I've been able to get about 75k in business funding the last month through leveraging the bank system. It's helped me chart on my last album release. I know getting funding for artists always seems to be the hardest part. Let me know!

So I got my LLC about a month ago but don’t intend on releasing any details till later this year by building not only my brand but build relationships and connections as a producer. I came across this clip on akademiks talking about signing artist and wanted to hear y’all opinion on signing artist. Is signing 10 artist/producers just to hope one of them pop realistic or really building the artist you truly believe has talent

We need to talk about Muni Long. For those of you who don't know her, she just won a Grammy for Best R&B performance, beating out the likes of Beyoncé and Mary J. Blige. But here's the kicker... rewind just 18 months and she had 0 monthly listeners. Yes, you read that correctly, 0. To be clear, we're not talking about overnight success here. This journey took dedication, perseverance, and taking some risks. When her first EP dropped in July 2021 her songs were getting less than 100 streams per day. During that time Muni would... - Shoot down her own ideas down before she even started making the content. - Compare her results to other people's, putting unnecessary pressure on herself. - Felt like content that performed poorly made her a "failure" But then, a series of creative posts on TikTok/IG Reels in addition to utilizing her connections on socials led to one of her tracks (which wasn't even a single) going from less than 100 streams on Spotify per day to more than 20,000 per day — in just 3 weeks. That song didn't even prove to be her biggest hit that year... following this strategy and applying some key takeaways from the first campaign ensured that her track, "Hrs & Hrs" racked up more than 50,000 streams per day. And here's another kicker... that track wasn't even a single and it only came out on November 21st that year, and yet it became the 7th most streamed song on Apple Music of 2021. Now, I'm sure what you're most interested in is what was this strategy that Muni Long was using? Well, we've since gone on to name this strategy "The 90 Day Blueprint" and Muni is just one example of how effective it has been for artists in a similar position to you. Want to find out more about the Blueprint and how we can help you? Click the link below. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE NEW MEMBERS, ACT FAST. As a BMN member, you will get access to exclusive bonus material and a free 1:1 onboarding/consultation if you choose to buy within the first 48 hours of you becoming a BMN member. After that, we won't be offering any further 1:1 calls or bonus material to anyone.

So im working on my rollout and Damian Keyes (youtube) recommended releasing a piece of micro-content(15-20 sec) a day related to the single. My gripe on that is how to not make your song stale in that method. Its a weird balance of quality vs quantity. How did yall approach making multiple content pieces to the same song? im kind of stumped w ideas

Join Sean and Kohrey for a special live episode of their podcast "No Labels Necessary" next Thursday (23rd February) at 2pm EST! Their podcast unveils the world of marketing from indie artists to major labels, providing insights on new and established marketing practices specific to the ever-changing industry while also providing commentary on the latest news and pop culture events affecting the music business. The duo will also be taking your questions towards the end of the broadcast so that you can have your say and be a part of the podcast! The link to join the call next Thursday can be found in the “Calendar" tab as always.