Fan club platform FanCircles has expanded its ranks by securing partnerships with Paloma Faith, The Levellers, Ed Harcourt and Bon Jovi guitarist Phil X. The artist-centric company, which was previously known as GigRev, has provided musicians, YouTubers, TV shows and other celebrities with a new, sustainable income stream via their
I’ve been watching carefully the demise of social media marketing which heavily relies on third party cookies to track users everywhere they visit online and what they do. Well, third party cookies are being killed off at an astonishing rate and companies including Facebook and Google are feeling the heat
Iowa-based rock quartet SAUL — brothers Blake Bedsaul [lead vocals] and Zach Bedsaul [lead guitar, backup vocals], William McIlravy [bass, backup vocals], and Myles Clayborne [drums] — have just shared the video for the new single “Looking to Fight,” which spins a tale of internal struggle. Watch it here.Blake Bedsaul
Rock band The Alarm generated more than £20,000 in subscription revenue by exclusively previewing their new album via fan engagement platform FanCircles before it debuted on streaming services. Fans who signed up for premium membership were given access to a host of benefits including a track-by-track unveiling of the Welsh
Fan club platform FanCircles has expanded its ranks by securing partnerships with Paloma Faith, The Levellers, Ed Harcourt and Bon Jovi guitarist Phil X. The artist-centric company, which was previously known as GigRev, has provided musicians, YouTubers, TV shows and other celebrities with a new, sustainable income stream via their
There is little chance of fixing the streaming industry as it is but that’s ok. It serves the purpose of delivering music to music listeners really well and acts in the same way as radio has done for the last century. The only reasonable thing that could be changed is
I’ve been watching carefully the demise of social media marketing which heavily relies on third party cookies to track users everywhere they visit online and what they do. Well, third party cookies are being killed off at an astonishing rate and companies including Facebook and Google are feeling the heat
Iowa-based rock quartet SAUL — brothers Blake Bedsaul [lead vocals] and Zach Bedsaul [lead guitar, backup vocals], William McIlravy [bass, backup vocals], and Myles Clayborne [drums] — have just shared the video for the new single “Looking to Fight,” which spins a tale of internal struggle. Watch it here.Blake Bedsaul