Part of the Media Match network, Music Match USA & UK provide an excellent resource for finding music industry jobs of all types (as you can see from the screen shot there’s a pretty wide scope). Subscribe for free for a basic view of the jobs board or sign up for a premium membership ($60 per year in the US, £60 per year in the UK), which gives you full access to all job details and the ability to apply.
In addition to being our favourite new worldwide music industry news resource, MBW (run by ex Music Week editor Tim Ingham) posts the latest and greatest jobs available in all major cities. Head to the jobs page now, and don’t forget to subscribe via email for regular job alerts.
Santa Monica-based Digital Music News provides details of the top music industry opportunities available in the US in their jobs section. Again be sure to subscribe to their daily emails where a summary of jobs available can also be found.
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The UK’s leading music business publication provides a run through of the latest job opportunities out there on their jobs page. Check it out and apply now.
As the name suggests, this one’s purely for those looking for work in the sync sector. Downtown Music Publishing’s Corinne Eady and Sony Computer Entertainment’s Duncan Smith post regular updates in this LinkedIn group, along with job specifications and ways to apply.
Trade organisations like AIM (the screen shot above is taken from their members newsletter), A2IM (check out their jobs board), and The MPA also provide details of the latest job opportunities in the territories they represent, so be sure to check out their latest postings if you’re a member.
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As of right now I am not certain what part of the industry I want to be a part of; there are many different aspects that I find to be exciting such as live events, touring, A&R, and social media/ marketing. Therefore, for this project I will be examining the music industry as a whole and how it is changing.
There are many jobs in various areas of the music industry such as touring, record labels, and publishing. One great resource I found was a 2006 study of the economic impact of the music industry on Nashville. In this study it states that there are about 19, 437 jobs in Nashville that are related to music, which includes performers and musicians. This is very important because a large number of people come to Nashville looking to be a part of the industry, yet there aren’t a huge amount of jobs available.
Looking at how the music industry is expected to change is a very important thing to do when planning a career. My Storify presentation below lays out several different points about how the industry is changing.
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Though this is not clearly laid out in my Storify presentation, something that I have heard countless times since I got to Nashville is that networking is the best thing you can do to find a job. An organization that I am part of is called YEP (Young Entertainment Professionals), which hosts events to help people get to know other professionals around Nashville.
I am also interested in the live event aspect of the music industry, which is still predicted to have many jobs and be vital to the industry in the future.
Overall, I think that the music industry is complex and constantly trying to evolve to fit new technology. The job market will not stay the same forever, but there will be new needs and also some constants such as touring that will keep it grounded. By using some of the advice I found while doing this project, I hope to be able to find a job or at least know how to search for one better once I graduate in three years.
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