Isabella Gomez-Armiento
speaker
66 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard 9 Aug
Isabella Gomez-Armiento’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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who said they often accept payments to promote a song or artist on social media without disclosing sponsorship.
Those creators say they're frequently approached by record labels and marketing agencies to post about artists in exchange for hundreds of dollars.
The Federal Trade Commission's Guidelines for Influencers state that creators must inform their audience about endorsements in video captions, a superimposed text on the video, and in the audio.
When asked if undisclosed song promos violate these guidelines, the FTC told NPR it could not comment on specific situations.
Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento, NPR News.
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NPR spoke with five influencers who said they often accept payments to promote a song or artist on social media without disclosing sponsorship.
Those creators say they're frequently approached by record labels and marketing agencies to post about artists in exchange for hundreds of dollars.
The Federal Trade Commission's Guidelines for Influencers state that creators must inform their audience about endorsements in video captions, a superimposed text on the video, and in the audio.
When asked if undisclosed song promos violate these guidelines, the FTC told NPR it could not comment on specific situations.
Isabela Gomez Sarmiento, NPR News.
Bonnie Tyler had a penchant for songs that feel larger than life.
Her musical signature, heart-rending, over-the-top belting that pushed her gravelly voice to its limit, often captured the soaring drama of anything she sang about, whether it was a crushing heartbreak, or her undying faith in love.
Tyler's career spans more than 50 years, but the excess and anguish of her 1980s collaborations with producer Jim Steinman came to define the maximalist pop rock of the decade.
Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento, NPR News.
This year's Best New Artist nominees run the gamut from an indie pop band from Los Angeles to an English soul singer.
The one thing they have in common?
They all had a breakthrough moment this year thanks to TikToks.
Nominees Addison Rae and Alex Warren were TikTok creators who used their popularity on the app to launch music careers.
Artists like Leon Thomas, Lola Young, The Marias, and Olivia Deen were signed artists who gained major traction on TikTok.
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