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How do music supervisors create soundtracks for your favorite shows and films?  @wordsbykristin is joined by Jen Malone, music supervisor and founder of Black and White Music, on this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record to break down the role music supervisors play in film and television. From the licensing process behind placing songs in TV and film to shaping characters through music, Malone shares stories from some of her most iconic projects, including ‘Love Story,’ ‘Euphoria’ and more. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧 This episode is sponsored by @kosignmusic
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How do music supervisors create soundtracks for your favorite shows and films?  @wordsbykristin is joined by Jen Malone, music supervisor and founder of Black and White Music, on this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record to break down the role music supervisors play in film and television. From the licensing process behind placing songs in TV and film to shaping characters through music, Malone shares stories from some of her most iconic projects, including ‘Love Story,’ ‘Euphoria’ and more. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧 This episode is sponsored by @kosignmusic
“Ella [Langley]’s ‘Choosing Texas’ does not sound like pop radio, but, my god, it’s popular, majorly, and actually kind of hits like a pop record underneath the surface.” — Seth England, CEO of Big Loud, on country music’s staying power as pop continues to cycle through “subcultures.” Check out the full episode of Billboard On The Record at the link in bio. This episode is sponsored by @riaa_awards.
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“Ella [Langley]’s ‘Choosing Texas’ does not sound like pop radio, but, my god, it’s popular, majorly, and actually kind of hits like a pop record underneath the surface.” — Seth England, CEO of Big Loud, on country music’s staying power as pop continues to cycle through “subcultures.” Check out the full episode of Billboard On The Record at the link in bio. This episode is sponsored by @riaa_awards.
As the music industry faces a new era of AI, the fight over artists’ rights is playing out in Washington D.C. On this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record, @wordsbykristin is joined by RIAA Chairman/CEO Mitch Glazier to chat about the intersection of music and politics, the NO FAKES Act and how music can serve as a bridge, not a divider, in Congress. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧 This episode is sponsored by @bmi #BMI #BMIMusic
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As the music industry faces a new era of AI, the fight over artists’ rights is playing out in Washington D.C. On this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record, @wordsbykristin is joined by RIAA Chairman/CEO Mitch Glazier to chat about the intersection of music and politics, the NO FAKES Act and how music can serve as a bridge, not a divider, in Congress. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧 This episode is sponsored by @bmi #BMI #BMIMusic
Is there anything Ariana Grande can’t do?  Vocal coach Eric Vetro sat down with host @wordsbykristin to talk about working with Ariana Grande, and why he’s “never once been in the audience holding my breath that she could do something. I just know she can.” Check out the full episode of Billboard On The Record at the link in bio.
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Is there anything Ariana Grande can’t do?  Vocal coach Eric Vetro sat down with host @wordsbykristin to talk about working with Ariana Grande, and why he’s “never once been in the audience holding my breath that she could do something. I just know she can.” Check out the full episode of Billboard On The Record at the link in bio.
Is there such a thing as bad virality?  Season 3 of Billboard On The Record kicks off with singer-songwriter Rebecca Black, 15 years after the release of her viral hit “Friday.” She sits down with host @wordsbykristin to talk about going viral at such a young age, navigating a music industry that has changed around her and what to expect from her upcoming album, ‘Age of the Exhibitionist.’ Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧 This episode is sponsored by @ascap #ASCAP
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Is there such a thing as bad virality?  Season 3 of Billboard On The Record kicks off with singer-songwriter Rebecca Black, 15 years after the release of her viral hit “Friday.” She sits down with host @wordsbykristin to talk about going viral at such a young age, navigating a music industry that has changed around her and what to expect from her upcoming album, ‘Age of the Exhibitionist.’ Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧 This episode is sponsored by @ascap #ASCAP
“What’s neat about country music compared to other genres is it has the highest percentage of people who go seek, and they want to invest in the artist.” — Seth England, CEO of Big Loud, breaks down country fans’ listening habits. Check out the full episode of Billboard On The Record wherever you get your podcasts. This episode is sponsored by @riaa_awards.
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“What’s neat about country music compared to other genres is it has the highest percentage of people who go seek, and they want to invest in the artist.” — Seth England, CEO of Big Loud, breaks down country fans’ listening habits. Check out the full episode of Billboard On The Record wherever you get your podcasts. This episode is sponsored by @riaa_awards.
“That Justin Bieber Christmas album is one of my favorite Christmas albums.” — Charlie Puth discussing some of his favorite holiday tracks with @wordsbykristin on this special, bonus episode of Billboard On The Record. Puth reflects on the artistry behind modern holiday records and how they earn their place alongside timeless seasonal favorites in the full episode at the link in our bio.
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“That Justin Bieber Christmas album is one of my favorite Christmas albums.” — Charlie Puth discussing some of his favorite holiday tracks with @wordsbykristin on this special, bonus episode of Billboard On The Record. Puth reflects on the artistry behind modern holiday records and how they earn their place alongside timeless seasonal favorites in the full episode at the link in our bio.
On this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record, Finneas shares why having no fans yet is “the least precious you ever have to be” when deciding to release music and offers advice for “building up to an appetite” for one’s work. Hear more from the full episode at the link in bio.
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On this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record, Finneas shares why having no fans yet is “the least precious you ever have to be” when deciding to release music and offers advice for “building up to an appetite” for one’s work. Hear more from the full episode at the link in bio.
Why is music more nostalgic than ever?  Between older music climbing the charts, catalog sales surging and film/tv drawing fans back to tracks from decades ago, it’s clear that today’s music fan is listening to more past hits than ever. On this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record, Luminate CEO Rob Jonas joins the show to discuss the data behind today’s increasingly nostalgic music landscape. With more than 150,000 songs uploaded to streaming platforms every day, Jonas also explains why it’s harder than ever for new music to break through and how his company is tracking the rise of AI songs. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧 This episode is sponsored by @riaa_awards #RIAA #RIAAAwards
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Why is music more nostalgic than ever?  Between older music climbing the charts, catalog sales surging and film/tv drawing fans back to tracks from decades ago, it’s clear that today’s music fan is listening to more past hits than ever. On this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record, Luminate CEO Rob Jonas joins the show to discuss the data behind today’s increasingly nostalgic music landscape. With more than 150,000 songs uploaded to streaming platforms every day, Jonas also explains why it’s harder than ever for new music to break through and how his company is tracking the rise of AI songs. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧 This episode is sponsored by @riaa_awards #RIAA #RIAAAwards
You might be heading to the desert this weekend for Coachella, but do you know how one of the world’s biggest musical festivals got started? Billboard senior music correspondent and director of Billboard Dance, Katie Bain, sits down with @wordsbykristin to break down Coachella’s origins, its iconic poster and some of its most unforgettable performances. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧
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You might be heading to the desert this weekend for Coachella, but do you know how one of the world’s biggest musical festivals got started? Billboard senior music correspondent and director of Billboard Dance, Katie Bain, sits down with @wordsbykristin to break down Coachella’s origins, its iconic poster and some of its most unforgettable performances. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧
How does a top vocal coach train today’s biggest stars?  On this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record, vocal coach Eric Vetro sits down with @wordsbykristin to discuss his work with artists — including Ariana Grande, Rosalía and Charlie Puth — as well as actors portraying music legends like Austin Butler (Elvis Presley) and Jeremy Allen White (Bruce Springsteen). Vetro gives an inside look at what happens inside his vocal sessions and breaks down what it takes to deliver an unforgettable performance. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧
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How does a top vocal coach train today’s biggest stars?  On this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record, vocal coach Eric Vetro sits down with @wordsbykristin to discuss his work with artists — including Ariana Grande, Rosalía and Charlie Puth — as well as actors portraying music legends like Austin Butler (Elvis Presley) and Jeremy Allen White (Bruce Springsteen). Vetro gives an inside look at what happens inside his vocal sessions and breaks down what it takes to deliver an unforgettable performance. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧
During the COVID pandemic, Taylor Swift encouraged musician Aaron Dessner to send her anything he was working on, even if it was “weird.” Dessner, who co-wrote and produced Swift’s “Peace,” sits down with Billboard On The Record host @wordsbykristin to share how he sent Swift three harmonized bass lines and a pulse — which became the starting point for the track, one of the first songs she wrote for the album. Catch the full episode at the link in bio!
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During the COVID pandemic, Taylor Swift encouraged musician Aaron Dessner to send her anything he was working on, even if it was “weird.” Dessner, who co-wrote and produced Swift’s “Peace,” sits down with Billboard On The Record host @wordsbykristin to share how he sent Swift three harmonized bass lines and a pulse — which became the starting point for the track, one of the first songs she wrote for the album. Catch the full episode at the link in bio!
How much money did John Summit “invest” in his Madison Square Garden show?  The DJ, producer and founder of Experts Only shares why he decided the MSG show was worth the expense — and how it was the perfect trial run for the arena tour he’s doing this fall. Check out the full episode at the link in bio.
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How much money did John Summit “invest” in his Madison Square Garden show?  The DJ, producer and founder of Experts Only shares why he decided the MSG show was worth the expense — and how it was the perfect trial run for the arena tour he’s doing this fall. Check out the full episode at the link in bio.
On the Record: This week in the music business 🎵 From Miley Cyrus signing with Atlantic Records to legal cases involving Electric Forest Festival and d4vd, here’s what you need to know this week. Read more at the link in bio or on Billboard Pro. Illustration: Selman Hoşgör Miley Cyrus has signed with Atlantic Records, representatives confirmed to Billboard. The singer was previously with Columbia Records, on which she released her 2022 live album ‘Attention: Miley Live’ and 2023’s ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ and 2025’s ‘Something Beautiful.’ ‘Summer Vacation’ included her hit single “Flowers,” which hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for eight weeks and earned her two Grammys: record of the year and best pop solo performance. The jump to Atlantic marks Cyrus’ move away from Sony Music — where she first signed to RCA Records in 2013 following her departure from Disney’s Hollywood Records — to Warner Music Group. The news was first reported by Variety. Read more at the link in bio. Photo: Getty Images After an unusual first quarter, which saw REPUBLIC’s market share dipping below 10% for the first time in five years, big albums by Drake and Noah Kahan have REPUBLIC rising again with 11.43% of the market, according to Luminate’s mid-year report. Meanwhile, Atlantic Music Group maintained its second-place status from Q1 of 2026 at 8.5%. Interscope/Geffen/A&M comes in third at 8.14%, thanks, in part, to a big new album from Olivia Rodrigo.  Read more at the link in bio. Illustration: Selman Hoşgör “This is high priority,” Lt. Pat Agema of the Michigan State Police says of the ongoing investigation to find those responsible for an infant’s death at Electric Forest, the electronic music festival in Rothbury, Michigan, last month. Read more at the link in bio. Photo: Electric Forest 2026, Alive Coverage Bad Bunny wrapped the Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour on July 22 in Brussels. But while we wait for final numbers on his last batch of shows, he has another victory to celebrate: He returns to No. 1 on Billboard’s monthly Top Tours chart for a second time this year, a third time while on this tour and a record-extending 10th time since the ranking launched i
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On the Record: This week in the music business 🎵 From Miley Cyrus signing with Atlantic Records to legal cases involving Electric Forest Festival and d4vd, here’s what you need to know this week. Read more at the link in bio or on Billboard Pro. Illustration: Selman Hoşgör Miley Cyrus has signed with Atlantic Records, representatives confirmed to Billboard. The singer was previously with Columbia Records, on which she released her 2022 live album ‘Attention: Miley Live’ and 2023’s ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ and 2025’s ‘Something Beautiful.’ ‘Summer Vacation’ included her hit single “Flowers,” which hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for eight weeks and earned her two Grammys: record of the year and best pop solo performance. The jump to Atlantic marks Cyrus’ move away from Sony Music — where she first signed to RCA Records in 2013 following her departure from Disney’s Hollywood Records — to Warner Music Group. The news was first reported by Variety. Read more at the link in bio. Photo: Getty Images After an unusual first quarter, which saw REPUBLIC’s market share dipping below 10% for the first time in five years, big albums by Drake and Noah Kahan have REPUBLIC rising again with 11.43% of the market, according to Luminate’s mid-year report. Meanwhile, Atlantic Music Group maintained its second-place status from Q1 of 2026 at 8.5%. Interscope/Geffen/A&M comes in third at 8.14%, thanks, in part, to a big new album from Olivia Rodrigo.  Read more at the link in bio. Illustration: Selman Hoşgör “This is high priority,” Lt. Pat Agema of the Michigan State Police says of the ongoing investigation to find those responsible for an infant’s death at Electric Forest, the electronic music festival in Rothbury, Michigan, last month. Read more at the link in bio. Photo: Electric Forest 2026, Alive Coverage Bad Bunny wrapped the Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour on July 22 in Brussels. But while we wait for final numbers on his last batch of shows, he has another victory to celebrate: He returns to No. 1 on Billboard’s monthly Top Tours chart for a second time this year, a third time while on this tour and a record-extending 10th time since the ranking launched i
Pushing music into the future takes creativity, curiosity and a clear vision for what comes next. 🎧✨ In the latest episode of @billboardontherecord, Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and producer Imogen Heap breaks down how AI is reshaping music. From the rise of AI-generated artists to the blurring line between human and machine-made sound, Heap dives into why the industry urgently needs better metadata and identity layers, how her “ai.mogen” project sparked conversation and what artists stand to gain (or lose) as tech accelerates.  Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube - link in bio!
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Pushing music into the future takes creativity, curiosity and a clear vision for what comes next. 🎧✨ In the latest episode of @billboardontherecord, Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and producer Imogen Heap breaks down how AI is reshaping music. From the rise of AI-generated artists to the blurring line between human and machine-made sound, Heap dives into why the industry urgently needs better metadata and identity layers, how her “ai.mogen” project sparked conversation and what artists stand to gain (or lose) as tech accelerates.  Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube - link in bio!
“When I turned [on “Intro” by The xx]... it was kind of silent and it was just this magical moment.” — Grayson Repp, sports DJ and music curator, reflecting on one of his “most cherished DJ moments.”  Repp recalls playing “Intro” during the 2022 World Cup final that went to extra time and penalty kicks. As tension filled the stadium, one unexpected song choice created a viral moment for the crowd, and himself.  Hear more from the full episode of Billboard On The Record at the link in bio.
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“When I turned [on “Intro” by The xx]... it was kind of silent and it was just this magical moment.” — Grayson Repp, sports DJ and music curator, reflecting on one of his “most cherished DJ moments.”  Repp recalls playing “Intro” during the 2022 World Cup final that went to extra time and penalty kicks. As tension filled the stadium, one unexpected song choice created a viral moment for the crowd, and himself.  Hear more from the full episode of Billboard On The Record at the link in bio.
“Before LL Cool J, most hip-hop songs were made for the club,” with songs ranging from eight to twelve minutes, says Questlove. In his studies as a music historian, musician Questlove found Rick Rubin to be pivotal in shaping how rap songs are made today. Together, Rubin and LL Cool J’s work led to the popularization of the 3-4 minute hip-hop track, which brought in more fans to the nascent genre. The full episode of Billboard On The Record is out now at the link in bio!
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“Before LL Cool J, most hip-hop songs were made for the club,” with songs ranging from eight to twelve minutes, says Questlove. In his studies as a music historian, musician Questlove found Rick Rubin to be pivotal in shaping how rap songs are made today. Together, Rubin and LL Cool J’s work led to the popularization of the 3-4 minute hip-hop track, which brought in more fans to the nascent genre. The full episode of Billboard On The Record is out now at the link in bio!
Not the Luka trade lie 😫 Mark Cuban keeps it real in a round of Line ‘Em Up at the Billboard House at SXSW 🍻🤘 #sxsw
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Not the Luka trade lie 😫 Mark Cuban keeps it real in a round of Line ‘Em Up at the Billboard House at SXSW 🍻🤘 #sxsw
How has social media impacted the number of songs released every day? @wordsbykristin is joined by Milana Lewis, co-founder and CEO of Stem, on this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record to discuss what platforms became the “catalyst[s] for more digital distribution.” “Up-and-coming artists didn’t aspire to make their music on Spotify immediately,” she shared. “They were using platforms like YouTube and SoundCloud to do that.” Check out the full episode wherever you get your podcasts. This episode is sponsored by @kosignmusic
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How has social media impacted the number of songs released every day? @wordsbykristin is joined by Milana Lewis, co-founder and CEO of Stem, on this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record to discuss what platforms became the “catalyst[s] for more digital distribution.” “Up-and-coming artists didn’t aspire to make their music on Spotify immediately,” she shared. “They were using platforms like YouTube and SoundCloud to do that.” Check out the full episode wherever you get your podcasts. This episode is sponsored by @kosignmusic
What does the music business get wrong about superfans, and how did this Swiftie turn her fan page into a six figure business?  @wordsbykristin is joined by author and founder of @swiftiesforetnernity, Olivia Levin, on this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record to talk about how Taylor Swift inspired such loyal fans, and how Levin turned a lifelong love of the popstar into a multi-faceted business. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧
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What does the music business get wrong about superfans, and how did this Swiftie turn her fan page into a six figure business?  @wordsbykristin is joined by author and founder of @swiftiesforetnernity, Olivia Levin, on this week’s episode of Billboard On The Record to talk about how Taylor Swift inspired such loyal fans, and how Levin turned a lifelong love of the popstar into a multi-faceted business. Out now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube — link in bio! 🎧

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Billboard On the Record (@billboardontherecord) has 10.2K Instagram followers with a 4.35% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 323 posts, Billboard On the Record received 57.5K total likes and 11.6M impressions, averaging 178 likes per post. This page tracks Billboard On the Record's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @billboardontherecord against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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