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Podcasts<\/strong> have been booming over the last few years. We have witnessed politicians, businessmen, influencers and all kinds of personalities getting on the mic to chat with the, almost always charismatic, hosts. Formats such as radio have been left aside and, also, its classic structure has been deconstructed to fit in with social media such as TikTok<\/strong> or Instagram<\/a><\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

As it could not be otherwise, this trend has also reached the music industry. We are still just a click away from the monthly radio shows that the great Armin van Buuren<\/a> <\/strong>brings with ASOT<\/strong>, Ti\u00ebsto<\/a> <\/strong>with Club Life<\/strong> or the finest deep house with Anjuna Deep<\/strong>. But beyond music itself, a whole network of podcasts has grown up almost serving as masterclasses for their wide variety of topics. Legal, marketing, production, AI and other new ways of business… Everything that crosses your mind has already been discussed at some point and can be a good alternative for you to learn on your own. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

In the midst of so many options and so many boring lectures, we want you to have good references so that you can get as close and as real to the industry as possible. So grab your headphones, here are our favourite podcasts.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

ABOUT THE MUSIC INDUSTRY AS A WHOLE UNIVERSE<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Music Business Worldwide <\/a><\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

The big fish in the online music business media is Music Business Worldwide<\/strong>. And with such a good reputation, they couldn’t help but join the podcast craze. Their series is divided into two, Talking Trends<\/strong>, which sums up the most important news in the field, and The MBW Podcast<\/strong>, where they interview leading names in the business. Among them, we’d like to mention the chat with Amy Thomson<\/strong>, former manager of DJ Snake <\/strong><\/a>and Swedish House Mafia<\/strong> and collaborator of Kanye West<\/strong>. In this episode, Amy discusses the three areas of the music business that need drastic change: confidentiality agreements, data and copyright.<\/p>\n\n\n\n