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VINYL TAP - Inside the Music Industry

Michael Parisi
VINYL TAP - Inside the Music Industry
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  • Chrissie Vincent; Saint Vincent
    Anyone who can spit into Johnny Lydon's (yes of Sex Pistols fame) sushi and get away with it should automatically be inducted into the Australian Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame. And this is only one of many stories that Chrissie Vincent has in her arsenal of rock and roll anecdotes. There's no denying Chrissie is a trailblazer. She started her career in 1981, when the local music industry was beginning to come into it's own. She has worked in pretty much every facet of the business and she has worked with a vast array of artists. From Bowie and Lenny Kravitz and from The Living End to Pete Murray, she has definitely packed in a hell of a lot in these last 44 years.Today, you'll find Chrissie imparting her infinite wisdom in her role as the Head of Entertainment Management at Collarts College in Melbourne. And if you think she has lost any of the fire and passion that she is renown for, then think again. She has a lot to say about the music industry, about local radio and about the importance of keeping Australian Music alive and kicking. Buckle in for a proper, fiery hour of power with the human hurricane that is Chrissie Vincent. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Industry Nights; Live Music, The New Frontier
    Recently, Vinyl Tap ventured out to the St Kilda Town Hall in Melbourne for a special live panel taping. Joining me on the night to discuss the LIVE Music scene were;PATRICK DONOVAN; Live Music Strategy and Development lead for the Port Phillip City Council, esteemed and widely acclaimed artist and proud local identity CASH SAVAGE, SUNSHINE TROTT; one of Melbourne's most celebrated local DJ's and Producers and ISABEL BEARLIN; National Bookings & Events manager for Live Nation. We discussed everything from the need to beef up our grass roots music strategy in schools, DIY Touring, the ever growing rise of EDM as our most popular music genre to how the multi-national Touring Company's are giving back to the local music community. Thanks to those who turned up on a cold Melbourne night to help us engage in a fun and robust conversation about what more we can do to keep our live scene buoyant and thriving in this post-Covid world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • David Vodicka; Legal Eagle
    David Vodicka has paid his dues in every way. First as an independent label owner and now as, arguably, one of the most successful and influential music lawyers in Australia. His 'Rubber Records' imprint, always cutting edge with its output, certainly delivered some of the best new artists in years gone by. Cordrazine, Even and 1200 Techniques are amongst some of my favourite Aussie acts of all time! David, however always had a Plan B in his back pocket. And that's where Media Arts comes in. Boasting a clientele that reads like a big summer festival lineup- Hilltop Hoods, Tame Impala, Tash Sultana, Teskey Bros, Matt Corby, Briggs et al- Media Arts represents some of the biggest artists and labels here and worldwide. In this weeks episode we get a proper glimpse into world of music law as seen through the eyes of one its best ever protagonists. Meet the best dressed lawyer in town Mr David Vodicka! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Annabelle Herd; Leading The Charge!
    Running a music industry organisation and representative body like ARIA is by no means a walk in the park in the current music climate, but this weeks guest is more than ready for the task.Annabelle Herd has the right temperament and 'can-do' mentality for navigating the domestic music industry through these challenging, but exciting times. A career in politics as an advisor in the Communications and Arts sector and then in TV as the Chief Operating Officer at Channel 10 has held Annabelle in good stead as the Head of ARIA. And she means business! In this week's episode we discuss not only the many challenges that we all face as an industry, but also the reasons we need to stay focused and excited for the future growth of Australian music and the many artists that are flying the flag. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Karl Richter; Off The Richter
    Karl Richter is somewhat of a chameleon in the Music Industry. Not only has he been able to successfully pivot from A&R to Music Supervision, but he now is also a major player in the Music Tech space. In this enlightening new episode of Vinyl Tap, we go back to Karl's early community radio days and his entry into the music industry per se. Starting as an A&R manager at MDS, Mushroom's Indie distribution arm in the early 90's, we chart Karl's professional evolution from music executive to becoming one of the most important, if not disruptive forces in the Music Licensing world with the 'happy accident' we now know as Level Two Music. And now as the Founder of the highly impressive DISCO platform, a B2B file sharing technology, that has taken the industry by storm there is no stopping Karl as he continues to pave his own path to the intersection of music, technology and the screen. Underpinning all of this is Karl's ultimate A&R philosophy - building creative business' and people that can and that are challenging the norm on a global level. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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About VINYL TAP - Inside the Music Industry

VINYL TAP - Inside the Music Industry. Michael Parisi is a veteran of the Australian Music Industry. He has worked as Head of A&R for major labels (Warner Music), indie labels (MD of Mushroom Records) and had labels of his own (SPUTNIK and Wunderkind). His artists have sold over 16 million albums combined. Today, he runs a very successful Artists Management and Music Consultancy company having guided the careers of artists like Vera Blue, Xavier Rudd, Dan Sultan, Polish Club and many more.On his new podcast, he speaks with the movers, shakers and visionaries inside the Australian and International Music Industry. From Executives to Managers to Creatives and to Artists, he leaves no stone unturned in looking inside the collective crystal ball of the music industry.Find us @vinyltap_thepodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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