Musicians: Page 8
Big Business Lessons From Three Rock 'n' Roll Legends
Nearly every successful startup shares three common traits with music stars.
Frank Ocean Tells Chipotle to 'F--k Off' After Chain Sues the Singer
Of all the people and companies that Frank Ocean could attack, the usually PR-friendly Chipotle would not have been our first bet.
From Gum to the Grammys: How Artist-Entrepreneur Kenna Bulldozed the Status Quo
Kenna Zemedkun has launched television shows, carved out his own music genre, created new ways of raising money for the issues he cares about and helped overhaul a social networking site.
Surprise: Beyoncé Drops New Album With No Warning Whatsoever
The stealth release of the singer's fifth album came as a shock, but could signal a change in the future of music promotion.
Spotify to Musicians: Don't Hate On Us
The streaming music service is determined to convince artists, both big and small, that streaming can be a real money maker.
Mind Control Technology, Elon Musk's James Bond Submarine and a Real-Life Bionic Man
A roundup of the 10 most interesting new technologies that make us scratch our heads and say, 'What the heck?'
This Tiny Gadget Can Turn Virtually Anything Into a Musical Instrument
The Ototo is a pocket-sized circuit board that can make pots and pans, a chocolate bar or even a plant play music. Yes, really.
Looking for Inspiration? Channel Your Inner Bob Dylan
A former songwriter teaches business professionals how to make creative breakthroughs.
This 'Instrument' Lets You Rock Out With Your iPhone
Artiphon's Instrument 1 is like an entire orchestra all in one smartphone-powered gadget.
The Startup Success Story Behind the Band of the Day App
The Band of the Day daily music-discovery magazine app lets musicians be seen and heard.
Big Cartel: An Etsy-Style Marketplace for Bands and Artists
Big Cartel offers bands, fashion designers, poster printers and other talents an online platform to market their merchandise.
Moving Beyond Musical Success
From burning CDs to avoiding burnout, these musical entrepreneurs have found new ways to make a profit.