So What’s the Deal with Music Publishing? Part 1: A History
There’s all this talk of copyright and publishing but what does it all mean? There are so many stories where…
Christy LeosAugust 14, 2014
Everything That’s Wrong With The AFRICA File
When I look at the photos above, it’s almost as if there is a file in my first world brain…
mollydowJuly 29, 2014
Our First Mandela Day Without Madiba And What Music Will Be Playing
President Mandela celebrates the signing of South Africa's new constitution, on Dec. 10, 1996, in Sharpville stadium. The constitution is…
mollydowJuly 18, 2014
So You Wanna Live in Oakland? Societal Struggles and the Road to Actualization
Oakland youth, Jermaine Ashley writes, Oakland is “a place where right is wrong and wrong is right.” Youth are so…
mollydowJune 30, 2014
Creative Industry in America: Sustenance for the Starving Artist
There’s a buzzword that has been floating around as of late: creativity. In a time when demand for STEM and…
mollydowJune 24, 2014
Children’s Books And Hip Hop: Liberian Artists Unite Against Corruption
Collaboration has long been a cornerstone of music. Sometimes, an artistic union comes along that deserves extra attention. “Gbagba Is Corruption”…
mollydowJune 3, 2014
Paul Beaubrun talks about PeaceTones
Zing Experience lead singer, Paul Beaubrun, gives a short introduction to how he and co-singer, Cynthia, met PeaceTones the first…
Christy LeosJuly 31, 2013
Spotify Income Streams for Artists
A pretty cool infographic from CDBaby showing the different artist income streams generated when your song is played on Spotify!…
Christy LeosJune 19, 2013
PeaceTones Songs of Justice Featured on WJP!
The World Justice Project is one of our earliest and longest supporters. They funded our first three projects - in…
Christy LeosMay 22, 2013
Mali In Crisis – The Power of Music
A great short video on the power of music in times of conflict in Mali, put out by Oxfam International.
Christy LeosMay 14, 2013
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