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Putting all your energy into one album that may or may not succeed can be a risky bet. However... releasing singles is a proven way to test the waters, build your fanbase, and gain valuable insights into what works and what doesn't

When your music is high quality, your message is about your fans, and your image is relatable, then you have a strong brand foundation. Throw a wild card in the mix and now you got something truly unique.

Independent rappers are like hidden gems waiting to be discovered. It takes a little digging, but there is some amazing talent out there

80 percent of success is just showing up. Open up that DAW, write to that beat. It doesn’t have to be good, but you do have to try

When you treat your fans like customers, don’t expect them to stick around for very long 😐

If you are paying an artist to feature on your song. Draw up a contract, get references, negotiate payment terms and use PayPal so you can file a dispute if things go south. Business ethics are not very strong in the music industry.

It’s hard to have an objective opinion about a new song you just made. Put it aside and listen again in a couple days. You’ll hear it in a whole new way.

Releasing music consistently is great. But you also need demand. That’s where brand development comes in. What is your story? What makes you unique? Develop your brand and the demand will follow.

Translate: “let’s work” when someone cold DMs you.

Nobody can fw my quesadilla game

Quality matters, but don’t use that as an excuse to never release music. A lot of artists are paralyzed in the process because they want their music to be perfect. Releasing music and getting feedback from the market and your fans is important to.

You’ve got your whole life to record your 1st album. And 6 months to record your 2nd

Content 👉Attention 👉 Engagement 👉 Fans & Followers - Music promotion doesn’t have to be complicated.

One of the most important assets an artist has is their day job. Use that to invest back in your music career

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