Capital acquiring a majority stake in the company. Jermaine expresses concerns about an equity-focused company entering the music industry but also sees potential for modernization and increased revenues for songwriters and rights holders. He hopes that the involvement of a company with significant assets could lead to positive changes in the industry. Jermaine also suggests the possibility of New Mountain Capital investing in Web3-focused initiatives with BMI, potentially setting new standards for success in the modern era.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses Andre 3000’s latest album, “New Blues Son.” He shares his appreciation for the album, describing it as a personal and meditative reflection. While he finds it challenging to categorize into a single genre, he admires Andre’s commitment to creating heartfelt music. Jermaine also expresses his aspiration to create similar authentic music in the future. He highlights Andre’s consistency and authenticity as a musician and encourages listeners to explore the album. The episode closes with a reminder to stay updated on Brevin Music Studios through various social media platforms and their website.

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In this podcast episode titled “15: Mental Health Tips For Musicians,” Jermaine Harris dives into various activities that can contribute to better mental health. He highlights the benefits of journaling, exercising, and playing a musical instrument, emphasizing the need for a consistent routine centered around positive activities. Furthermore, the speaker advocates seeking therapy as a valuable tool for improving mental well-being and underscores the importance of self-care.

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In the podcast episode Jermaine Harris, the host of the Brevin Music Podcast, discusses the recent release of a Beatles song titled “Now and Then”. Despite only half of the group being around, technology enabled the release of this track on November 2nd, 2023. The song, which has been in progress since the 1990s, is described as a melancholy love letter. He explains that the delay in publishing was due to the poor audio quality of John Lennon’s original recording, but with the help of AI, producers were able to isolate his voice and improve the audio quality. Jermaine, who is a Beatles fan, recommends listening to the song, and concludes the episode by inviting listeners to stay updated with Breve Music Studios on social media and their website.

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In this episode, host Jermaine Harris discusses Spotify’s upcoming changes to its royalty payout model. The company aims to pay out $1 billion to legitimate artists and rights holders over the next five years. Three significant changes are highlighted. First, starting in 2024, tracks will need to maintain a minimum amount of annual streams to generate royalties, differing from the current model where any stream over 30 seconds earns a payment. The impact of this shift remains to be seen. Second, there will be penalties for distributors and labels when fraudulent activity is detected on tracks they’ve uploaded, potentially leaving room for abuse. Finally, there will be a change to the minimum playtime for non-music tracks, aiming to redirect royalties towards traditional music and musicians. The episode raises concerns about potential loopholes and challenges in proving innocence in the event of fraudulent activity.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, Jermaine Harris continues the discussion about managing finances as a musician. He delves into the less commonly discussed topic of investing, focusing on retirement accounts such as 401ks and IRAs. Harris explains that both accounts serve the purpose of saving for retirement but have key differences, including maximum investment amounts and employer matches. He highlights the distinctions between pre-tax and post-tax accounts and discusses the pros and cons of each. Despite being a music podcast, Harris emphasizes the importance of understanding financial management, especially when earning money. He invites listeners to stay tuned for the next episode and encourages them to follow Breve Music Studios on social media or visit their website for updates.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses financial strategies for musicians when they start earning money in the music industry. He highlights the importance of distinguishing between recurring and one-time payments and emphasizes the need to set aside money for taxes. Jermaine suggests using tools like Mint.com and QuickBooks for tracking income and mentions the necessity of considering quarterly tax payments. Additionally, he advises on allocating funds for investment, savings, and personal use, especially for those just beginning to make money from their music. Jermaine explains the decision-making process between saving and investing, detailing the benefits and drawbacks of both options. He concludes by mentioning that future episodes will cover different investment methods such as 401ks, IRAs, real estate, and more, inviting feedback and suggestions from listeners.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses his goals for the remainder of the year and outlines his plans for the next year. He aims to release at least one more album by focusing on the Breve Low Brass Ensemble and utilizing virtual instruments such as Cinematic Studios Brass and Cinebrass Pro. His goal is to refine the sound he loves and collaborate with at least one guest on the podcast by this time next year. By concentrating on one or two artists, he hopes to produce more consistent and higher quality music. The episode concludes with a thank you message and an invitation to follow Brevin Music Studios on social media and their website for updates.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the question of whether music producers need to attend college. He emphasizes that formal education is not a necessity for success in music production but acknowledges its potential benefits, such as enhanced understanding and industry connections. The episode delves into the value of education in music production, including the significance of music theory and the practical skills needed for digital audio workstations. Harris also highlights the experiences of successful producers who did not pursue formal education, suggesting that self-study and mentorship can be viable alternatives. Ultimately, he encourages listeners to consider their individual learning preferences and needs when deciding on educational paths in music production.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris delves into the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the music industry. He acknowledges the concern that AI may eventually replace human artists and mentions being impressed by the realistic sound of AI-generated voices. He anticipates that within 7 to 10 years, AI voices will become less distinguishable from human voices. Despite concerns, he believes AI can be beneficial for artists, citing its potential to save time and aid in music production. However, he raises worries about copyright implications and the potential economic impact on artists if AI diminishes demand for human-created music. Jermaine also discusses the potential for AI to serve as a consultative tool in music production, helping with tasks such as generating lyrics and chord progressions. He concludes by emphasizing the need for artists to adapt to and utilize AI to enhance productivity. At the end, he invites audience feedback on the topic and encourages listeners to stay updated on Breve Music Studios’ platforms.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses digital audio workstations (DAWs), which are programs used for recording, editing, and producing audio files. DAWs have revolutionized music creation, making it accessible to anyone. The episode highlights popular DAWs like Ableton Live, known for its workflow efficiency and live performance reliability, and Logic Pro, exclusively for macOS. Jermaine shares his preference for Bitwig Studio due to its modularity and hybrid track capabilities, recommending it for those interested in trying a new DAW. He advises beginners to start with one DAW and explore, while experienced users can experiment with trial versions to find their preferred software. Despite the overwhelming nature of music production, resources like websites and YouTube channels are available for guidance. Jermaine encourages listeners to share their experiences with DAWs and stay updated by following Breve Music Studios on social media and their website. Interested in connecting with Jermaine?

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In this episode, Jermaine Harris discusses into the advantages of consistently producing and sharing content, focusing specifically on platforms like YouTube. The episode underscores the importance of personal growth and takes pride in observing one’s evolution over time. He also highlights how regular content creation can lead to enhanced self-assurance and the ability to positively impact others through the created material. Additionally, the he also encourages audience interaction and invites feedback while also promoting their own brands.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, the fundamentals of music marketing are discussed. The episode emphasizes the importance of establishing a strong brand identity, including choosing a unique and memorable name, securing a related web domain, and setting up landing pages for touring and merchandise. Additionally, the episode advises creating an email list and establishing a presence on major social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, and Twitter. Prioritizing content creation and focusing on brand identity are recommended over solely aiming for viral success. The episode also suggests creating a plan for social media posting frequency, music releases, and messaging to connect with the audience effectively. Lastly, it encourages artists to understand that building a fan base takes time and dedication to refining their craft. Jermaine Harris hints at making more in-depth episodes about effective music marketing in the future and invites listeners to stay updated through Breve Music Studios’ social media and website.

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In this episode, host Jermaine Harris discusses the often misunderstood world of music royalties. He focuses on four major types: mechanical, performance, sync, and print royalties. Mechanical royalties are paid when a composition is reproduced or distributed, while performance royalties are earned from public performances, both physical and digital. Sync royalties come into play when music is used in visual media, and print royalties are paid for printed versions of songs. Harris also provides practical advice, such as registering with organizations like ASCAP, BMI, SongTrust, and SoundExchange to ensure proper royalty collection, especially for international releases. This insightful episode sheds light on the complexities of music royalties, providing valuable information for musicians and songwriters. Interested in connecting with me?

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In this episode, Jermaine Harris discusses various music distributors, focusing on DistroKid and CD Baby. DistroKid is highlighted for its upfront pricing and the ability for artists to retain 100% of their income from releases, while CD Baby charges a one-time cost per release and takes a 9% cut of revenue. Additionally, the episode briefly mentions Routenote and Lander as other music distributors. Landr, in particular, offers both free and premium tiers, with the free tier retaining 15% of income and the premium tier allowing artists to keep 100% of earnings but requiring fees for each release and an annual payment for full payouts. The episode emphasizes Landr’s additional services such as plugins, samples, courses, and AI-supported mastering, as well as positive aspects of its website design, customer support, and file management system. However, using Landr’s cover licensing service requires exclusive publishing through the platform. Despite this limitation, the podcast speaker recommends Landr due to its overall features and benefits.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris delves into a comparison between FabFilter and iZotope plugins. Both companies offer similar plugins like equalizers and reverbs, but iZotope’s suite provides more features, with a specific highlight on the AI-powered Ozone tool for adjusting music. Harris personally uses FabFilter for mixing and iZotope for mastering, utilizing FabFilter for specific track adjustments and Ozone for overall EQ on the master bus. He recommends using products from both companies if possible, but acknowledges that starting with just FabFilter could be a cost-effective option for beginners. However, he advises investing in both suites, as they complement each other well. The episode closes with a reminder to follow Breve Music Studios on social media and visit their website for updates.

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In this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris shares his goal of providing a platform to help musicians and artists navigate the music industry. He discusses his 17-year journey as a musician, from starting with the clarinet in sixth grade to learning the tuba in college. He emphasizes his love for music theory and his experiences in high school and college music programs.

He also explains his shift towards music business and outlines the varied topics he plans to cover in the podcast, including personal experiences, music production tools, and favorite albums. He aims to become a resource for listeners, offering assistance and connections within the music industry. Harris invites listeners to reach out to him and looks forward to connecting with them in future episodes.

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