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What Does a Music Business Manager ACTUALLY Do?! Mix Flix 40 意见 • 12 月前

In episode 35 of The Manager’s Playbook, I sit down with my own business manager, Dan Gonzalez, to break down the financial backbone of an artist’s career.

We cover the real role of a business manager, why they’re the true CFO of the music business, and how the right systems can mean the difference between wealth and bankruptcy. From tax planning and royalty audits to catalog sales and family offices, this conversation is a masterclass in turning creativity into equity.

Dan shares why most artists don’t fully understand where their money goes, how catalogs have become one of today’s fastest-moving asset classes and what it takes to set up financial structures that actually last.

Whether you’re an artist, manager, or industry professional, this episode gives you the blueprint to avoid costly mistakes and build long-term wealth in music.

A conversation like this doesn't come cheap.

Timestamps:
00:00 The Hidden Costs of Advances
01:27 What a Business Manager Really Does
05:44 Building Financial Structures for Artists
12:06 Common Money Mistakes & Tax Planning
25:49 Royalties, Publishing, and Rights Management
41:54 How Royalty Audits Work (and Why They Matter)
50:31 Contracts, Label Deals & Protecting IP
57:32 Advances, Growth, and Catalog Sales
01:07:08 Music as an Alternative Asset Class
01:13:45 Family Offices & Long-Term Wealth Management
01:15:48 Technology, AI, and the Future of Music Business
01:18:20 Equity, Ownership & Artist Retention
01:20:39 Building Sustainable Music Businesses
01:26:55 Scaling, Reporting, and Financial Oversight
01:39:15 Raising Capital in the Music Industry
01:49:38 Advice for the Next Generation
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Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and information provided in this podcast are for general informational and educational purposes only. Daniel Gonzalez (“Dan”) is not an attorney, CPA, or licensed financial advisor. Nothing discussed should be construed as legal, tax, or accounting advice, nor should it be relied upon as a substitute for consultation with qualified professionals. Listeners are encouraged to seek the advice of their own legal counsel, CPA, or other licensed professionals with respect to any questions or concerns they may have.

Footnotes:

38:15 If it’s on-demand radio, it triggers a master recording royalty (label/distributor gets paid directly from the DSP). If it’s non-interactive radio, it triggers a digital performance royalty on the master (collected by SoundExchange in the U.S.). Terrestrial Radio: Labels and performing artists get nothing from terrestrial radio plays in the U.S.

38:46 The mechanical royalty rate for on-demand streaming in the US is 15.1% of the streaming service's revenue, as set by the Copyright Royalty Board. This rate applies to the revenue generated from streams and is paid to songwriters and music publishers. This rate has increased over time, from 11.4% in 2018 to the current 15.1%

39:24 This rate has increased over time, from 11.4% in 2018 to the current 15.1%

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The opinions shared by our guest are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the host or The Manager’s Playbook.

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Wiz Khalifa - 5 Star (ft. Gunna) [Official Audio] Mix Flix 40 意见 • 1 年前

Wiz Khalifa - 5 Star (ft. Gunna) [Official Audio]
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Lyrics:
[ Hook - Gunna ]
We can do a million things and
We can pack it up and fly on any plane
We can take a glass of your champagne
Show you how my lifestyle these days
We can have a little baby
Take you to the crib and do some freaky things
No vitamins I give you all D
You fuck me like a five star freak babe

[ Verse 1 - Wiz Khalifa ]
Uh
Couple carats in every ring
Private planes fill the buckets with champagne
She ain’t thinking ‘bout a wedding date
Update her story letting everyone know she landed safe
She like to smoke weed everyday
Rolling up a stogy while she let the oldies play
Hair long you don’t know her race
She cool with ya’ll but she want to be with Taylor Gang

[ Hook - Gunna ]
We can do a million things and
We can pack it up and fly on any plane
We can take a glass of your champagne
Show you how my lifestyle these days
We can have a little baby
Take you to the crib and do some freaky things
No vitamins I give you all D
You fuck me like a five star freak babe

[ Verse 2 - Gunna ]
We ain’t spent time in a minute
Knowing I’m the one on your mind intuition
Told you you was gonna be mine in a minute
Know you gon’ put up a vibe with me anyway

[ Hook - Gunna ]
We can do a million things and
We can pack it up and fly on any plane
We can take a glass of your champagne
Show you how my lifestyle these days
We can have a little baby
Take you to the crib and do some freaky things
No vitamins I give you all D
You fuck me like a five star freak babe

[ Verse 3 - Wiz Khalifa ]
Now she starting to dress like me
Wearing Rick instead of Nike
She working out we doing yoga and hiking
Grown as hell so we spend our time wisely
But still down for a rockstar night
Where I let you pick a bad bitch to slide with
We could smoke weed all night
Go back to the yacht and play my shit
It’s Gang you know what the vibes is

[ Hook - Gunna ]
We can do a million things and
We can pack it up and fly on any plane
We can take a glass of your champagne
Show you how my lifestyle these days
We can have a little baby
Take you to the crib and do some freaky things
No vitamins I give you all D
You fuck me like a five star freak babe

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Why I Might Leave Spotify... Mix Flix 40 意见 • 1 年前

In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle dives into recent changes at Spotify that have raised serious concerns about the future of music on the platform. As new features roll out and business practices evolve, the question of artist control and fair compensation becomes more pressing than ever. With a major update on the horizon, MK unpacks what this could mean for independent musicians and why it’s making them reconsider their place on Spotify.

Beyond streaming royalties, there’s a bigger conversation about the shifting landscape of the music industry. From new tiers to unexpected policy changes, artists may need to rethink how they navigate these platforms. Is this just another business move, or something that could fundamentally alter the way music is shared and monetized?

Why I Might Leave Spotify…

0:00 Coming Up
00:22 Introduction
00:38 Concerning New Spotify Updates
00:49 Spotify's Illegal Business Practices
01:07 Spotify's Loud & Clear Music Economics Report
01:26 .6% of Spotify Artists Earned More Than $10k
02:01 Monetizing Your Music
02:29 Spotify's Loud & Clear Breakdown
03:09 2024 Was First Year Spotify Made A Profit (1 Billion+)
03:42 How To Make Money From Your Music
04:25 Spotify's Bad Business Practices Leading To Artists Leaving
04:43 Spotify's New 'Deluxe" Tier
05:45 Delgado Entertainment Law
06:01 Spotify's New Remix Feature Without Artists Permission
07:43 Illegally Sampling, Remixing, & Mashing Up Songs
08:57 Music Distributors Granting Permission To Spotify To Use Your Music
10:32 Why Was Spotify Profitable?
11:01 Informed Consent
12:15 Spotify's Bundling Problem
12:39 Why I'm Leaving Spotify

Legal Disclaimer: The information, ideas, and suggestions in this video are not intended to be legal advice. Before following any suggestions contained in this video, you should consult your personal attorney. The speaker shall not be liable or responsible for any loss or damage allegedly arising as a consequence of your use or application of any information or suggestion in this video. Pursuant to the fair use doctrine under the 1978 Copyright Act, a copyrighted work owned by another may be used for criticism, commentary, news reporting, and educational purposes. The use of the livestream contained in this video falls within the fair use doctrine.
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What Happens On The Streets Of CUBA 🇨🇺 Havana 2025 Mix Flix 39 意见 • 1 年前

What happens on the real streets of Cuba in 2025? The real streets of Cuba, especially in Havana, tell stories of everyday life that are both vibrant and tough. While the romanticized version of Cuba, with its colorful streets, classic cars, and lively music, often dominates the tourist narrative, the actual streets reflect a deeper, more complex reality. Here’s a closer look:

1. The Struggle for Basic Goods

Long Lines and Shortages: The realities of living on the street in Cuba often mean waiting in long lines at stores to get basic necessities. Everything from food to toiletries can be in short supply. Residents often have to check multiple stores or markets to find what they need, and certain goods like cooking oil or soap can be hard to find for long periods.

Ration Cards: Many people rely on the government’s ration system, which limits the amount of basic goods like rice, beans, and meat a person can purchase. These rations are not enough to meet all of a person’s needs, so Cubans often buy what they can on the black market, barter, or grow their own food in small urban gardens.

Black Market Economy: The informal economy is a significant part of street life. You’ll see people selling everything from fresh produce to homemade goods or even services. In fact, many Cubans survive through small-scale businesses, like fixing cars, sewing clothes, or running small “paladares” (privately owned restaurants).

2. The Classic Cars

Rolling History: The streets of Havana (and many other parts of Cuba) are filled with vintage American cars from the 1950s. These cars, often referred to as "Yank Tanks," are a striking feature of Cuban life. Locals have kept them running with creative repairs and ingenuity, and they serve as taxis or are used for personal transportation. Though many of these cars are in tourist-heavy areas, they also appear in the everyday neighborhoods of the city, where they’re essential for getting around.

Makeshift Transportation: Outside of the classic cars, public transportation in Havana is underdeveloped. Buses are often overcrowded, and taxis are expensive. People commonly rely on almendrones (shared taxis), which are old cars that drive specific routes and pick up multiple passengers at once for a low fare. There’s also a robust network of bicycle taxis, horse-drawn carts, and people walking or riding bicycles.

3. Social Interactions

Communities and Conversations: The streets of Cuba are more than just pathways—they’re spaces for social interaction. People frequently stop to chat with friends and neighbors, exchange news, or gossip. It’s common to see people sitting outside their homes in the evenings, enjoying the cooler air, and catching up with whoever passes by. The community is often very tight-knit, and it's not unusual for people to know each other by name, even in larger cities like Havana.

Support Networks: People often rely on one another in practical ways, such as lending ingredients for a meal, sharing tools, or helping each other fix things. The sense of solidarity among Cubans, despite economic hardships, is palpable.

4. Street Vendors and Entrepreneurs

DIY Commerce: On the streets, you'll find countless informal vendors selling everything from fruits and vegetables to homemade crafts and snacks. These vendors usually set up in areas with heavy foot traffic, trying to capitalize on both locals and tourists. Many of these sellers, like people selling cigars or paintings, are trying to make a living outside of state-controlled work.

Street Food: Street food is a big part of daily life in Cuba. Tostones (fried plantains), pan con lechón (roast pork sandwiches), and empanadas are common street foods. These quick, affordable bites provide both sustenance and a bit of social space for people. The sellers often chat with their customers, making these interactions more about community than just commerce.

5. Environmental and Infrastructure Issues

Decaying Infrastructure: The city’s infrastructure is aging and often in disrepair. Many buildings, especially in older neighborhoods like Habana Vieja, are crumbling, with peeling paint, broken windows, and rusted metalwork. Yet, there's a sense of pride in maintaining these structures, as they're part of Cuba’s history.

Potholes and Street Maintenance: Roads can be poorly maintained, with large potholes making driving or even walking difficult. The lack of resources to repair infrastructure is often visible, especially in poorer districts.

00:00 Intro
00:38 The Real Havana
18:41 Havana Tourist Zone
30:44 Havana Carnival

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