Jonny Amos

Jonny Amos

Author of The Music Business for Music Creators, Host of The Music Business Buddy podcast, and Senior Lecturer at BIMM University. I help artists and creators understand the music industry, develop effective career strategies, and build sustainable creative careers through practical, personalised guidance.

Live Sessions

Artist Career Strategy Session
Artist Career Strategy Session
1:1 Session
$60.00
About

Author | Podcast Host | Senior Lecturer | Music Industry Strategist

Hi, I'm Jonny Amos (UK Based). I help artists, creators, music students, and emerging industry professionals understand, navigate, and build sustainable careers in today's music industry. With experience spanning major label production, A&R, artist development, higher education, and music business consultancy, I bring a practical, real-world perspective to the challenges facing contemporary creators. I'm the author of The Music Business for Music Creators (Routledge), Host of The Music Business Buddy podcast, and a Senior Lecturer at BIMM University, where I teach music business and artist development. Whether you're planning a release, building your audience, exploring new revenue streams, trying to understand royalties and rights, or simply looking for clarity on your next career move, my goal is to help you make informed, confident decisions. My approach combines industry insight, strategic thinking, and practical guidance—helping creators cut through the noise and focus on what matters most for their long-term success.

FAQ

These sessions are designed for independent artists, music creators, songwriters, producers, students, emerging industry professionals, and anyone looking to better understand and navigate the modern music industry.
Sessions can cover areas including release strategy, audience growth, branding, royalties, monetisation, career planning, artist development, the creator economy, and building a sustainable creative career.
Not at all. Sessions are tailored to your current stage, whether you are just starting out or already actively releasing music and developing your career.
Yes. If relevant to your goals, we can discuss your music, artist positioning, release plans, and overall career strategy. Please send any links or materials in advance where possible.
Yes. Many creators book follow-up sessions for continued guidance, accountability, and long-term career development support.
Yes. All conversations and materials shared during sessions are treated professionally and confidentially.
No. Sessions are designed to provide practical guidance, strategic insight, and education, but cannot guarantee specific career or financial outcomes.
To get the most from our time together, I recommend sending any relevant questions, goals, music links, release plans, or background information in advance. This allows us to focus on the areas that will be most valuable to you.