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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

"If a Studio Doesn’t Fly a Flag, They’re Dead."

t goes without saying that today’s music space is hypercompetitive - mainly as a result from the near zero barriers to entry. Virtually anyone can record an album, distribute, tour, and sell product directly to fans.

“I don’t think there’s anything negative about that,” says John Vanderslice, founder of Tiny Telephone, a professional recording studio in San Francisco.

Posted by AdamK at 9:45 AM

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