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Your Morning Coffee Podcast: Make money on Twitch • Tip jars • Song makeovers • more Episode 38 of the “Your Morning Coffee: Weekly News for the New Music Business” podcast  with Jay Gilbert and Mike Etchart Episode is live. Episode 38 On this episode, Jay Gilbert and Mike Etchart discuss:  • Got Twitch? If You’re A Music Artist Looking To Monetize, This New Data Says You Should • Twitch’s Rockonomics • Who Needs an Album? Just Keep Remaking the Song! • The Advice YouTube Executive Tuma Basa Wants to Share With Up-And-Coming Artists Bruce Houghton on 05/05/2021 in D....

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Royal Blood shimmy through the COVID malaise on swaggering third album, Typhoons. Words: Nick Ruskell Dig this. In seven weeks and three days, gigs will be allowed back in the UK. Clubs will be allowed back. Going out-out will be allowed back. The past year has given us music that, however unintentionally, emerged with COVID fingerprints all over it, and a lot of it feels like the world’s volume has been turned down. Even only in the ear of the beholder, it’s all felt inward – remember, Weezer intentionally swapped the release of the hair-metal referencing Van Weezer in favour of t...

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“I was actually at my crescendo while making that track,” the singer confesses. “You can sort of hear it. I'm being a bit of a nutter. It's quite untethered, almost like reporting from the front line. A cautionary tale.” At the end of incessant world-touring, Royal Blood eventually set about starting the album in earnest with Paul Epworth, the producer responsible for top-flight global successes with, amongst others, Adele, but those sessions at Epworth’s studio in Crouch End, the Church, were curtailed in March ’20 when COVID hit. Many international bands have struggled to cope w...