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So I sat down and just popped that one off. A lot of selfishness and screwed-up relationships and trying to make good on it. I think subconsciously I was thinking of the song ' Question ,' which is a beautiful song and has really distinct parts to it. As for Louris' songs, "Living in a Bubble" is a bouncy rejoinder to data-tracking and the hour news cycle reminiscent of Harry Nilsson and Elliott Smith ; "Homecoming" is a climate-change warning that slowly becomes subsumed in a bit-crusher storm; and "Bitter Pill" is an aching story-song that builds on " Lovers of the Sun " from Paging Mr.
His girlfriend Steph runs point from a second iPad from Canada, and his son Henry, who possesses a dusky tenor like his father, typically joins on-camera to sing backup and cover songs by Radiohead , Paul McCartney and Sean Lennon. Overall, Louris, who has been open about his struggles with depression, looks relaxed hosting his home show — cracking jokes, bantering with the peanut gallery in the comment section, lightheartedly penalizing Henry for sour notes.
He has the ability to get on a stage," Perlman says of his boss' livestreaming abilities. So he can do that. When the pandemic allows for touring and recording again, will the band continue in this democratic format? I have total faith that this will continue. The next record we make could be completely acoustic, stripped-down. The next record could be all Karen songs for all I know.
To that end, nearly four decades since Louris found American traditional music, the Jayhawks are arguably just getting started. Over the past few weeks, protests have been staged across the nation in response to the deaths of George Floyd , Breonna Taylor , David McAtee and many other Black people at the hands of police.
Due to increased police presence and the deployment of the National Guard to several major cities, thousands of protesters have been arrested, and many violent incidents involving the police have been filmed and subsequently gone viral.
As protests continue amid the coronavirus COVID pandemic , the Recording Academy has compiled a list of ways to safely and ethically film incidents involving police misconduct. Check out these tips from Makam :. If you need to be anonymous for security reasons, use a code name. If possible, turn on automatic date, time and GPS location capturing features. Alternately, film newspapers, intersections, street signs and landmarks. But that right is murkier when it comes to touch ID, face ID, or pattern lock, and courts have ruled both ways in the past.
Also, Makam recommends that you set your phone to automatically back itself up to the cloud, be it Dropbox or Google Drive. WITNESS recommends a checklist of tools for capturing your surroundings, should you be out at a protest: an external microphone to potentially record interviews, extra memory cards, headphones, a tripod, a notebook and pen for recording dates, times and locations, and an extra battery and charger. WITNESS also recommends bringing a partner or friend with you to protests to help keep you safe and watch out for important situations to document.
Know your equipment. We are currently living in an unprecedented era around music creation and touring. Due to the ongoing COVID pandemic, all business has been forced to become remote, making it difficult for artists to maintain their usual level of activity. Of course, though the music landscape looks totally different right now, artists are finding new and innovative ways to get their music heard, be it through livestreams, engaging with fans via social media or launching subscription models that offer exclusive content to fans.
To that end, here's a rundown of some exciting new apps and tools for recording and monetizing your music in the COVID era. There are plenty of social media options for getting your work out there: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Twitch are just some of the possible platforms you can use to capture your recording. There's also a new all-in-one app called RMusic , which allows songwriters to collaboratively write music on the go.
Not only does RMusic let you to record ideas directly onto a virtual project file, but you can punch in new lines, edit takes, invite other collaborators from your address book, type lyrics, undo takes and communicate with project members from within the app.
Facebook: According to a new Remote Musicians Handbook put together by the Berklee College of Music, Facebook is the best venue for livestreaming if your audience skews a little older.
Instagram: Meanwhile, Instagram, which has a feature that allows other people to join your live stream as guests, is ideal for younger audiences.
YouTube : Then there's YouTube, which offers a number of monetization options and scheduling tools, such as pre-stream and in-stream ads, donations and merch sales. YouTube will even notify your followers when you go live and will allow you to schedule a live stream ahead of time. And as the stream takes place, YouTube lets viewers ask questions and interact with the streamer. TikTok : If you're on the super music-friendly app TikTok, did you know that you can activate a live stream if you have more than 1, followers?
Once watching your livestream, viewers can purchase stickers, and a portion of the money is donated to the streamer. According to the aforementioned handbook, on TikTok these purchases are made using "coins. In turn, users can buy stickers, called "Virtual Gifts," for anywhere from 1 to coins. Twitch : The video game streaming platform can be useful for engaging new fans. Here, according to the handbook, "the music ranges from metal to violin covers to singer-songwriters, and is generally more diverse genre-wise than more mainstream platforms.
If you want to monetize your work on Twitch, know that streamers get paid when new subscribers follow them and viewers donate to the streamer. Some streamers use new followers and donations as mechanisms to unlock new content or segments. Some will take requests at certain follower count or donation levels, others run merch giveaways, or give followers access to exclusive content. Stream to Twitch, YouTube and many other providers. Try it free with a day trial. Houseparty : This social networking service enables group video chatting through mobile and desktop apps.
Users receive a notification when friends are online and available to group video chat. StageIt : Founded in , Stageit is a web-based performance venue that hosts paid livestreamed performances.
Artists choose when they want to perform, for how long, and how much they want to charge. You can even engage new fans and monetize shows through BandsInTown's Twitch partnership. Patreon : Patreon gives fans access to exclusive artist content for a monthly fee, might be the first option that comes to mind when it comes to fan and membership platforms. But Patreon is only the beginning. Gumroad lets creators offer digital and physical products for sale, while its dashboard provides insight into how your sales are doing and how fans are consuming your content.
Squarespace : Offers subscription products in their store, integrating directly with your website and can be sold alongside your other merch products. Bandzoogle : Sell music, merch, downloads and tickets, commission-free. Once you add a store, you can start selling music, downloads, tickets and band merch.
Ghost : With Ghost, which is free to join, you can publish content online, grow an audience with email newsletters and make money from premium memberships. Memberful : Memberful helps independent publishers, educators, and creators sell memberships to their audience and build sustainable businesses. You can integrate with Wordpress, send email newsletters, create private podcasts and more. ScoreAScore : This music production, licensing and supervision company puts producers in need of original music directly in contact with the composers who create it.
Beatstars : Beatstars is an online marketplace to buy and sell beats. Now that you have the tools, all you need is to put a plan into action. The Remote Musicians Handbook suggests that you first analyze your audience to get a sense of their social media profiles. Then, you may want to run an unnanounced test live stream, just to get a sense of who's showing up. Then, schedule a series of announced live streams on the platform s of your choice.
Once livestreams are part of your routine, consider partnering with artist friends on YouTube where you can cross-promote each other's work. From there, consider monetizing your work on Patreon with exclusive content. All the while, to engage new fans, hop on music-discovery tools TikTok and Twitch. Now that you have the resources to build a fully functional music online platform from the safety and comfort of your home, the rest is up to you.
Good luck! Joan Osborne. Photo by Jeff Fasano. Joan Osborne Gets Political On Trouble And Strife joan-osborne-talks-getting-political-trouble-and-strife-singing-jerry-garcia-songs-phil. Facebook Twitter Email. Will Schube. Subscribe Now. Be the first to find out about winners, nominees, and more from Music's Biggest Night. Part of her motivation was wanting to respond to the current state of the world, which was roiled by climate change, gun deaths and official corruption—and this was before Covid came along.
She did all the things a normal citizen should do—voting, contacting elected officials, attending demonstrations, donating money—but she wanted to take advantage of her artistic gifts and high-profile to do more. But what can music do?
But it can change the story we tell ourselves about the climate. As human beings, we tell each other the stories that form our view of the world. Music and culture can move society. What she had were bits and pieces of songs in the form of melodic fragments on her phone and partial stanzas scribbled down. So she locked herself in a room for those four days and combed through all those voicemails and notebook entries to see what was worth keeping. She wanted to write songs that addressed fundamental dynamics that express themselves in a new way in each succeeding decade.
For her next project, Osborne turned to her fans to crowdfund a collection of Bob Dylan covers. The album, Songs of Bob Dylan , was released in In , she issued Trouble and Strife , an album informed by the political and social turmoil of the era, which included guitar work from Wilco 's Nels Cline.
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