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I must admit that until I read a post from Anthony David's blog recently entitled "HR848 - Black radio stations are LYING to us!", I really had no idea what HR848 a/k/a "The Performance Royalty Act" was. The very little...
ill Mami | 05/26/2009 at 4:00 PM | Comments (12) | Permalink
Welcome to the sixth installment of "Man vs. Machine" in which I, SoulBounce HNIC, listen to one hour of mainstream urban radio and document my "findings" along with the type of commentary that only your friendly SB editors can provide....
nOvaMatic | 05/25/2009 at 6:15 PM | Comments (16) | Permalink
I think we can all attest to, at some point, displaying some disturbing characteristics when it came to our consumption of music. Eventually we all grew up (hopefully), but maybe some of our familiars didn't. If you find yourself still...
nOvaMatic | 04/03/2009 at 2:43 PM | Comments (15) | Permalink
We understand, painfully, that the music industry is first and foremost a business. Art typically comes dead last in the traditional label structure. BBC News recently published a report entitled "Music Industry Scrambles for Cash," which basically points out that...
nOvaMatic | 01/21/2009 at 1:00 PM | Comments (8) | Permalink
Sometimes it's good to be cynical when it comes to music, and distrustful of selections depending on the source of recommendation as long as you don't wallow in it. Music that appeals to you because it was shoehorned into your consciousness by overwrought PR tactics,...
nOvaMatic | 12/02/2008 at 2:00 PM | Comments (29) | Permalink
Do you remember last year when the FCC and radio broadcasters agreed to abide by The Future of Music Coalition's "Rules of Engagement," which sought to end the dirty tactics associated with payola? Remember the way we all laughed and...
nOvaMatic | 10/24/2008 at 4:00 PM | Comments (1) | Permalink
Oh snap! The Full Clip just posted an entry called "Blogging Has Destroyed Hip-Hop in 2009!", which means Dukes thinks things are so bad right now that the outlook for next year is pretty dim. This all came about because...
nOvaMatic | 10/22/2008 at 5:00 PM | Comments (3) | Permalink
There comes a point in every adult music lover's life when s/he realizes that things have changed dramatically, and possibly for the worse. We weren't always like this, and neither were our parents. You think there wasn't a point where...
nOvaMatic | 10/16/2008 at 2:00 PM | Comments (12) | Permalink
Get your mind out of the gutter! What we're talking about here is a recent profile in WaPo, in which they spoke to five DC-area radio personality/deejays about what they do and why they do it, along with a few other insightful tidbits. What...
nOvaMatic | 08/01/2008 at 1:08 PM | Comments (2) | Permalink
Welcome to the fourth installment of "Man vs. Machine" in which I, SoulBounce HNIC, listen to one hour of mainstream urban radio and document my "findings" along with the type of commentary that only your friendly SB editors can provide....
nOvaMatic | 05/15/2008 at 1:00 PM | Comments (8) | Permalink
Vic Steffens of the Horizon Music Group has penned an open letter to the disingenuous suits of the music industry, pointing out five ways they can do their jobs and get the product back on track instead of sitting back...
nOvaMatic | 12/07/2007 at 2:37 PM | Permalink
Welcome to the second installment of "Man vs. Machine" in which I, SoulBounce HNIC, listen to one hour of mainstream urban radio and document my "findings" along with the type of commentary that only your friendly SB editors can provide....
nOvaMatic | 11/08/2007 at 12:00 PM | Comments (2) | Permalink
Welcome to the first installment of "Man vs. Machine" in which I, SoulBounce HNIC, listen to one hour of mainstream urban radio per week and document my "findings" along with the type of commentary that only your friendly SB editors...
nOvaMatic | 10/31/2007 at 12:00 PM | Comments (5) | Permalink
[Image: Edmunds]The ever-reliable Idolator has pointed to an article revealing the disturbing news that "Sixty-three percent of American adults listen to the radio every day, says a new survey from American Media Services. And the number among 25-34 adults is...
nOvaMatic | 09/21/2007 at 7:11 PM | Comments (9) | Permalink
