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Black Artists Who Built the Music Industry as We Know It
From jazz stages to global stadium tours to streaming platforms, each generation of Black artists has expanded what is possible in music—turning innovation into industry standards, culture into global influence, and artistry into a blueprint that continues to shape how the world creates, consumes, and connects through music. The Artists Who Defined the Foundation Louis…
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How to Nail the Interview: What to Do (and What to Avoid)
A great interview isn’t about sounding impressive—it’s about preparation, respect, and asking questions that make people want to open up. We’re sharing our tips for interviewing artists, execs, and everyone in between. DO: Prepare Like It’s Part Of The Job (Because It Is) Preparation is the foundation of every strong interview, before hitting record you…
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Your All-Access Intro to The Industry Pass (and the People Behind It)
The Industry Pass was created to pull back the curtain on the music industry—offering real access, real insight, and a community built by people who know the grind firsthand. Hear from the founder of The Industry Pass, Austin Meersman, and his right hand woman, Amal Chekouani as they break down The Industry Pass–who we are,…
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No Place Like A Role Model Concert
Role Model embarks on his North American tour in Phoenix, Arizona at the end of February, performing his latest deluxe album release: Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye). Read below to learn about the VIP package offered, the special events and surprises happening, the concert environment, and some ideas to add to the overall fan experience…
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From Discord to Music Industry
How Austin Meersman Is Redefining Fan Connection Austin Meersman grew up a music lover. He remembers listening to classic rock around the house. Artists like Def Leppard, KISS and Journey were staples in his house. He looks at music as a soundtrack of his life. He attributes specific songs to specific parts of his life…
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