Music artists should register their music rather than rely on personal friends for management because registered music provides legal protection and establishes ownership. This ensures that artists can receive royalties from their work and have a clear record of their creations. Additionally, professional management offers industry expertise, networking opportunities, and a structured approach to building a brand, which friends may not possess. By choosing to work with professionals, artists can focus on their creative process while their management team handles the business aspects of their career.

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Welcome to this episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. Recently, Metro Boomin has faced shocking allegations that have stirred considerable debate in the music community. Reports surfaced alleging that he was involved in a series of incidents relating to personal disputes that escalated into public altercations. These allegations have raised questions about his conduct and the impact it may have on his career and collaborations in the industry. Remember you can catch Indie Artist Music Hustle on all podcasting platforms, on social media, and obtain merch at www.Blonde-Intelligence.com
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Consent in the Entertainment Industry is often murky due to the power imbalances present. Individuals seeking to break into the industry may feel pressured to engage in activities they are uncomfortable with, fearing repercussions on their careers. As highlighted in an article from Rolling Stone, many artists report feeling coerced into compromising situations, often equating career advancement with compliance. This is particularly relevant with Combs, where allegations suggest a pattern of manipulation that exploits the ambition of young artists (Smith, 2023).

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