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Scott Billington. Photo by Noe Cugny

What Does A New Orleans Music Industry Actually Mean?

April 22, 2019 by: Scott Billington

We all want the New Orleans’ music scene to grow and prosper, which means that musicians make enough money to live at least a middle-class (if not better) lifestyle, and that we have a strong music business infrastructure to not only support local musicians but to also be players in the international music world. This is a thoughtful guest editorial by experienced music industry producer, A&R Director, musician, educator  and three-time Grammy-winner Sco...

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