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MTQ Comes to Streaming

MTQ Comes to Streaming

by Kyle Boreing | Oct 9, 2023 | Commentary & Observations, Music Business, Music Tech, News, Release Oddities

I’ve made comments in the past about Mark Trammell’s resistance to streaming, and even tried to help justify it (to an extent) in previous articles. I’ve also made some jokes at their expense about their refusal to release music in any sort of...
That time when the LeFevres “pulled a Taylor Swift”

That time when the LeFevres “pulled a Taylor Swift”

by Kyle Boreing | Aug 15, 2023 | History, Music Business, Oddities, Release Oddities

It’s hard to go anywhere in this country without seeing or hearing something related to Taylor Swift. For the four or five of you who are unfamiliar, Swift began her career in country music as a teenager before graduating to pop music superstardom. Her current...
The Convoluted Cathedral Quartet Catalog Condundrum

The Convoluted Cathedral Quartet Catalog Condundrum

by Kyle Boreing | Jun 28, 2023 | Commentary & Observations, Marketing Oddities, Music Business, Oddities, Release Oddities, Shopping

The Cathedral Quartet is among the most well-loved and respected gospel groups in history. There isn’t a quartet singer today who isn’t familiar with the rich history of the Cathedrals, and you would be hard pressed to find many fans who don’t own at...
Are Digital Compilations Pointless?

Are Digital Compilations Pointless?

by Kyle Boreing | Apr 29, 2023 | Commentary & Observations, Music Business, Music Tech

Brief history lesson – when recorded music first became a viable product, it came with an inherent limitation – length. Whether it was some power hungry crook who stole patents Thomas Edison’s cylinder phonograph or early shellac discs spinning at 78...
The Future (or Past?) of Online Concerts

The Future (or Past?) of Online Concerts

by Kyle Boreing | Jul 26, 2022 | Commentary & Observations, Music Business, Music Tech

In May of 2020 (just as the pandemic began to really take hold globally), I wrote an article about how it could potentially impact the gospel music industry, especially live presentations. In hindsight, one of the solutions discussed may have been a double-edged...
Daywind Streaming No Longer Covered By CCLI

Daywind Streaming No Longer Covered By CCLI

by David Bruce Murray | Oct 18, 2021 | Church Music, Music Business

Part of my “real job” includes directing music at a mid-sized church in North Carolina. Last week I received a typical email from Daywind Music asking me to buy their latest soundtracks, but the first item on the list mentioned a change in Daywind’s...
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