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One full year of Self-Signed Artist! In this episode, we talk about picking and choosing from all of the information we've covered on this podcast, and refocusing your energy on one to three needle-movers.
Education is a hot topic. Some people will pressure you to go to college, other people will pressure you to NOT go to college. Some people are successful in educating themselves, and others are successful just by figuring things out through tri
We're switching things up for episode 50. In this unplanned, unscripted episode, we talk about burnout and mental health. You'll hear about our own personal experiences and some maybe surprising, maybe not-so-surprising statistics about mental
Do you sell merch for your band or artist brand? Do merch sales make up a significant part of your income? In this episode, we talk about strategies you can use to maximize the power of your merch sales.You'll hear what most people get wrong w
If you're listening to a podcast like this one, you are probably obsessed with the question HOW. HOW do I reach more fans? HOW do I get more streams? HOW do I build a successful career with my music? But HOW is the wrong question.In this episo
We all like to think that we have perfect judgment and we know what the best option is in every situation. But the truth is, there's a lot going on behind the scenes in our minds that can trip us up. These are our cognitive biases.In this epis
Have you been hearing about artists and bands making millions of dollars selling NFTs, but aren't really sure what it's all about? Well, we were (are) right there with you. Buckle up, because this is a confusing topic.In this episode, we discu
Have you ever felt like the things that normally come easily and naturally to you, are suddenly really difficult? Then maybe you've experienced the dreaded creative slump.In this episode, we talk about three things that can cause a slump or a
As an artist, it can be scary to make a big change in your sound or your branding. How will your current fans react? However, evolution and growth over the course of your career are things you should embrace.In this episode, we talk to Jack Ri
Nobody likes spending money, but is an aversion to spending actually slowing down your career and making you miserable at the same time?In this episode, we talk about investing in your artist career. Topics covered include: two ways you could
Aspiring artists everywhere flock to the open auditions for TV shows like The Voice, American Idol, Songland, or America's Got Talent. It seems like an easy enough decision, try your luck. There's a ton to gain, and not much to lose. But is tha
If there's one social media platform with the most potential for artists and bands right now, it's TikTok. Whether you're creating original content or hopping on the trends, it's well worth having an active account.In this episode, we talk to
Your photography might be the first thing that a potential fan encounters, even before your music! It's important to make a good first impression and tell them how to feel when they see your photos.In this episode, we talk to talented music ph
What's the first thing every artist pictures when they've just written their best song yet? The music video. Kamrin Pester and Wes Ellis are part of a team that takes artists' inspiration and brings it to life on the screen. Their most recent p
When the right artist finds the right producer, a 5-hour drive once a month (both ways) seems like nothing. 3dm (artist) and Shiggy (producer), manage to consistently make it work and come out with great music even though they only have very li
Everybody wants to know the secret to making it big as an artist. Well here it is: it's a slow process of developing. Richie Wicander knows that process very well from his time in Fire From The Gods (Rise Records), working in A&R for BMG, and d
A band is a sum of its parts. At the same time, it has to be both a single, cohesive unit, and also a collection of unique individuals with their own personalities. How do you tackle that from a branding perspective?In this episode, we talk to
What does playing basketball have in common with releasing a hit song? In Johnny 2 Phones' mind, a lot. So much that he made "athletic background" a requirement in his search to hire an intern.In this episode we talk to Johnny about how a spor
2020 is over! Goodbye and good riddance! Now it's time to make your plan for the coming year, but don't fall into the age-old routine of making New Years resolutions and giving up by February 1st.When it comes to setting big goals for yourself
As if being a great producer wasn't hard enough, turning it into a sustainable business comes with its own unique challenges. In this episode, we talk to Hunna G about building his producing career and different several business models that yo
Landing a record deal doesn't mean you can sit back, tune out, and ride the wave of success. If anything, it's a reason to dig in and apply more pressure.In this episode, we talk to Souly Had about his experience working with Island Records, k
Being an artist or in a band is one way to have a music career... but what if you could contribute to the recordings of MANY artists and bands? Becoming a remote session musician might be the way to do that, and in the 2020s, it's a great time
A career in music doesn't have to be all about making money for yourself. It can also be about making a difference in the world.In this episode, we talk to Michael Steiner of John Airfield about releasing his debut EP as a benefit to raise fun
At the center of any thriving music community is a vocal advocate who spreads the word and promotes the entire scene through blogs, podcasts, social media, or other music publications. In Connecticut, that's ct verses.In this episode, we talk
In an effort to come across as professional, sometimes artists forget the personal touches that help fans feel connected to them. Everything becomes too perfect and "put together." Instead, creating merch items that are one-of-a-kind, personali
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