I don’t take a group that’s all advocacy, zero expertise as a serious attempt to solve a complex challenge facing society. If you wanted to be taken seriously

I don’t take a group that’s all advocacy, zero expertise as a serious attempt to solve a complex challenge facing society. If you wanted to be taken seriously about “equitable pay for musicians”, then you’d absolutely need people who understand the economics and market dynamics of the music industry. Only having legal expertise makes it seem like you’re merely lobbying your personal feelings — not about a real problem. > And I could build a data driven case without many musicians at all. But not without data scientists, economists, and probably music industry insiders to provide data. And that’s not a job for lawyers and lobbyists; which was the original question.