Music journalists are not typically considered to be part of the music industry in the same way that artist managers, record producers, and tour managers are.

Artist managers are responsible for promoting and marketing their artists, which includes booking shows and tours, producing records, and writing songs.

Record producers are responsible for directing the recording process, which includes selecting the songs to be recorded, hiring the musicians and engineers, and overseeing the recording sessions.

Tour managers are responsible for coordinating travel and logistics for the artist and their crew, which includes booking flights, hotels, and transportation.

Sound engineers are not typically considered to be part of the live music industry in the same way that booking agents, promoters, and venue managers are.

Booking agents are responsible for booking shows and tours for artists, which includes negotiating contracts with venues and promoters.

Promoters are responsible for organizing and promoting live music events, which includes booking artists, securing venues, and selling tickets.

Venue managers are responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of a music venue, which includes booking shows, hiring staff, and maintaining the venue.

Record producers are not typically considered to be part of the music publishing industry in the same way that songwriters, music publishers, and copyright administrators are.

Songwriters are responsible for writing songs, which includes coming up with the melody, lyrics, and chords.

Music publishers are responsible for administering copyrights and collecting royalties on behalf of songwriters and composers.

Copyright administrators are responsible for registering copyrights and tracking the usage of copyrighted works.

Artist managers are not typically considered to be part of the music distribution industry in the same way that record labels, distributors, and retailers are.

Record labels are responsible for producing and distributing records, which includes signing artists, recording albums, and releasing them to the public.

Distributors are responsible for getting records from the record label to the retailer, which includes shipping and warehousing the records.