@Ángel Gattz THANK YOU so much Angel! Your comment really helps give us a boost to know we are on the right track! So appreciated! If there is any way we can help you or if you or an artist you are supporting is ever playing in SC & NC area. All the best!

I'd be interesting in learning more about your work and how you operate

Signing to a label is always a tough decision. It seems like you have already done a lot of the right things and put in the hard work. You have proven that the music is reaching people. If you have not already signed, here are a couple of ideas you can try to grow your audience on your own. You probably already have tried them: 1. Collaborations: Too many artist are so protective of their content they refuse to work with others. If you collaborate with other artists, both of you can benefit from sharing your fan base. Everyone is trying to grow their audience and fans. You are bringing a lot to the table. 2. Co-writing songs with other well known writers and producers would also give you access to more fans and industry professionals. You may be surprised on how approachable some industry folks are now that your artist has a proven track record. 3. Playing live shows and festivals strategically focused on your type of audience is another great way to grow your fan base 4. Try to get your artist's music licensed for movies, TV, commercials, video games, and other venues that will play snippets over and over again reaching larger crowds. If you can get a brand deal, it will generate more money and grow your fanbase 5. The folks hear at NLN are full of proven methods. That's why we are all here!

After watching the interview with Adam Mclnnis, I am interested in learning more about how to effectively market to Movie, Videogames, TV, Radio, Brand deal, Commercials Editorial Playlists

Engagement would be a good topic to cover. Too many people count views and streams, when engagement is a more reliable metric.

Pre-saves on Spotify happen during the promotion period before a new release when an artist is teasing their upcoming music. When a fan presaves your music, it ensures your track is added to your fan's Spotify library the moment that track is released. The benefit is that it gives a boost to the new release and should help Spotify algorithm notice the attention and possibly push the music a little further. These tend to be a little difficult to do with newer independent artists and even established artists unless they have already developed an extremely loyal fan base. There are strategies for offering incentives to your fans like merch, tickets, or other things to get them to pre-save. Hope that helps! Hopefully others will comment on their experience with presaves