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Music - The Music Industry

Here you will learn some English words related to the music industry such as "copyright", "demo", and "back catalog".

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Words Related to Music
chart
chart
[noun]

a list that ranks top pop records based on sales in a particular period

Ex: The song quickly climbed to the top of the chart, becoming a hit single. 
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copyright
copyright
[noun]

a legal permission to control the production of a book, movie, music, etc.

Ex: The author registered the copyright for her novel to prevent unauthorized copies. 
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cover
cover
[noun]

a version of a song performed or recorded by someone other than the original artist

Ex: The band's cover of the classic hit brought a fresh twist to the original. 
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demo
demo
[noun]

a short recording that serves as a sample of the work of a musical band or performer

Ex: The band recorded a demo in their garage and sent it to local radio stations. 
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fan
fan
[noun]

someone who greatly admires or is interested in someone or something

Ex: As a fan of history, he enjoys reading about different time periods. 
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genre
genre
[noun]

a style of art, music, literature, film, etc. that has its own special features

Ex: Impressionism is a genre of painting known for its focus on light and color. 
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A & R
A & R
[noun]

the division in a record label responsible for scouting, signing, and developing musical artists and overseeing their recording process

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recording studio

a place designed and equipped for recording and producing audio tracks and music

Ex: The artist spent hours in the recording studio working on the new album. 
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recording label

a company that produces and markets recorded music, overseeing the recording, production, distribution, and promotion of music releases

Ex: The artist was thrilled to sign with a prestigious recording label, launching their career to new heights. 
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record company

a business entity that specializes in producing, distributing, and promoting recorded music

Ex: The record company signed a multi-album deal with the up-and-coming band, eager to invest in their unique sound. 
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EPK
EPK
[noun]

a digital package that contains promotional materials and information about a person, company, or event

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digital service provider

a company that offers services like streaming, cloud storage, and software through the Internet

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fangirl
fangirl
[noun]

a young woman or girl who is extremely zealous or overly obsessed with a band, comic book, actor, etc.

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the performing arts

types of art such as dance, drama, and music that are performed in front of an audience

Ex: The performing arts require creativity and discipline from all performers. 
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back catalog

a collection of previous records produced by a musician or a company

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remix
remix
[noun]

a new version of an existing record made by rearranging or adding new pieces to it, using a special device

Ex: The artist's remix of classical paintings with modern graffiti went viral. 
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world music

popular music that is originated in or incorporates elements of non-Western traditional music

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audio mixing

the process of combining and adjusting individual audio tracks, including instruments, vocals, and effects, to create a balanced and cohesive sound for a final music or audio production

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independent music

music that is produced without the resources of a major label or is self-released by an artist

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