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Noiz on Creating Music That Resonates and Industry Changes
Emerging music artist, Noiz has shared his perspective on music, its role in connecting with audiences, and how he perceives the evolution of the music industry. He explains how he approaches success, how he sees changes in the industry, and the way listeners engage with his music. “Success to me beyond the numbers and charts is when someone messages me saying my song helped them through something,” he shares. “Streams fade — connection lasts. I measure success by how real the impact feels. If people feel seen in my music, that means I’m doing what I’m supposed to be doing.” According to Noiz, success is determined by the responses and experiences of listeners rather than rankings, sales, or streaming counts. In this view, the emotional and personal reactions of the audience hold more significance than commercial achievements. When asked about the future of the music industry, Noiz states, “I think it’s going to become way more artist-driven. The middleman’s fading. Artists are learning how to build their own worlds — visually, emotionally, sonically — without needing a label to validate it. The ones who’ll win are the ones who stay true to their sound but understand how to move smart in the digital space.” Here, he describes a shift in the industry where artists have more autonomy over the creative and promotional aspects of their work. The observation highlights the increasing importance of digital platforms and direct engagement with audiences, which he sees as influencing how music is produced and distributed.
By Cloutfly3 months ago in Interview
How Much is KSI Worth Today? Exploring His YouTube, Boxing, and Business Income
How Much is KSI Worth Today? who is also known as Olajide Olayinka Williams Olatunji, is an entrepreneur and professional boxer who has made a significant income through online videos over a period of time. Since becoming a gaming YouTuber in his early years and emerging later as a successful musician, boxer, and business mogul, KSI has managed to turn into a multi-million dollar company. By 2025, his net worth was estimated based on his various income streams, which cut across the areas of YouTube, boxing, music, and other business enterprises.
By boostifylinkseoagency3 months ago in Interview
A MOTHER'S CRY. Content Warning.
As I reflect on the birth of my son Reggie, his life, and what I envisioned his future would hold, I can't help but smile. While I should be overwhelmed with sadness, today is different. He has given me a profound reason to keep him alive in my heart. My son is the driving force behind the docu-series *A Mother's Cry*. His death must carry significance; it needs to be the catalyst for change in our communities.
By KC Taylor3 months ago in Interview
Fumfer Physics 23: Why the Universe May Never Face Heat Death
In this dialogue, Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Rick Rosner explore how Information Cosmology (IC) diverges from the Big Bang model. IC rejects the concept of heat death, arguing that as the universe expands, it would require ever-increasing information to define matter precisely—a paradox that breaks conservation of information. Instead, IC predicts an eventual contraction after vast time scales, with cosmic structures gradually fading as information coherence weakens. The framework posits a universe that behaves like an immense computational system with finite capacity, maintaining equilibrium over immense epochs rather than expanding endlessly toward entropy.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen3 months ago in Interview
Nota Bene Podcast
An abbreviation for the Latin phrase nota bene, meaning “note well.” It is used to emphasize an important point. NB. abbreviation for nota bene: used to mark something as particularly important.
By Frank Racioppi3 months ago in Interview
Pitch Party Podcast
Discover the next great podcast pilots with Pitch Party! From RESONATE Podcast Festival and Tink Media, each episode of Pitch Party will feature a different podcast pilot from an independent producer. Audio lovers and production company reps alike can tune in to learn about forthcoming shows, as well as the process of making narrative audio with conversations with the creators of each pilot.
By Frank Racioppi3 months ago in Interview
Introducing Songstress Shaynah
Shaynah was born into music, her parents, both professional musicians, have inspired her and instilled in her a love for music. This talented soul has supported Sabrina Starke on her “Dreamer’s Tour”, performed on the Codarts/Keymusic talent stage of the North Sea Jazz Festival, and is currently working with HAYP (Ladies of Soul), Anan den Boer (Alain Clark) and Nosa Apolo (Craig David). Her undeniable talent, dedication and hard work were rewarded in December 2014 when she received the “Music Matters Award”. As a result, she proudly released her first EP “DARE” in June 2015, featuring the popular single “Werk It”, which earned her the title of “Radio 6 Soul & Jazz Talent”. In 2018 she came back with newly gained inspiration and a fresh new sound, which translated into the song “Over”, the first single from her most personal album: “Chapter 22”. Her story, wrapped in an emotional musical masterpiece, consists of three EP’s; PUZZLED, WASTED & NAKED”. With her heart on her sleeve and her hurt exposed, she tells the relatable stories of a young human getting to know herself. Today we speak with her to get a better understanding of who she is, and she stands for.
By Shay McNaire 3 months ago in Interview
Inside the Mind of Srn Shawtii: Creativity Over Commercial Success
Emerging artist Srn Shawtii has steadily carved out a space for himself in the music world by focusing on authenticity and creative freedom. Unlike many artists who chase fame or commercial metrics, Srn Shawtii has made it clear that his approach to music is entirely driven by passion and personal satisfaction. In a recent conversation, he reflected candidly on his perspective regarding success, the music industry, and common misconceptions about his persona. When asked about how he measures success in his career, Srn Shawtii shares, “I don’t measure success at all. Wherever I’m at right now I don’t focus on, wherever I wanna be I don’t focus on. My main focus is to keep making music I like.” His words reveal a mindset that values the art itself above external validation. While many artists may equate success with chart positions, streaming numbers, or awards, Srn Shawtii’s philosophy emphasizes creative fulfillment as the true measure of achievement. He is less concerned with where he currently stands or where he hopes to go, and more invested in consistently producing music that resonates with him personally.
By Cloutfly3 months ago in Interview
Keepsake Studios
I just finished watching a personal documentary film by Keepsake Studios, titled The Legendary Life of Angelo Capozzi. The 24-minute documentary tells the story of 92-year-old surgeon Angelo Capozzi, who, among his numerous accomplishments, operated on over 22,000 children in countries around the world with cleft palates.
By Frank Racioppi3 months ago in Interview
A View From A Bridge
That line of demarcation between social media and podcasting continues to blur, with recent brand expansion from social media into podcasting. It’s a natural extension.
By Frank Racioppi3 months ago in Interview
How OFA Group’s AI “PlanAid” Is Transforming Building Code Compliance and Architectural Efficiency
Thomas Gaffney is the Chief Operations Officer of OFA Group (NASDAQ: OFAL), an architectural technology company pioneering AI-driven automation for building code compliance and design review. With a background in product operations and strategic partnerships, Gaffney leads initiatives that help architects, developers, and investors deploy greener, faster, and data-informed projects. Under his leadership, OFA launched its beta AI platform PlanAid in October 2025 following a successful IPO earlier that year. Gaffney frequently engages with media and industry leaders to discuss the convergence of architecture, artificial intelligence, and sustainable innovation in the built environment.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen3 months ago in Interview
Fumfer Physics 22: Entropy, Order
In this philosophical-scientific exchange, Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Rick Rosner explore whether the universe distinguishes between matter and meaningful information. Their conversation moves from the cognitive processing of text to cosmological entropy, the “heat death” scenario, and whether civilization-generated order could influence universal information flow. Rosner suggests that while entropy increases globally, local systems—like planets and minds—can grow in order and information. Jacobsen draws analogies between human learning and cosmic evolution, proposing that advanced civilizations might sustain galactic order, potentially integrating themselves into the universe’s informational architecture.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen3 months ago in Interview