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established in 2007 as a joint venture between concord music group and starbucks. hear music is an assumed business name of starcon, llc, mentioned as' starcon, llc d / b / a hear music' on some releases .
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the company will also release his music through online download stores, while it also operates hear music coffee houses where customers can burn tracks onto cds .
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starbucks opened three flagship concept hear music stores, though all three stores were later converted back to regular starbucks stores when the hear music era ended in late 2008. the three premier and flagship concept hear music stores were located in bellevue, washington (located at 545 bellevue avenue ne, opened 11 - 24 - 2006 as a hear music), san antonio, texas (located at 111 west crockett, opened 12 - 9 - 2005 as hear music store) and miami beach, florida (located at 605 lincoln road, opened 2 - 14 - 06). there is an informative article here in urltoken about these flagship store locations .
hear for yourself :
al hassidi terei
is a grooving critique of selfishness. richard gehr
the company announced plans last week to sign established and new acts to hear music, which has previously released albums of licensed songs .
he added he was impressed with hear music' s plan to use starbucks' 13, 500 retail outlets to sell the album .
as starbucks workers were putting the finishing touches on a new hear music coffeehouse in bellevue this week, meggan mcbride already was won over .
starbucks and concord music group proudly announced today that hear music inaugural cd release will be from none other than music legend paul mccartney. the album is slated for release early this summer and will be available at all traditional music retail outlets and starbucks locations internationally .
you may not be able to literally hear grace bell’s photographs in her new exhibit, “music scene hear. ” but you can feel the music playing in many of her heartfelt concert shots and portraits of legends and young lions from the worlds of jazz, blues, rock and classical .
a former starbucks coffee company location at 3, 500 sf remodeled for a new concept involving sight, sound, and smell for starbucks hear music .
i remember i had a hear music starbucks card…. but i gave it to a barista / collector years ago…. i was a funky blue design .
glen barros, president of concord music group - which is starbucks' partner in the hear music venture - said recording artists should be attracted by the idea of a built - in audience in starbucks .
i hear music is an intimate portrait of the cultural shift in istanbul from traditional to modern, told through the stories of three street vendors when their work suddenly becomes illegal .
hear for yourself: kyle and r & b singer kehlani bring back eighties pop on
just a picture .
mosi reeves
in an age where music has become somewhat of a disposable commodity, here to hear music is born to rinse clean music' s limited shelf life, by injecting longevity, class and genuine soul into every release, our belief in quality over quantity will shine through with every track, keeping here to hear' s musical output at the forefront of the house scenes most innovate and freshest labels. demos @ urltoken
“i hope people can hear the music, because what i aim for is the moment when sound and picture come together, ” said bell, whose new show at la jolla’s athenaeum music & arts library features 150 of her photos .
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the bellevue coffeehouse will be the fourth hear music locale the company has opened since march 2004. others are in santa monica, calif. ; san antonio, texas; and miami .
starbucks and music go great together…so this combination of coffee house and music house always impressed me. i have only been to the miami beach store after it has been reformed to a regular store…but i never knew that this was a former hear music store. really nice to know that now .
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i’m wondering if you know the history of starbucks music policy after what you’ve written here. i know they went into partnership with concord music group in hear music, and then sold it altogether. what do they sell now? do they have an arrangement with a label? would love to know .
can you imagine a hear music store now? it might work to have an entertainment concept starbucks now, but it would have to de - emphasize cds and maybe focus on itunes or other devices .
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starbucks today will open its fourth hear music coffeehouse, the first in the region, in the lodge at bellevue square, where customers can order a double latte, relax on leather couches and burn personalized cds .
once upon a time, starbucks bought a small company called hear music. the year was 1999, and starbucks wanted to expand into the entertainment industry and so they purchased hear music and all five of that company’s existing cd stores. the five stores that began as cd store were remodeled to include a starbucks coffee bar but eventually starbucks decided to close all five of those original stores. here are the five original locations :
hear for yourself: disc three of the epic kicks off with the blazing, funky 14 - minute piece
re run home .
christopher r. weingarten
–––, 2012, the music between us: is music a universal language? , chicago: university of chicago press .
hear for yourself: their debut ep is available to stream on bandcamp — four songs, 7 - and - a - half minutes, five bucks. brittany spanos
misti poling, an interior designer with starbucks, takes in a tune at the new starbucks hear music coffeehouse at bellevue square. the shop, which lets customers browse, listen to and burn cds at nine stations, ... more
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my own personal experience with the hear music era of starbucks really was not all that favorable. one day as i was out shopping at bellevue square, i stumbled upon the bellevue hear music location. i remember it being a rather jarring music. that was long before i was blogging, and i was not nearly as knowledgeable about starbucks as i am now. i can remember wondering if i was even in a starbucks at all, and think that i had found a cd store with a little starbucks bar. the music was too loud. i made a mental note not to return to that store .
hear for yourself: stevens may have pam on his side, but that doesn & apos; t make the static sludge of
lydia
any less heartbroken. larry fitzmaurice
hear for yourself: lindeman & apos; s pin - point attention to detail turns a late - night phone call into a gorgeous, lonely meditation on
loyalty .
hi melody and denise – i’ve been swamped but thought i’d pop my head in (i’ll respond to your emails too). there used to be a hear music store in the woodfield mall in schaumburg many years ago too (~ 2000? )
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jb we can' t forget, though, that this is a marketing concept. i would bet that there are people who, when they first went to womad, went to hear sunny ade or nusrat. if they had been asked ,
would you like to hear some english folk music ?
they would have said ,
ugh, you must be joking !
but over the years, because of their exposure to world music, their ears have been opened to the idea of music that comes out of a tradition. it' s a marketing crossover .
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i did buy a few cds (hear) when they were around…. which i could still, i think, find in my cds somewhere. but, i remember always being disappointed with the music, never liked one of the cds that i bought. (that i can remember )
misti poling, an interior designer with starbucks, takes in a tune at the new starbucks hear music coffeehouse at bellevue square. the shop, which lets customers browse, listen to and burn cds at nine stations, is one of four in the nation and the first in this region. less
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why is it important for you guys to be as current as possible? it’s really important to issa and [ director melina matsoukas ] that the show sounds really fresh and feels very current. the stories and the setting of the show are current day, so we use the music to help set that scene. this is the music that’s playing right now, this is the music that you hear on the radio, this is the music that’s coming out that you’re streaming online right now or you will be in the next month or two .
hear for yourself :
together or alone ,
the first single from gold & stone, is feisty yet wistful, with yun & apos; s voice ping - ponging between a sigh and a yelp. maura johnston
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rd has radio been supportive? there is world music on radio 3, but not on radio 2, which has folk music. do you need to change that ?
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these people believe in you and most likely care about what you care about, which is so precious and beautiful. everyone has a gift to share and you will likely learn and hear amazing art and ideas from them too .
“music scene hear” also includes such blues and rock pioneers as john lee hooker, bo diddley, muddy waters and b. b. king, as well as such new music mavericks as john cage and the harry partch ensemble. and it showcases such former and current san diego - based greats as james moody, charles mcpherson, mike wofford, holly hofmann, joshua white and jeannie and jimmy cheatham .
the radio stations determined what music was broadcast. the event promoters and venue owners chose which bands were allowed to perform live and the distributors curated and pushed music to stores .
is i remember, round about 1993 or 1994, salif keita saying to me categorically :
i don' t make african popular music, i make world music .
hear for yourself: inspired by the
sass
of rihanna & apos; s
take a bow ,
ballerini & apos; s debut single ,
love me like you mean it ,
is a top 15 hit — a huge feat for a new female artist in country music. by beville dunkerley
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@ karl – i don’t know if you remember, but there were special silver hear music paper sacks too. i should have included a pic. wongster360 generously sent me one many months ago. maybe when i’m home form work, i’ll update the blog and add that pic. i still need to go back and fix typos !
auerbach’s love for the music of the late blues legend junior kimbrough resulted in him dropping out of college to pursue a career in rock ‘n’ roll .
i' ve listened to him so much, it' s just how i hear it, ” he said. “i studied him so much, getting f' s in college when i should' ve been studying, i was listening to junior' s music instead…
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wo decades ago ,
world music
didn' t exist; or at least, not as a marketing term. this was a time when the reggae boom had passed, when paul simon had popularised south african music with graceland, and interest in european music was growing thanks to le mystère des voix bulgares. no one knew how all this music should be promoted .
if you read the blog, you can see that these hear music concept stores ended in 2008 and turned back into normal starbucks in 2008. it looks like you might be sharing here to spread your link … having said that, i approved your comment because some of my readers might be interested in this remodeled brompton road starbucks in london .
in 1999, the chain purchased the music - curation startup hear music, and in the ensuing years established a record label with big aspirations. “we believe strongly that we can transform the retail record industry, ” starbucks chairman howard schultz said in 2004, and evidently others agreed. paul mccartney ditched emi to become starbucks' s first signee, saying that the coffee giant seemed more excited about the musical innovation than his record company did .
there were also about 45 starbucks stores in austin, texas, and seattle which had cd burning stations. customers could download music and burn their own cds, using these music media bars .
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and they were all right, that music video currently has over a billion views on youtube .
the online extension of billboard magazine, urltoken is the essential online destination for the music business .
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also, an added bonus... since you uploaded your music to jamendo, frostwire and free music archive - many content creators go to those sites to find music for their videos. youtube search your name and sort by latest upload date and see if any videos using your music are popping up! (make sure you contact the video owner if you aren' t properly credited. )
hear for yourself: guitars squeal and soar on
i & apos; ve been bored
as madison, in his gravelly, slackerish voice, shares a worthy sentiment :
i & apos; ve been so sick of flowers on everything .
brandon geist
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–––, 1987, “the work of making a work of music”, in alperson 1987: 101–29 .
cg radio 2 has just got it fixed that it doesn' t like music in other languages .
award - winning radio host fiona ritchie explores evolving music from celtic roots in europe and north america .
it' s very important for people to hear where my music is going in general, not just with one song ,
fonsi said before continuing .
i want people to get where my head is at musically speaking, it' s a great album with very talented musicians. i' m really excited to be able to share this with everyone .
dear lifehacker, i' d like to release some music i' ve made, but, for various reasons, i don' t want to go through a record company. what are my options? what are the best ways true music lovers can support my music directly rather than through a record company ?
sir paul mccartney has been unveiled as the first signing to the music label of coffee house chain starbucks .
–––, 2006, “artistic expression and the hard case of pure music”, in kieran 2006: 179–91 .
once your music is on the internet you still need to track down fans. this is the hardest part, but the best thing you can do is make it so your music is accessible in as many places as possible. here' s a few simple rules to follow after you' ve uploading your music :
spread it out to aggregation and radio services: people aren' t always going to come searching for your music on their own. you need to make it accessible and easy to find. once your music is online, submit links to discovery engines like exfm and urltoken so people can find your music by accident .
jb most records that wouldn' t have happened without the concept of world music are to me unlistenable .
“i love how the show encompasses so many decades of jazz and other music in san diego, and how it mixes local people with international jazz artists, ” plank said. “grace really got these artists, like max roach, to open up. her photo of max stopped me in my tracks. i can almost hear his voice when i look at her picture of him. ”
in most cases, youtube will not allow them to use traditionally copyrighted music (and so much is), and these content creators risk getting their video deleted, or even worse, getting their account banned. music that is licensed by creative commons allows these youtubers to use your music and credit you in the description .
i do remember the whole hear era but i never saw a cd burning station in any store around here…. (which is fine with me… .) i really am not for all the ‘screens’ of any kind (and they’re not around chicago, that i’ve ever seen .) .
1. make music 2. give it away for free using a cc license 3. free music = new fans 4. new fans will reach out via social media and engage, be grateful and love them! 5. collect emails from your fans 6. make more music and give it away for free 7. email your current fans and ask them to share it 8. free new music + current fans sharing that music = more new fans 9. repeat 1 through 8 over and over again. 10. magical things will happen
carrie schulze, of redmond, said it makes sense for starbucks to sell large quantities of music and coffee .
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if you' re interested in selling music through google music you do so after paying a one - time $ 25 fee. once you pay the fee, you can upload as many songs or albums as you want .
susan’s vocal style is often described as a blend of janis joplin and bonnie raitt. you can hear that influence clearly on susan’s smoking version of koko taylor’s voodoo woman. as for her guitar style: susan was influenced by freddie king, johnny ‘guitar’ watson, buddy guy and stevie ray vaughan .
his latest album heads i win, tails you lose, released on ruf records earlier this year, is receiving great reviews. as did his 2008 debut record open road. you can expect to hear tracks from both records when the oli brown band play some uk dates in october and december 2010 .
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every young person is exposed to and engaged with current music that promotes, inspires and celebrates positive images and actions .
along with making sure the show sounds fresh, we also want to have a unique sound that’s kind of our own signature sound that you wouldn’t hear on any other show. a few years ago, there weren’t a lot of shows using a lot of hip - hop and r & b. eventually, there was more hip - hop getting used on shows and nowadays there are a few more shows where you can hear hip - hop and now r & b featured more. but we want to make sure that we kind of carve out our own sound out of that and using super current and upcoming artist help us achieve that as well because we don’t have to worry as much about other shows having used the same music .
in the movies: mr. williams’s homages to classical and popular music truly shine in the “star wars” scenes with diegetic music, music that is visibly performed onscreen, such as in the famous cantina band scene in “a new hope, ” and at jabba the hutt’s court in “return of the jedi. ” for the cantina, mr. williams wrote an uncanny approximation of big - band music; for the court, he did the same with a baroque and classical pastiche .
@ sbirr – i totally agree that that san antonio store looks great. i need to do a follow up to this blog article and go visit the one in bellevue and see what it looks like now. i think these were all fairly large stores picked to be hear music stores converted from other stores, and then eventually back to a normal starbucks. i think that is cool you’ve been to the one in florida! thanks !
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the second episode covers music publishers, the different types and talk of synchronizations (also known as syncs) and licensing .
whether you’re looking to get signed or want to distribute independently, it is important to understand the complexities of music distribution .
there are a couple of dimensions to most solutions of the puzzle of pure music’s value. one is the extent to which it is agreed that music really is abstract. to the extent that one thinks that music is not unrelated to the real world, one will be able to argue that music’s value is at least no more puzzling than the value of arts more obviously related to the real world, such as literature and representational painting and sculpture. (see ridley 2004 for an extended critique of taking the concept of “pure” music as central to musical aesthetics .) the other dimension to most solutions of the puzzle of pure music’s value is the extent to which one thinks the abstractness of music is the source of its value. thus, two theorists might agree on the extent to which music is related to the real world (by being expressive, say), yet one locate its primary value in that expressiveness while the other locates it in its abstract, purely formal features .
cg reggae isn' t world music. if you have the box already, it doesn' t need to clutter up the world - music box. there is a finite amount of space in here. it' s the same with folk. eliza carthy has the folk awards; she doesn' t need to be in the world - music awards as well .
after composing the song with ender, fonsi called on his producers andrés torres and mauricio rengifo to put together his vision for the track .
in a matter of three hours, maybe even less, we had 80% of the production that you hear now. the main sound is there. that was it ,
the singer says .
that' s what got the ball rolling. we put the cuatro, which is the spanish guitar that you hear in the beginning. that' s a very typical instrument from puerto rico. that' s normally huge for very traditional music. we thought that it would be a very interesting sound to gel both the pop world and the urban world, but also for the song to have musicality and not just be another urban - pop song .
since then, i have returned to istanbul a number of times for extended periods up until 2015. every visit was dedicated to deepening my research and to shooting portions of my film, istanbul streets: i hear music. i wanted to capture the urban changes as they were happening slowly over time. as an outsider, i also felt it was important to spend as much time as possible in istanbul and do my best to understand the situation from a local perspective .
“grace did such a good job of collecting all our lives in one place. these photos are an integral part of american music history. they should be shown to kids and music students. i hope the whole city of san diego can see this. ”
there are two main questions asked about our emotional responses to pure music, apart from what role they play in expressiveness. the first is analogous to the “paradox of fiction”. it is not clear why we should respond emotionally to expressive music when we know that no one is undergoing the emotions expressed. the second is a variant of the “paradox of tragedy”. if some music arouses “negative” emotional responses in us, such as sadness, why do we seek out the experience of such music? i address these questions in turn .
lerdahl, fred & ray s. jackendoff, 1983, a generative theory of tonal music, cambridge, ma: mit press .
those were the days when music was played from vinyl discs and cassette tapes, and when the discovery of music was limited to listening to the radio, going to a venue to see a live - show or by browsing your favorite section in the record store .
cg i don' t fit into that model. i' ve been listening to this music and it makes me feel nauseous .
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wow, the two story store is very nice! it’s kind of an apple store mixed with a starbucks. the pictures that have the holiday merchandise just happen to be from my favorite christmas setup at starbucks! i loved the tables that had christmas trees made out of pounds of coffee! these stores wouldn’t have been able to survive under the current lean starbucks standards, i would assume! nonetheless, very well designed stores. oh, and how can i forget, hearing “you’re listening to hear music, the sound of music at starbucks, exclusively on xm radio” being played a thousand times a day in store !
the street vendors' calls stand out like soloists against a playful backdrop of a musical urban soundscape. it is the counterpoint to the important social struggles that the protagonists of the film face every day as they fight to keep their place in the new order that the city is imposing on them. i hope my film will inspire viewers to appreciate diversity, pay attention to what surrounds them so that it doesn' t disappear, and maybe even hear music where before they heard noise .
the profound middlebrowness of starbucks and many of its music offerings can' t be disputed; the first cd the store offered, in 1994, was by kenny g. but it' s worth remembering that not too long ago, starbucks was seen as a record - industry rebel, and the effective shuttering of its retail - music arm suggests that one vision for the future of music is dead .
i owe a big thank you to a very loyal reader of this blog who sent me all of her (or his ?) photos for this article. this person doesn’t comment on the blog, but i have exchanged enough emails with her to know that she is powerfully passionate about starbucks, and more knowledgeable than i. the information in this blog doesn’t quite match the wikipedia article on hear music, but i trust my source. all of the photos are courtesy of this anonymous reader .
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juan pablo reinvented and relaunched the mindtrip imprint, showcasing the full degree of his sound. the label changed its name from mindtrip music to
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cg my reservation about the term
world music
has always been that all the great terms - like jazz, reggae, rock' n' roll - sound musical. they come up in songs. nobody is ever going to have a song title with that phrase
world music
in it. if you took the word
music
away, and just called it
world
, that would be better .
one might simply deny that we respond emotionally to music. r. a. sharpe (2000: 1–83), while stopping short of outright denial, suggests that our emotional responses to music are a much smaller component of our understanding experience of it than the philosophical literature on the topic would suggest (see also zangwill 2004). peter kivy (1999) goes almost all the way, arguing that those who report emotional reactions to music are confusing the pleasure they take in the beauty of the music, in all its expressive individuality, with the feeling of the emotion expressed .
in classical music: as with han and leia’s theme, a direct comparison in the canon isn’t easily apparent. but mr. williams’s score here does recall the music of prokofiev. listen, for example, to this moment from the ballet “romeo and juliet”; it is the leitmotif for romeo and his friends, mercutio and benvolio. the music, like mr. williams’s theme for the ewoks, reflects the boys’ playful behavior and lightness .
after talking with a few musicians, the two most recommended services for this are tunecore and cd baby. for around $ 35 - $ 40 both of these services will upload and sell your music on amazon, itunes, beatport, facebook, emusic, and a host of other stores. they also send your music to the big streaming and radio services. you retain your rights to your music, but they handle the submission process .
this leads to two types of intellectual property, called music copyrights. one for the song, another for the sound recording. the song is typically represented by a publisher, whereas the sound recording is represented by a record label. for a better understanding, read my guide on music copyright .
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this may seems strange and make some feel uncomfortable, but yes - - let others make money off of your music, without paying you anything .
@ anahid – thanks for stopping by the blog. i wish i knew more about the business arrangement of how starbucks finds music for their stores and which cds they sell. there was a partner named timothy jones who very early on was very involved with the music business. i have heard that he is now retired, after a long starbucks career. i’ve thought about asking pr to set me up with someone who could be interviewed with music questions, because it’s a common question i get. i’ve gotten tons of emails that essentially ask me how people can get their music sold in starbucks .
of course, you might be an independent musician who already has a good following of people and who' s not interested in giving your music away for free or letting people pay whatever they want. you can still use bandcamp as a storefront with set prices, but if you want to get your music onto the big stores like google music, amazon, and itunes, you have to go through a distribution service and pay a little money .
mr. stollman prided himself on a hands - off policy with regard to the music’s creation: “the artists alone decide what you hear on their esp - disk, ” read a slogan on the record sleeves. but he also developed a reputation for not paying his artists fairly. in her book “as serious as your life: the story of the new jazz” (1977), valerie wilmer wrote that “as far as many of the new musicians were concerned, bernard stollman became simultaneously the most hated and most needed man in the recording industry. ”
the two go together, especially in seattle where people are into their music and coffee ,
schulze said .
i like the idea .
my film also pays tribute to the cms istanbul street vendor concert, to ismet sıral and to woodstock' s creative music studio' s musical approach .
bicknell, jeanette, 2007, “explaining strong emotional responses to music: sociality and intimacy”, journal of consciousness studies, 14 (12): 5–23 .
this concludes the third episode of the understanding the music industry. in our next episode we will go in - depth about record label deals and agreements .
just upload all of your cc by music to a youtube channel with a picture of you / your album art and your cc license in the description .
dear aspiring, up until a couple of years ago, your best option may have involved setting up a myspace profile and throwing some music on. nowadays, you have a few great options to choose from. over the years i have tried every store and distribution service i' ve come across as both a listener and an amateur musician. it' s not hard to skip the record labels and sell and distribute music on your own. let' s start by taking a look at how you can skip the labels and get your music online before we move onto making sure music - lovers can find it easily .
ok, so assuming that you now have chosen a creative commons license, it' s time to submit your music to some of the most awesome creative commons sites out there. check out jamendo, frostwire and free music archive. these sites host cc music and have large member bases so you' ll immediately start to see plays and downloads. congrats! you have begun to build a fan base! (there are definitely more of these types of sites - -
if you' re not into learning business / marketing, get someone on your team that wants to learn it while you learn to evolve your music. i partnered with someone that loves my music and loves marketing, and it helps if you love and enjoy each other as people and have similar spiritual and creative interests !
cg people started to make what they thought was world music. ian anderson at rogue records put out a wonderful cassette made in senegal by baaba maal, which was pure world music as all of us thought about it. baaba maal was subsequently signed to island records, and began to make what he and his producers conceived as
world music
. it was a hotchpotch, a hybrid, a fusion - but it would not have existed before we came up with this term .
entertainment weekly: i know a lot of music supervisors spend the hiatus listening to new music and put together playlists for producers right before production starts up again. did you do that for issa? kier lehman: yeah, i definitely pull a bunch of music during the off - season. as we’re kind of gearing up and i start seeing scripts come through, i start reaching out to my contacts and doing research on what new artists would be good for the show. then i start putting together batches to music that i send over to the producers and editorial for them to keep in mind and use as they start putting the shows together .
–––, 2014b, “the possibility of profound music”, british journal of aesthetics, 54 (3): 299–322. doi: 10. 1093 / aesthj / ayu031
–––, 1983b, “platonism in music: another kind of defense”, american philosophical quarterly, 24 (3): 245–252. reprinted in kivy 1993: 59–74 .
you have three different choices for charging for your music: free, pay - what - you - want, and a set price. each has their own advantages and different services that work better. knowing that, let' s break down the best places to upload your music based on how much you want for it .
tag your songs properly: for several years i worked at a weekly paper covering local music and the biggest way musicians shoot themselves in the foot is by not tagging their music properly. sites like soundcloud or bandcamp let you pick your genre or location because it helps people find you. use genre tags properly and honestly. it might seem funny to throw your song in the
salsa
section, but it makes it hard for people to get an idea of what the music really sounds like. include your location too, because if anyone ever wants to write about your music, the first thing they want to know is where you' re from .
rubin: i was a fan of rap music since i was in high school, and there was a radio show called
mr. magic' s rap attack on whbi
, and i would listen to that every week and it was on for an hour — and during that hour that was the only place you could hear hip hop on the radio - and i' d listen to it and would record it every week on a cassette recorder — and then listen back to it all week. i liked punk rock, and it seemed like a new breed of punk rock to me .
the cliché that music is “the language of the emotions” is often considered as a possible starting point for a theory of musical expressiveness. the idea combines the attractive simplicity of conventionality that associationism makes the basis of music’s meaning with the formalist notion that music’s order is to be understood in terms of syntax. (see lerdahl & jackendoff 1983 for a theory along the latter lines .) however, although deryck cooke (1959) and leonard meyer (1956) are often cited as proponents, it is not clear that anyone holds a full - blown version of the theory. the central problem is the great disparities between language and music, in terms of the ways in which each is both syntactic and semantic (jackendoff 2011). a serious subsidiary problem is that even if music were about the emotions in the way that language can be, that would not account for music’s expressiveness. the sentence “i am sad” is about the emotions, but it is not expressive of sadness in the way a sad face is, though i could use either to express my sadness. most people agree that music’s relation to emotion is more like that of a sad face than that of a sentence. (this last criticism is also applicable to susanne langer’s theory (1953) that music is about the emotions in a symbolic yet non - linguistic way. )
who are you most excited for the audience to hear? it’s all exciting to me because of just how well everything works together and how great the episodes are. we have a couple featured uses so far from the new sza album, which are really well - tied into our story line even though her album was written separately from the show, but it really speaks to a lot of the story lines that we have going this season .
for me, the great thing is the commitment and the passion and the love of music, which as an artist is good to see ,
he said .
–––, 1998, the quest for voice: on music, politics, and the limits of philosophy: the 1997 ernest bloch lectures, oxford: oxford university press .
goldman, alan, 1992, “the value of music”, journal of aesthetics and art criticism, 50 (1): 35–44. doi: 10. 2307 / 431065
–––, 2007, listening to popular music: or, how i learned to stop worrying and love led zeppelin, ann arbor, mi: university of michigan press .
scruton, roger, 1983, “understanding music”, in the aesthetic understanding: essays in the philosophy of art and culture, manchester: carcanet press, pp. 77–100 .
newly formed record label from starbucks entertainment and concord music group to release paul mccartney first new studio album in nearly two years featuring all new songs from the legendary artist .
unsurprisingly, perhaps, those who take the experience of music’s expressiveness to be a more intimately emotional one (through being predicated on imaginative engagement with the music, say), tend to emphasize that experience as more central to musical understanding, and thus attribute a larger part of music’s value to its expressiveness. those, on the other hand, whose theory of the experience of musical expressiveness is more distanced (a matter of noticed resemblance, say), tend to place less weight on this element in their theories of musical value. at one extreme of this spectrum is the position that denies music to be expressive at all, and thus cannot attribute music’s value to its expressiveness (most notably hanslick 1854; see also zangwill 2004). apart from this extreme position, most theorists agree that music’s value is to be located in different kinds of experience, including the experience of formal and expressive features; their disagreements are mostly about the relative weight of these different kinds of experiences in a complete account of musical value.
hear music is the brand name of starbucks ' retail music concept and record label . hear music began as a catalog company in cambridge , massachusetts , in 1990 before being purchased by starbucks in 1999 . 
hear music is the brand name of starbucks' retail music concept and record label. hear music began as a catalog company in cambridge, massachusetts, in 1990 before being purchased by starbucks in 1999.
hear music is the brand name of starbucks' retail music concept and record label. hear music began as a catalog company in cambridge, massachusetts, in 1990 before being purchased by starbucks in 1999.