We first posted this story in 2010 and it received such a response, we're re-posting it now. It still resonates today. Tell us what you think!
(February 29, 2010) Last week a friend recommended to me the movie "Before the Music Dies," an interesting view of how the modern music business runs - with a focus on the word "business." In it was one of the most fascinating clips I've seen in a long time. It shows how you can turn anyone (who looks good) into a pop music star, whether or not they can sing. The formula appears to be almost scary in its simplicity. The 5 minute clip below is almost essential watching to music lovers. Check it out below.
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We first posted this story in 2010 and it received such a response, we're re-posting it now. It still resonates today. Tell us what you think!
(February 29, 2010) Last week a friend recommended to me the movie "Before the Music Dies," an interesting view of how the modern music business runs - with a focus on the word "business." In it was one of the most fascinating clips I've seen in a long time. It shows how you can turn anyone (who looks good) into a pop music star, whether or not they can sing. The formula appears to be almost scary in its simplicity. The 5 minute clip below is almost essential watching to music lovers. Check it out below.
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