
How to Build a Long Career Like Drake
Drake has held a top-10 Spotify position for over 15 years. This guide breaks down the specific career decisions that drive that kind of longevity and how independent artists can apply the same thinking.
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Performing Rights OrganizationsSync Licensing CompaniesMusic AwardsMusic FestivalsMusic SchoolsMusic ScholarshipsVenuesAn industry plant is an artist presented as independent who secretly had major label backing from the start. This guide explains what the term actually means, why fans use it, who it gets applied to, and what it tells us about how the music industry actually works.
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The Drake Calleja Trust awards scholarships of GBP 1,500 to GBP 5,000 per year to outstanding classical singers, solo instrumentalists, and accompanists living and studying in the UK, regardless of nationality.
Global Music Rights (GMR) is a boutique US performing rights organization founded in 2013 by Irving Azoff and Randy Grimmett. Based in New York, it represents 150 to 200 top-tier songwriters including Bruce Springsteen, Drake, Billie Eilish, and Bruno Mars. With estimated revenue of $400 to $450 million and a catalog of over 50,000 works, GMR was valued at $3.3 billion in its 2024 acquisition by Hellman and Friedman.