Ethical Disparities In The Music Industry

A musician can vary from actual musicians or singers who perform live for an artist or do recordings for producers or someone higher up in the musician world. In the music business a musician will start out mastering two to three, or even more the one instrument to make themselves more valuable so they’ll have more than one thing to fall back on, than just relying on that on instrument to get them noticed. Once they have done that they’ll have a small group or a band, and to get notice they’ll play at various places such as, weddings, parties, or bars to build their reputation or fan base to get a recording contract or sign with an artist on a label. Singers perform vocal music in a certain way depending on what they’re doing or for what “gig” (gig- slang for musical engagement in which musicians are hired). Some

That price has probably gone even higher depending on the economy and the flow of money. But during interview you might get paid the full amount upfront in most cases, but mostly after the show or performance and then you’ll be notified about a week later.

The rate of musicians and singers getting employed is supposed to grow about 5% from 2012 to 2022, but that’s only because of the demand of musicians and singers. The use of the internet is a great way to put yourself out there it helps you get noticed since the young generation is all over social media; the next great musician could be a search and a click away. Also the media/internet is a great way

to get you’re music out there maybe some people like you’re songs and tell some of their friends about it. Next thing you know some producer is looking for you and you group saying “I want you.” Of course there will be competition for the job, but there’s always going to be someone or band better than yours. You just have to get better and strive to get the job, constantly practicing and getting better each