A show where Jayden Seeley did his first solo project interview while Nick Anderson of The Wrecks co-hosted, 408 called in to premiere their new single and Sherry Saeedi and Nick Lippman called in to talk about Verswire’s new show on idobi Face The Music every Tuesday at 6pm ET!
Get all the details on the newest category in music. Pioneered by Veeps founder Sherry Saeedi and veteran music manager Nick Lippman, they are setting a new standard in industry. Listen in to “Face The Music,” Tuesdays at 6pm ET to learn what it’s like for artists to be with record labels, why artists are beginning to push back, and where the future of the music industry is heading. Learn about Verswire, the VC for artists that is changing the name of the label game. You won’t want to miss this. Tuesdays at 6pm ET, live on idobi Radio. Get the podcast at Idobi.com
Verswire, the first ever Venture Capital for artists, is changing the music industry, one satisfied and successful artist at a time. They are revolutionizing the relationship between labels and artists by taking a brand-new approach on a very outdated business model. Today, idobi Radio is proud to announce the launch of Face The Music, our newest radio show and podcast hosted by the creative minds behind Verswire. Verwire is the brainchild of Nick Lippman and Sherry Saeedi. Both are seasoned veterans in the music industry, with an incredibly impressive history. Now, listeners will have the opportunity to join this intelligent… Read more »
Today we talk about the court case between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp, the new Face the Music Foundation, and Billie Eilish bringing out Hayley Williams at Coachella. Heard v Depp It seems like the entirety of the internet has been sitting in on the court case between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. In case you missed it, Depp has taken his ex wife to court over defamation after she accused him of abuse in their marriage in 2018. After the article she wrote making this accusation was released, Depp lost work including his involvement with The Fantastic Beast and… Read more »
“Sometimes things don’t make sense, until the end of the story” but have Bill and Ted reached ‘the end’?
Bill & Ted Face the Music’s excellent new trailer shows our fave legendary dudes set out on a journey to fulfill their destiny and save the world through music.
For too many people—those who work in music and fans alike—sexual harassment has become part of the experience and we need to talk about it. In this three part series we are going to try to open the dialogue.
Bill & Ted are getting a third movie called ‘Bill & Ted Face the Music.’
Not such a rapper’s delight, this. Kanye West, Common, Method Man and Redman, along with their respective Universal Music Group record companies, were sued Thursday by the daughter of late jazz musician Joe Farrell for sampling his music sans permission. Adding further unoriginal insult to copycat injury, each of the rappers used snippets from the same tune, Farrell’s 1974 composition “Upon This Rock.” The lawsuit, filed by scorned offspring Kathleen Firantello, claims West sampled the tune in 2005 on Late Registration’s “Gone,” Common in “Chi-City,” a bonus track on his 2005 album Be, and Method Man and Redman in their… Read more »
Young indie rockers Arctic Monkeys, who made history with Britain’s fastest-selling debut album in 2006, are out to prove they are no one-hit wonders with their second record released on Monday. Critics wonder if the weight of expectation will be too much for the musicians from the northern city of Sheffield, among the first to make it big by harnessing the power of the Internet. Alexis Petridis, music critic for the Guardian newspaper, called “Favourite Worst Nightmare” arguably the most anticipated second album in a decade. Judging by early reviews and the reaction of fans at gigs across the country,… Read more »
