New York – We made it to see Meg Myers at the kickoff for New Music Seminar’s series of concerts, where music industry savants moonlight as elite concertgoers and everyone revels fully in this particular line of work. As photographers, music writers and record label executives rubbed shoulders with beers in hand, the showcase turned
New York – New Music Seminar (NMS), dedicated to exploring ideas that will lead to a better music business through networking, engagement and discussion about the future of music and business, returns to New York for its annual conference, June 8-10 at The New Yorker Hotel. From breakout indie artists to visionary CEOs and executives, NMS is
This past Friday night I got a chance to catch up with Lady Lamb the Beekeeper before her sound check for her show later that night at The Rock Shop, in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. We met at the coffee house across the street from the venue, and it ended up feeling
I sat down today to catch up with Tom Silverman, CEO of Tommy Boy Records and founder of the New Music Seminar. I talked to him about the Seminar last year, learning about the event’s history, and today we talked about this year’s LA event and the great, new things in store for attendees. He’s
Tom Silverman, CEO of Tommy Boy Records, is hard at work on this summer’s New Music Seminar, which is coming up in July in New York City. He took a moment this week to talk to BlueComet.TV about the purpose and focus of the Seminar—and to offer our readers discounted registration! BLUECOMET.TV: Tell us a