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The music industry is often explained in fragments-contracts without context, platforms without power dynamics, success stories without systems. The Architecture of the Music Business takes a different approach. It examines the modern music industry as a complete structure: how its parts are built, how they interact, and who they ultimately serve. This book moves beyond surface-level advice to explore the real mechanics shaping music careers today. From streaming platforms and data-driven discovery to record labels, publishing deals, artist contracts, and emerging revenue models, it maps the forces that define opportunity, risk, and sustainability in the modern music economy. Rather than promising shortcuts or viral success, The Architecture of the Music Business focuses on long-term thinking. It is written for artists, managers, producers, and music professionals who want clarity instead of myth-who understand that lasting careers are designed, not stumbled into. Grounded in industry education and real-world analysis, this book offers readers a framework for making informed decisions, protecting creative ownership, and building careers that can endure change, technology shifts, and market cycles. Whether you are entering the music industry or reassessing your path within it, this book provides the structural understanding needed to navigate it with intention and intelligence.

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