Synchtank Founder Joel T. Jordan is a punk rock music entrepreneur connecting movies, TV, and video games with music through music synchronization tech.

On this episode of How Music Charts, we chat with Pandora's Dan Wissinger and Jay Troop about what Pandora is, why it matters, and how you can leverage your Pandora data.

In honor of Black History Month in the United Kingdom, Warner Music Group's Christine Osazuwa discusses equality and diversity in the music industry with UK Music's Paulette Long OBE and Ammo Talwar MBE.

Award-winning music journalist Cherie Hu discusses the TikTok ban, Kanye West's tweetstorm, and future music business headlines.

Moscow-based K-Pop concert promoter Sophie Chivanova returns to How Music Charts to talk BTS, Fortnite, and the future of concerts in a post-COVID world.

Sophie Chivanova: from Russia with love for data-driven concert promotion. The Moscow-based concert promoter speaks to How Music Charts about the Russian music industry, why streams don't necessarily translate to ticket sales, and the state of live music in Asia and Europe.

In part 2 of our conversation with Bernie Cho, we tackle glocalization, transmedia marketing, a post-TikTok world, and yes, Donald Trump’s Triller account.

DFSB Kollective President Bernie Cho has 20+ years in the Asian entertainment industry. In this two-part episode of How Music Charts, Bernie pulls the curtain back on K-Pop and the Korean music industry.

On this episode of How Music Charts, we chat with former Sony Music Nashville VP of Digital Strategy Ed Rivadavia about Country, Metal, TikTok, and music industry trends in the digital era.

#iVoted Founder Emily White explains how Chartmetric data is helping her non-partisan political initiative get out the vote for the 2020 presidential election — plus, "How to Build a Sustainable Music Career and Collect All Revenue Streams."

Paradigm Talent Agency's first-ever Business Intelligence Analyst, Diana Gremore, talks music industry career strategies, brand partnerships, and the future of live music after coronavirus.

Call Me Ace is a Columbia graduate, UC Berkeley MBA graduate, and ex-Deloitte consultant that has also worked in tech at Facebook and YouTube. All the while, he's released music, hitting the Billboard charts with his March 2019 album, Airplane Mode. Here's how he uses music data every day.