Layoffs earlier this year at the record labels were aimed at positioning companies for the music business of the future. Is radio still part of that outlook? By Steve Knopper Beginning in September ...

As record labels and the media landscape evolve, pitching songs to radio has too. Seven executives break down how they do their jobs. By Dan Rys When Glass Animals released their single “Heat Waves” ...

For a long time, radio has been known to be a decisive platform for music discovery. In recent years, there has been more focus on vying for playlist adds and creating masses of content in hopes of ...

As a musician, there’s a lot of stuff to keep organized when it comes to marketing your music — social media, promotion, contacting press, and building your network are all a part of this process. In ...

The term radio has transcended the idea of terrestrial broadcast, and is now representative of connection through curation. That said, it remains an invaluable marketing tool, perhaps more now than ...

In Rolling Stone‘s series At Work, we go behind the curtain with decision-makers across the fast-changing music business — exploring a range of responsibilities, burgeoning ideas, advice for industry ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Longtime record promotion executive Jonas Cash, who founded the influential radio programming competition AIR (Active Industry ...

Says Def Jam's Nicki Farag: “I’ve absolutely had to work twice as hard as my male counterparts to get where I am." Ever since its primitive beginnings as “song plugging,” radio promotion at record ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jerold "Jerry" Blair, a music business executive who made his mark in radio promotion in the 1980s and 1990s and went on to work ...