Jonny Amos

The Music Business Buddy

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The Music Business Buddy is a podcast about the future of music careers. Each episode explores how artists and creators are navigating today’s evolving music industry — from AI and streaming to publishing, sync licensing, branding and fan growth. Featuring conversations with music executives, creatives, entrepreneurs and innovators, the show offers practical insights into how the modern music business really works. The Music Business Buddy is hosted by award winning UK based music professional Jonny Amos. Author of The Music Business For Music Creators (Routledge, 2024), Jonny is a music indus...

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Jonny Amos

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Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 6: How Music Publishing Actually Works 30.07.2024

Ever wondered why songwriters often struggle to understand what music publishers actually do? On this episode of "The Music Business Buddy," I promise clarity and answers as I demystify the world of music publishing. Join me, Jonny Amos, as we trace the rich history of music publishing from the Tin Pan Alley days to the modern complexities of copyright management. Distinguish between mus...

Episode 5: Why Music Metadata Matters More Than Most Artists Realise 23.07.2024

What if mastering your metadata could unlock new opportunities and streamline your music career? Join me, Jonny Amos, as I guide you through the often overlooked, yet crucial, realm of metadata in the music industry. In this episode, we break down the different types of metadata and explain why getting it right is vital for categorising music, collecting royalties, and ensuring accurate identifica...

Episode 4: How Sync Licensing Really Works (With Bryan Hinkley) 16.07.2024

Unlock the secrets to sync licensing and elevate your music's potential in the competitive landscape of TV, film, games, and advertisements. We'll guide you through the essential elements of synchronization, from understanding the true essence of your songs to the critical role of feedback in shaping how your music is perceived. Learn why correctly labeling your music is vital for matchi...

Episode 3: From Temp To Top Artist Manager — How Denise Beighton Built Her Career 09.07.2024

What does it take to transform from a part-time temp into an international renowned artist manager? Join us on "The Music Business Buddy" as we sit down with the incredible Denise Beighton from Upside UK, who navigated the highs and lows of the music industry from her early days at RCA during the Bucks Fizz Eurovision era to the monumental shift into Sony Music. Denise shares her humble...

Episode 2: How Music Distribution Really Works 02.07.2024

Can a well-planned digital distribution strategy make or break your music career? Join us in this episode of the Music Business Buddy as we uncover the vital components that ensure your music reaches its full potential in the digital world. We'll guide you through the maze of selecting the right distributor, emphasizing why marketing support, robust analytics, and efficient store delivery are...

Episode 1: How Song Splits Really Work (And Why They Cause So Many Problems) 22.06.2024

How do you ensure everyone gets their fair share when creating a hit song? On this episode of Music Business Buddy, join me, Jonny Amos, as we unravel the intricate world of song splits and why having everything in writing is absolutely crucial. From understanding the distinction between the copyright of a song and its sound recording to navigating the division of rights between songwriters, artis...

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