Tati Cirisano

Andrew Sanchez, CEO of Udio, dives into how AI is reshaping the music industry, emphasizing creative co-creation over replacement. He discusses the importance of fostering trust between artists and technology while exploring innovative business models for monetization. Tati Cirisano, VP at MIDiA Research, adds industry insights, prompting a reflection on historical tech shifts and the need for cooperation. Together, they envision a future where artists and fans collaborate more closely, creating equitable frameworks and unique musical experiences.

Tati Cirisano, a media analyst at MIDiA Research focused on music and immersive experiences, weighs in on Sphere Entertainment. She discusses profitability, why Wizard of Oz clicked, and whether immersive hits are repeatable. The conversation covers residency lineups, expansion plans, novelty risk, and whether Sphere can scale or find true comps.

Tati Cirisano, a MIDiA Research analyst who tracks music industry and creator-economy trends, discusses AI-powered music creation as a potential growth lever. She and Dan explore consumer creation vs professional use. They dig into Suno’s traction, label deal dynamics, and why monetization will likely be fragmented across many fan and creator use cases.

Tati Cirisano, an expert from MIDiA Research, dives deep into the complex world of StubHub, revealing its intriguing 25-year history. They discuss the platform's influence on the ticket resale market and its challenges, including legal battles with the New England Patriots and the ethical dilemmas of pricing. The chat highlights StubHub’s current IPO ambitions versus market realities and explores the regulatory hurdles facing the industry. It's a rollercoaster of insights on ticketing and fan experiences!

Tati Cirisano, a researcher at MIDiA Research, dives into the innovative world of the Sphere in Las Vegas. She discusses the groundbreaking business model behind U2's residency and the money-making marvel, 'Postcard from Earth.' The conversation highlights the challenges of artist bookings and the revenue strategies turning entertainment into advertising. They explore risks in reinventing live music, incorporating tech like facial recognition, and imagine the Sphere's future as a hub for diverse entertainment experiences.

Guest Tati Cirisano from MIDiA Research discusses the booming market for generative music, questioning data training and rights holders compensation. They explore the impact of generative AI music on the industry, highlighting customization options and copyright concerns. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by music startups, legal implications in AI music development, and the evolving role of creators in using AI tools for music creation.

Tati Cirisano from MIDiA Research discusses the challenges faced by music festivals post-pandemic, including the struggles of big festivals like Coachella. They explore the evolution of festivals into cultural phenomena, changing ticket buying trends, adapting to Gen Z attendees, and the profitability for top artists. The conversation also touches on Ariana Grande's Coachella performance and upcoming music festivals.

Join Tati Cirisano from MIDiA Research as she discusses the evolution of Las Vegas concert residencies, the impact of Celine Dion's groundbreaking 2003 residency, millennial demand for live music, and predictions for the future of residencies in Sin City.

Joined by Tati Cirisano from MIDiA Research, this episode explores whether emerging artists like Billie Eilish and Dua Lipa can reach the same level of superstardom as Taylor Swift and Beyoncé. They discuss breaking through in a saturated industry, the impact of streaming and TikTok, and the monetization of streaming by genre. The changing landscape of the music industry, the importance of personality in superstardom, and the changing dynamics of music popularity and revenue are also explored.

Tati Cirisano, music industry expert, joins the podcast to discuss YouTube's impact on the music industry. They explore YouTube's entry into the space, rocky relationships with rights holders, the importance of user-generated content, the monetization-exposure trade-off, improving relationships with the music industry, Content ID, and YouTube's ambition to overtake Spotify. They also discuss the impact of Article 17 on content hosting platforms and explore the paradoxes of Apple, YouTube, and Spotify in the music ecosystem.