Who are the main team members an artist works with in the music industry and when/why do you need them? With patience, the right partners will come along at the right time and will be able to access opportunities and open doors that an artist normally couldn’t.

Learn how an LA- and Berlin-based company Five Vectors is creating a new music interaction layer for gamers, while introducing new revenue opportunities for indie artists.

The Canadian singer-songwriter talks about how signing with a one-stop licensing company has lessened the burden of doing everything all by herself and shares multiple insights on the sync licensing world, applicable to both established and emerging artists.

Steve goes over Beatchain’s features, from distribution and collecting all the artist’s online data in one spot, to advising artists on creating engaging content for their audience.

D explains the importance of telling your story through your music to build better relationships with your audience, and talks about his recent book, “Be Solid: How To Go Through Hell & Come Out Whole.”

David Wimble discusses the daunting task of pitching your music to music blogs and Spotify curators as an independent artist (with specific examples and practical tips) and shows how you can make the most of The Indie Bible.