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Austin has a music union? Here’s what it is and how it works. Jan 18, 2023

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Learn all about the Austin Federation of Musicians –– how it works, what benefits it provides for freelance musicians, and why you may not know it exists. Read more about the Musicians Union Check out Tell Tchaikovsky The News …

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Meet the Austin non-profit rethinking how record labels work: Spaceflight Records Dec 21, 2022

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In the latest episode of Pause/Play we spoke with Brett Orrison, Samara Simpson, and Jonathan Horstman about the non-profit record label Spaceflight Records.

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How can people get money into the hands of musicians, outside of being fans and going to shows? Dec 07, 2022

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Sonic Guild and DAWA are two Austin based that actually give musicians money. In this episode you’ll learn what they do, how they work, and why they were founded. You’ll hear from Matt Ott, co-founder of Sonic Guild, formerly known as Black Fret, and Jonathan “Chaka” Mahone, founder of DAWA.

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Do Musicians Need Corporate Support to Survive in the New Austin? Nov 23, 2022

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Miles and Elizabeth explore different forms of corporate support for music, and look at one company that’s making a big investment in Austin music.

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Take note U.S.: Canada actually gives its musicians money Nov 09, 2022

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Hosts Miles Bloxson and Elizabeth McQueen explore the Canadian system of support for the arts in general, and for commercial music specifically. They explain what they know to Pause/Play audio engineer Jake Perlman, with help from Jessica Deljouravesh from the Ontario Arts Council, Marina Adam from Ontario Creates, Eric Owen from Black Pistol Fire , and KUT transportation reporter Nathan Bernier.

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Why doesn’t commercial music in the U.S. get any financial support outside of, say, fans? Oct 26, 2022

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Austin is home to a thriving music scene, but that scene hasn’t received much financial support outside of fans buying music and going to shows. That’s not uncommon in the U.S. While some art forms like the opera and the symphony get regular public and private investments, commercial music typically gets left to fend for itself. Why is that? In the first episode of Season 4 of Pause/Play…

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NFTs and Music: Austin Musicians’ Thoughts on NFTs Jul 05, 2022

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Hear what Jackie Venson, Deezie Brown, David Shabani, and Erin Ivey have to say about NFTs and Music. You can check out the NFT for our song “What is an NFT?” It’s not for sale, but it is on the Solana blockchain! https://solsea.io/n/AaYykx8tvL4yzrmwwqwuB3H3NFaiV3kF7uEeAM9bfwHJ/ And you can listen to the song any time on our podcast feed by clicking this link. If you missed the first two…

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NFTs and Music: What is a NFT? The Song! Jun 30, 2022

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Here’s your very own, very fungible copy of the soon-to-be hit song, “What is an NFT?”…

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NFTs and Music: Minting an NFT Jun 14, 2022

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Miles and Elizabeth go on a journey to mint an NFT. But in order to do that they have to write and record a song, buy cryptocurrency, set up a wallet, and list an NFT for sale. But things don’t quite go as they planned.

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NFTs and Music: What is an NFT? May 31, 2022

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In this first episode of our mini-season about NFTs and you’ll learn all the things you need to know in order to understand what music NFTs are and how they work. You’ll hear from musician, DJ, composer, and founder of the web 3 community Mashibeats Mark de Clive-Lowe, and President of Blockchain Creative Labs, Melody Hildebrandt. …

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