The Rock Music Scene in Nashville - Explained by Steve Robertson (A&R Atlantic Records)
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Have you ever wanted to know how to get a record deal? What about an artist makes labels want to sign them? This week, we brought in Vice-President of A&R at Atlantic Records to tell us exactly that. Steve Robertson has been responsible for signing bands such us Paramore, Shinedown, A Day to Remember, and others. In this episode, he talks about his beginnings in the industry and the lessons he’s learned in A&R along the way.
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Great interview and insight. Thank you for sharing.
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This is so cool! I can’t wait to check out the deep dive and hear about what makes a label want to sign an artist. ❤️❤️❤️
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Not much talk about the rock music scene in Nashville. Don’t get me wrong it’s a great interview good to know the background of Steve. A lot of things I didn’t know especially how collective soul got found I’ve always liked them!!!
Something big is going to happen in music soon. Nothing really great is going on right now. Some good stuff, but nothing great. One of these A&R guys is going to take a big chance on something and it's going to be very big.
@user-iy4xx8kv1h
2 жыл бұрын
what do you mean? please explain. like a new artist or something?
@bradh6185
2 жыл бұрын
@@user-iy4xx8kv1h Maybe just one artist. Maybe a new style of music. I don't know. But overall, the music scene is stagnant right now. Something great is bound to happen soon. We haven't seen a band or artist as great as The Beatles, the Stones, or Elvis in a very long time. Nor have we seen a movement as revolutionary as rock-n-roll, or a new style like new wave, rockabilly, or grunge. Surely something will happen soon.
@OfficialFCMusic
2 жыл бұрын
interesting! Care to elaborate?
@bradh6185
2 жыл бұрын
@@OfficialFCMusic I'm just making a prediction. I hope I'm right. The music these days I'm sure is selling well. But it seems to me, there's nothing timeless going on. I understand that just about everything in music history was a trend, and that's why I'm careful not to jump on the Luke Bryan bashing bandwagon. But when you think about the Beatles or Elvis- we haven't had any of those in a long time. And there really isn't even any transformational trends like grunge or new wave happening. The industry is ripe for something big.
@bradh6185
2 жыл бұрын
@@OfficialFCMusic Obviously internet radio has changed everything. Before that, we were by-and-large only exposed to whatever FM radio was playing. We get to pick from whatever we want these days. For me personally, just about everything I listen to is from the 40's to the 80's. The new stuff just isn't iconic. But who knows what's on the way. Maybe something great.
One example of a not so great voice that was somehow captivating is Kurt Cobain.