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

The music industry shifted from a scarcity model with major studios to an abundance model with platforms like iTunes and Spotify, and similar transformations will occur in healthcare, education, and transportation.

Most brands wouldn't be missed if they disappeared, indicating that many fail to create a meaningful connection with their audience.

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

Apple's monopolistic practices prevent developers from directly engaging with their customers and hinder the competitive landscape of the app economy.

People prefer to communicate directly with the founders of companies and feel valued and heard, which is something large corporations struggle to provide.

Most social media platforms primarily facilitate passive consumption rather than active engagement, which is crucial for their power and influence.

The music industry often favors artists who sound alike, making it harder for unique talents like Lady Gaga to break through.

Spotify's strategy of controlling consumer attention can lead to a homogenization of podcast content, similar to trends seen on YouTube.