Mikey Shulman
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This kind of gives cover to up and comers to be more open and vocal about using it. Can I be... Hold on, do you like pay him for that partnership? No, we don't pay him in cash. Okay, so they get like equity. Yeah, he's an advisor to the company.
This kind of gives cover to up and comers to be more open and vocal about using it. Can I be... Hold on, do you like pay him for that partnership? No, we don't pay him in cash. Okay, so they get like equity. Yeah, he's an advisor to the company.
This kind of gives cover to up and comers to be more open and vocal about using it. Can I be... Hold on, do you like pay him for that partnership? No, we don't pay him in cash. Okay, so they get like equity. Yeah, he's an advisor to the company.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
We always wanted to do this and continue to want to do this with players in the existing industry. Timbaland wasn't the first and he certainly won't be the last. Who would you most like? A lot of pop music has gotten boring.
We always wanted to do this and continue to want to do this with players in the existing industry. Timbaland wasn't the first and he certainly won't be the last. Who would you most like? A lot of pop music has gotten boring.
We always wanted to do this and continue to want to do this with players in the existing industry. Timbaland wasn't the first and he certainly won't be the last. Who would you most like? A lot of pop music has gotten boring.
Oh boy, we could talk about this for hours. Songs have gotten shorter, yes, but also much more homogenous in melodies, harmonies, song structures, and music innovates very much sonically. Like they're really interesting sounds and they all fit into the same song structure. And this is a product of the technology that people use to make music, digital production. This is a product of streaming.
Oh boy, we could talk about this for hours. Songs have gotten shorter, yes, but also much more homogenous in melodies, harmonies, song structures, and music innovates very much sonically. Like they're really interesting sounds and they all fit into the same song structure. And this is a product of the technology that people use to make music, digital production. This is a product of streaming.
Oh boy, we could talk about this for hours. Songs have gotten shorter, yes, but also much more homogenous in melodies, harmonies, song structures, and music innovates very much sonically. Like they're really interesting sounds and they all fit into the same song structure. And this is a product of the technology that people use to make music, digital production. This is a product of streaming.
This is a product of platforms like TikTok.
This is a product of platforms like TikTok.
This is a product of platforms like TikTok.
It's not obviously good or bad. It just is. Those algorithms have spread that music to way more people than otherwise would have.
It's not obviously good or bad. It just is. Those algorithms have spread that music to way more people than otherwise would have.
It's not obviously good or bad. It just is. Those algorithms have spread that music to way more people than otherwise would have.
In some sense, it gets harder. In some sense, it gets easier. People don't realize the extent to which discovery is already extremely algorithmic now, and that you are not always being fed as much of the long tail as maybe you want, or maybe it is exactly what you want.
In some sense, it gets harder. In some sense, it gets easier. People don't realize the extent to which discovery is already extremely algorithmic now, and that you are not always being fed as much of the long tail as maybe you want, or maybe it is exactly what you want.