From the sale of there CD's.... (not from illegal downloads.. lol )
Who ever said that is an idiot. Recording artists on major record labels usually make 10% and sometimes 15% of the retail sale price of their album. Sometimes a certain percent of that will be given to the producer of the record. The record label then takes 85 to 90% of each product sold, the label will then recoup the cost of the recording and production cost which they front to the artist. Artists on independent record labels can receive as much as 50% of the product sold at retail price. It isn't uncommon for artists to go into debt to their record label. CDs basically give the artist exposure and is not a revenue source. Artists make most of their money from touring and merchandise which the record label typically isn't involved.
I finally found it! St.Louis by Murphy Lee off of the album You See Me-Ep
If you mean the Jamelia song "Superstar" it is off of the 2003 album called 'Thank You.'
He was 21 when the album was made because, he was born in 1958 and the album was made in 1979
The song came out off of this 2004 album Encore.
"The Kooks", the song is called "Shine On" and its off the "Konk" album...
They usually make their money off of album sales and possibly off of ITunes.
because they all want to make money off of the singers for making them more famous, and gives Disney channel for publicity.
You can't directly from the mixtape. It is supposed to be free, so that you can acquire fans and let them enjoy your music. Then once you have these fans, you can make an album and really make some money.
I don't know how much money they made, but they sold over 14 million copies of the album worldwide.
The easiest way is probably to record an album and try to sell it But in general a record company might buy the rights to a musicians song and that way the company can promote it to a wider audience and make money off of it, while paying the musician a royalty (a small percentage of the money made off the song)
Praise is What I Do is a song off of the album Praise is What I Do gospel album that was released in 2003 By Shekinah Glory Ministry. Other gospel singers have also sang the song such as William Murphy and Gateway College of Evangelism Choir.
Well, I think most singers don't need to start off with money to become a singer. It depends on talent.
It was Lil' Wayne Way of Life song off of 500 degreez album.
they wrote 9 off their album i think
Lawyers make too much money off of their clients.
Get Off - album - was created in 1978.
She sings two off key on purpose 1.The Loreli as featured on her album "Live at the Wavendon Festival" 2 Sing Me No Song on her album Wordsongs Everything else she tackles is point sharp on pitch so it must be difficult for one of the best singers in the world to deliberately sing off key Simon Rickwood