"It’s Not a Competition with Spotify, but a Reaction to Spotify." read todays Liner Note here: https://sleeve.fm/volume-31/
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Sleeve is the ultimate music membership platform where dedicated fans engage, connect, and directly support the artists they love.
This week has been one for the books. Several artists have shared their profiles publicly, and over 1,000 people have passed through the app... read more https://sleeve.fm/volume-30/
We’re happy to kick off the year by inviting you to try our beta and see what we’ve built firsthand. Dive in, explore, and let us know what you think! https://sleeve.fm/volume-29/
Volume 27
What’s the Value of Music? Inside Sleeve Music is central to the rituals that define our lives—birthdays, weddings, celebrations, and even farewells. It moves us in immediate and instinctive ways, wired into our biology. While visual signals take time to process, sound demands our attention instantly. We know
Rob Abelow has asked 35,000 music industry professionals from around the world about their perspective on the music industry right now. The three most common themes/trends were:
1. Music has been devalued.
2. Streaming doesn’t serve artists.
3. Artists don’t know who their fans are.
What are your thoughts?
“My Bum Is for Sale, My Artistic Vision Isn’t”
Indie icon Kate Nash is challenging the norms yet again. Her decision to join OnlyFans, which she describes as empowering, has sparked debates across the music industry.
https://sleeve.fm/volume-25/
Indie icon Kate Nash is challenging the norms yet again. Her decision to join OnlyFans, which she describes as empowering, has sparked debates across the music industry.
https://sleeve.fm/volume-25/
Substack’s success in a world of free content makes me question: could musicians have their own Substack moment? https://sleeve.fm/volume-24/
Volume 24
Substack’s Success in a World of Free Content Substack has transformed how writers work, offering independence, community, and—most importantly—a paycheck, all outside the traditional media machine. But here’s the big question: could musicians have their own Substack moment? I highly recommend this podcast if you haven't
“Why share something unfinished when I aim for perfection?” But what if there was a way to share those early cuts with only their closest fans—a digital version showing someone your phone? No downloads, no leaks—just a private, secure space for those who truly care?
Would you then wanna share?
Would you then wanna share?
"There’s almost no better feeling than when musicians and the audience are dissolved together in the music. The way everyone starts to breathe in sync, holding their breath in the quiet moments—that’s what we live and breathe for; that feeling of being part of something greater." such amazing testimony from one of our bands Dybfølt. Read more in todays Liner Note https://sleeve.fm/volume-21/
A lot of, especially young artists, feel that either they’re being guided too much, or they’re being too rigid, missing out on opportunities. That balance is a real struggle! Read todays Liner Note https://sleeve.fm/volume-20/
Volume 20
Inside Sleeve - A Conversation with Christina Lüthy Two years ago, Christina Lüthy and I connected over some heavy topics: gender biases in music studios. She was the interviewer, and I was the interviewee. Fast forward to today, and here we are in my favorite third space, Klub, drinking coffee