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One More Time Podcast

One More Time Podcast

OneMoreTime.FM 282 Episodes Sep 14, 2026

One More Time is a music business podcast aimed at independent artists who treat their careers like a business. Hosts Henry and Ben cover the practical side of getting heard and getting paid, including marketing tactics, release and rollout strategy, streaming and royalties, fanbase building, and contract terms that are rarely explained. Episodes feature guests such as artists, label executives, managers, engineers, producers, and company founders, alongside internal episodes where the two hosts debate and share their playbook. The show is explicitly not aimed at hobbyists, and free resources are offered at onemoretime.fm.

Episodes

The Only Music Publishing Video You'll Ever Need ft. Jacob Paul (Kobalt/KOSIGN) #282
The Only Music Publishing Video You'll Ever Need ft. Jacob Paul (Kobalt/KOSIGN) #282 Sep 14, 2026 5231 Music publishing is the money most independent artists never collect, and nothing in the system tells you it's missing. Jacob Paul of Kobalt / KOSIGN explains how songwriters actually get paid: the two copyrights in every song, the three royalties, why a PRO alone leaves half your money on the table, the $1 billion black box, and what to do this week if you've never registered a song.App
Physical Music Is BACK! Here's How to Start Selling This Week #281
Physical Music Is BACK! Here's How to Start Selling This Week #281 Sep 7, 2026 2047 Physical music is back, and this episode is the whole playbook: what is actually selling right now, what it costs to make, where to sell it, and how an artist with no budget can start this week.Free Superfan Tracker (mentioned in the episode):https://onemoretime.fm/trackerEverything OMT:Website: https://onemoretime.fm/podInstagram: https://instagram.com/onemoretime.fmTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@on
Most Artists Will Never Get a Manager. Here's What to Do Instead ft. Troy Carter #280
Most Artists Will Never Get a Manager. Here's What to Do Instead ft. Troy Carter #280 Aug 31, 2026 5049 He managed Lady Gaga. Now he wants to manage a million artists at once. Troy Carter (Atom Factory, ex-Spotify, now Venice Music) joins us to break down why most artists are never getting a manager, and what to do about it.In this episode, Troy shares the priceless advice Benny Medina gave him (hint: STFU), an insane Suge Knight story, Lady Gaga's black perfume, what a manager actually does fo
How Artists Turn a Small Fanbase into a Full-Time Living ft. Tim Weber (Grouped) #279
How Artists Turn a Small Fanbase into a Full-Time Living ft. Tim Weber (Grouped) #279 Aug 24, 2026 5730 Tim Weber has spent 17 years listening to independent artists blame their reach, and he is convinced the real problem is that you asked those fans for money about three steps too early.In this episode we cover the rule of four and why every other industry gives three times before it asks once, the swap model for trading a real reward for an email instead of just taking it, how one artist sold out
Brand Deals Aren't Just for Big Artists ft. Gary Vee's Music Strategist Mike Boyd #278
Brand Deals Aren't Just for Big Artists ft. Gary Vee's Music Strategist Mike Boyd #278 Aug 17, 2026 4777 Mike Boyd runs music at VaynerX, Gary Vaynerchuk's ad agency, and one of the artists his team got paid had 300 monthly listeners on Spotify at the time.In this episode, Mike breaks down why he never looks at an artist's streaming numbers before choosing them, what brands check instead, the multiple handle strategy his team uses to make an artist findable to the right brand, why the follo
Most of Your Music Career Doesn't Need You. Here's What To Give AI #277
Most of Your Music Career Doesn't Need You. Here's What To Give AI #277 Aug 10, 2026 2345 About 80% of what eats your week as an artist is not the music, it is the admin, the analytics, the outreach and the content, and almost none of it actually needs you.In this episode we share five AI hires running One More Time behind the scenes and how they can apply to your music career: a chief of staff that holds all your context, a data analyst that emails us our numbers twice a week, a copyw
62M Streams, Sold-Out Shows, & 6-Figure Brand Deals: All From Content ft. Jayo #276
62M Streams, Sold-Out Shows, & 6-Figure Brand Deals: All From Content ft. Jayo #276 Aug 3, 2026 4893 Jayo has more than 60 million streams on Spotify and Apple Music alone, sold-out shows, a publishing deal and a debut album, and he still makes more money from content and brand deals than he does from music.In this episode, Jayo breaks down the content engine behind all of it: running several series at once so that one of them can break, the guacamole song he DM'd to Chipotle himself and wha
$0 to $100K in Music With No Label, No Hit, and No Luck #275
$0 to $100K in Music With No Label, No Hit, and No Luck #275 Jul 27, 2026 2036 Lil Breadstick has zero dollars, a Spotify account, and a dream. In this internal episode we walk him from broke to $100,000 in music revenue with no viral moment, no record deal, and no rich uncle. Just a repeatable system we call the 100K Stack.We fill all five layers in order: the front door, the fifth bucket, the capture, the offer ladder, and the room. Streams are for discovery, fans are the
Artist Development in 2026: What Every Independent Artist Gets Wrong ft. Amber Grimes (LVRN) #274
Artist Development in 2026: What Every Independent Artist Gets Wrong ft. Amber Grimes (LVRN) #274 Jul 20, 2026 5799 Amber Grimes is only the fourth guest to ever return to this show, and she came back to argue something uncomfortable: the music by itself is not enough. She is an executive at LVRN and a Billboard Power Player who has built rollouts for 6lack, Summer Walker, and Belly Gang Kushington, and her case is that artist development matters MORE when you are independent, not less. A hit record can make yo
200 Viral Content Ideas Every Musician Should Steal in 2026 #273
200 Viral Content Ideas Every Musician Should Steal in 2026 #273 Jul 15, 2026 1818 200 Viral Content Ideas For Musicians [FREE] https://onemoretime.fm/200viralThe ideas are the menu, but the real lesson is knowing which idea to reach for and why. In this episode we break down the four jobs every artist's content should do: ATTRACT new people, SHOW the music, TELL the story, and CONNECT with viewers.Inside the free playbook, every idea includes why it works and how to execut
How Musicians Go From 0 To 1,000,000 Fans In 2026 ft. Jesse Cannon (Musformation) #272
How Musicians Go From 0 To 1,000,000 Fans In 2026 ft. Jesse Cannon (Musformation) #272 Jul 9, 2026 5178 Most artists are posting, releasing, and trying to market their music… but still not actually growing. Jesse Cannon says that in 2026, the artists breaking through are not just the ones posting more content or chasing better ads. They are the ones who have real artist development, clear positioning, recognizable visuals, strong songs, and something people can actually talk about and share.In this
Why Nobody Stops Scrolling When You Post Your Music on Reels, Shorts, and TikTok #271
Why Nobody Stops Scrolling When You Post Your Music on Reels, Shorts, and TikTok #271 Jul 2, 2026 2145 Most artists think their content is flopping because the algorithm hates them, the video quality isn’t good enough, or the song just isn’t connecting. But a lot of the time, people are scrolling past because the post gives them no reason to care yet.In this episode, we break down why on-screen text hooks matter, why “out now” usually isn’t enough, and how artists can use better text hooks to give

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