Looking to earn the most from your music in 2022? The fact is, the music licensing industry is constantly evolving. If you don't adapt, you'll be sure to fail. With nearly a decade of experiencing licensing my music, these are the top five trends that I'm expecting for this year.
If you can learn from them, you'll be sure to profit. If not, you're going to be struggling with an uphill battle.
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These trends are broad based, and have been going on for the past few years. Some of them are bad news for musicians, like our music being consistently devalued. Others are positive, though, like the continued growth of new music licensing opportunities.
What trends in music licensing are you most worried about? Let me know in the comments below!
From a Frustrated Producer in a Ragtag Bedroom Studio to Major Placements on TV Earning $1,000s!
My name is Evan, and I've been making music since around 3rd grade. I'm from San Diego, California, but I've lived in Washington, DC for the last 20 years.
While I still have a full-time day job, I have created systems that have allowed me to produce dozens of songs a year in my spare time.
My songs have been on Netflix, TV shows like the 90 Day Fiance, an award-winning indie film, and NPR’s “All Thing Considered.” They've also been streamed millions of times.
In addition to being a music producer, I am passionate about teaching people how they can make professional-sounding music and earn money licensing it, all in their spare time.
Thousands of musicians, like yourself, have trusted me to guide their musical journey. My YouTube videos have been watched nearly a million times. And my story has been in Forbes, Side Hustle Nation, and the Side Hustle School.