Sound Exchange

Board Member Profile: Q&A: Dick Huey

SoundByte recently connected with SoundExchange board member and Toolshed CEO Dick Huey. Dick started Toolshed in 2001 and grew the business into one of the oldest and most respected digital marketing agencies in the U.S. Throughout the years, he’s consulted with such influential independent record labels as the Beggars Group, Merge Records, and Kill Rock Stars, along with some of the industry’s most prominent digital music services. In his promotional work, Dick has been associated with musical luminaries Ani DiFranco, Arcade Fire, Sufjan Stevens, and hundreds of others. Needless to say, we were thrilled to get Dick on the record about SoundExchange, the future of the music industry and his secret formula for a successful and meaningful career in the business.

Testimonial Tuesday

YOU PEOPLE ARE BRILLIANT AND THE FRESHEST BREATH OF AIR IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS FOR DECADES OF THE SAME OLD STUFF.

BENNY MARDONES

Who Pays SoundExchange? – Updated 2011 list

This is one of the questions we get most often from our members and friends: “How do I know which music services pay SoundExchange when they use my tracks?”

The New Music Seminar Featuring the SoundExchange Digital Broadcast Summit

The New Music Seminar Featuring the SoundExchange Digital Broadcast Summit
June 17 -19 in NYC

Register now for only $319 with our special 20% off Discount Code: NMSNYSX2323

Testimonial Tuesday

I’ll never forget receiving my first royalty check from SoundExchange. It came FIRST before my BMI royalty check, and that’s the one I have framed in my apartment. SoundExchange has been more consistent in sending me MONEY and much more customer service oriented. Thank you SoundExchange!

Steven Zelin, The Singing CPA

Most Wanted Monday: Unregistered artists mean Unpaid Royalties

Ultimate thanks is what we want to pay these Unregistered artists and labels. Uniting owners with royalties is our mission. It’s quite Unlikely that these folks don’t want their money. We’re Unable to pay them until they register.If you’re committed to paying artists Utilize your resources and help connect Us with these artists and labels.

Testimonial Tuesday: Twitter Edition

Another quarter has come to an end signaling time for distribution to begin. It’s always nice to have a check waiting in your mailbox or wake up to new deposits into your account. To show their appreciation, recipients send us thanks. Check out messages from those happily registered and feel free to send your own messages to @SoundExchange.

Most Wanted Monday: Time to Take your Trinkets of Success

Tracks are laid with the Treble meeting the bass. Trumpets sound as melodies seep between their Teeth. Time loses relevance as listeners Taste the passion with their ears. Making music is no simple Task. Trial and error, Trying and Trying again brings some to Triumph. Tackling the battle while fighting the pull of Trepidation artist use their Tongues to Talk the words music listeners fall in love with. Trusting listeners with their innermost feelings but never losing the Twinkle in their eyes. Thanks is all most artists ask. Thank artists is what SoundExchange loves to do. We’ve collected royalties signaling appreciation. Our only Trouble is getting them to register.

Most Wanted Monday: Spring into royalties with SoundExchange

Singing spectacular solos that touch the Souls of fans. Surfing the crowd at Sold out Shows. Standing on stages and performing singles from Sun up to Sun down. Support for these artists is evolving. Spins on noninteractive digital radio Summon royalties in the artists’ names. Send these hard-working individuals a check? Of course, we’d love to, but they must REGISTER first.

Most Wanted Monday: New Music Seminar Edition

We want you to know what’s happening in the new era of music. We want you to know about growth in digital music broadcasting. We want you to hear this information from big broadcasters, like Pandora. We want artists, managers and labels to stay connected with the new media that is accompanying the “streaming” revolution. We want you to register for the New Music Seminar being held June 17-19, in New York City.