Sentence examples for musicians labels from inspiring English sources

The musicians, labels and publishers have agreed to donate proceeds from the album's sale to the Philippine Red Cross.

Among the sites Next Big Sound tracks, the biggest gainer was SoundCloud, which lets musicians, labels and fans upload tracks that can be streamed or embedded on social sites like Tumblr.

By now the versatile Hungarian master Zoltan Kodaly may be better remembered as an "ethnomusicologist and educationist," as The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians labels him, than as a composer, a few orchestral favorites aside.

Both are courting big artists for exclusive deals, so Tidal will have to persuade musicians' labels – including those of its owners – that it is worth alienating Spotify and Apple to get early access to new music.

It's become colloquial to hear musicians labelled "tortured geniuses"; their mental health problems fetishised and romanticised as some sort of magical well from which their art springs.

In 1982 he became vice president of the Elektra Musician label, which specialized in jazz.

As explained to Lester Bangs in a 1979 interview, the non-musician label was in opposition to the "tacit belief that virtuosity was the sine qua non of music and there was no other way of approaching it".

The anecdotal evidence from musicians and labels is that NPR and Pitchfork sell records.

But Mr Najera Ponce chose a simpler way to remunerate musicians and labels.

This increase in music listening may offset at least some of the money artists, musicians and labels stand to lose as physical formats and paid downloads decline.

But, for the past two years, the most pointed critiques have come from musicians and labels, who say that Record Store Day has led to a production logjam.