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Troy Carter

03/23/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

I started Venice Music to empower independent artists by allowing them to self-serve, release their own music, own their masters, and manage their royalties without needing a label.

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Ep 50: Troy Carter on Discovering Lady Gaga, Future of Music, and Speaking Out on School Choice

@ Joe Lonsdale

Ep 50: Troy Carter on Discovering Lady Gaga, Future of Music, and Speaking Out on School Choice

03/23/23

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Troy Carter

03/23/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

I believe in empowering artists and giving them the tools to succeed independently, which is why I started Venice Music.

Oliver Anthony

05/19/25

@ Lex Fridman

I want to create new venues for musicians in small towns, allowing them to perform without corporate constraints and fostering community.

Troy Carter

03/23/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

We're working to empower artists to build direct relationships with their fans, eliminating the middlemen who take a cut of their earnings.

Troy Carter

03/23/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

Independent artists are one of the fastest growing sectors in the music industry, yet they remain underserved in terms of technology and services.

Oliver Anthony

05/19/25

@ Lex Fridman

By establishing nonprofit venues, we can create spaces for music and community that are not influenced by corporate interests.

David Goggins

01/01/19

@ Rich Roll

I made the decision to self-publish my book because I wanted to own my life story completely, without anyone telling me what I can or cannot say.

Young Zhao

09/21/24

@ EO

Instead of managing creatives directly, I decided to develop an AI-powered product to empower creators and automate content creation, alleviating their pain points.

Jessica Brillhart

08/16/18

@ Y Combinator

I started my company, Vrai Pictures, after realizing I wanted to work on projects that mattered to me.

Troy Carter

03/23/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

I have a passion for supporting independent artists and advocating for the "little guy" in various sectors, including education and school choice.