MUSIC INDUSTRY

3. Department in a record label that scouts talent and oversees artistic development.
7. The method by which music is delivered to stores, streaming platforms, or consumers.
10. A professional hired to perform on recordings or live performances without being a permanent band member.
11. Legal protection granted to the creators of original music, ensuring they control its use.
12. The process of scheduling live performances for an artist or band.
13. The strategy behind promoting music, albums, and tours to reach a target audience.
15. A company that produces and releases recorded music and helps manage artists.
17. The organized series of live performances in various locations by a musical artist or band.
18. The process of marketing an artist or a release to increase visibility and sales.

1. The role of overseeing an artist’s career, including business decisions and strategy.
2. The sector of the music industry responsible for securing and managing rights to compositions.
4. The act of capturing sound for playback in a studio or other setting.
5. The process of granting permission to use music in films, TV shows, or advertisements.
6. The final stage of audio production, ensuring that all tracks are balanced and ready for distribution.
8. The payments made to artists, songwriters, or publishers when their music is used or sold.
9. The process of placing music in media, such as TV shows, movies, and commercials.
13. Selling branded products like t-shirts and posters to promote an artist and generate revenue.
14. The method of delivering digital music directly to listeners via services like Spotify or Apple Music.
16. The process of overseeing the recording and arrangement of music in the studio.
18. Managing the public image and media coverage of an artist or music group.