How To Gain Attention For Releasing New Music | Music Marketing Secrets

[@DeanLondonSwift]

“If you want the life that not a lot of people get to experience, you gotta do the work that not a lot of people are willing to do.” This changed my life Adam

[@CademanLillywhite]

great line

[@jazsebastian]

yeah man!!

[@k.d.doesit9674]

Because it’s true

[@pageandpowers]

Gotta do the work and let em know!

[@christheoutsider]

I just realized this guy is like a musical Gordon Ramsay

[@kingdomofheavenmusic3]

Yes 😂😂😂

[@ayushmaan7597]

Yessssss lmao

[@iamevaeik]

Hahaha omg yes

[@CjDWIZ]

spot onnn lollll

[@kevinrhodes5150]

YES!

[@jordanfiction]

I can’t stress enough how important promotion is. I don’t get how people just drop content and they expect people to care. You need to document, plan, and build hype. It goes so much deeper than that of course, but in my experience, that’s like 50% of the battle.

[@flamersss]

Jordan Fiction what would be good ways to promote if your just gettin back into music and dropping?

[@prettyeyes3709]

STARGAZIN' showcases, anything local to build momentum . Touring is huge but go locally before you do that . Do showcases in your state

[@jordanfiction]

STARGAZIN' hey man, dm me on instagram @jordanfiction. I’d be glad to share with you an in depth skeleton for how I promote my music and increase awareness for a release. Just lmk that you’re from the Adam ivy video!

[@gorillabraudcast474]

Its the illusion that you're music is so good that everybody will spread the word about how great you are and a music label will discover and sign u. For years i made this stupid nieve mistake for years.

[@cristiancasarrubias1222]

Jordan Fiction I am interested in this talk man. Can you dm me on ig @chubbystuntz

[@AngeloMunjiOfficial]

Love it man. And loved the quote you used at the end also. “Never compare your chapter 1 to someone’s chapter 20.” Can’t wait for the next one, much love my dude!

[@ahtngm8265]

He is such a motivation

[@gerobaier2957]

I first thought he was talking about filing for bankruptcy. Isn't that chapter 11 or something? Sorry, I get my cultural references from TV

[@GarrettAlden]

Angelo Munji first release dropping this Friday!!

[@TonyChenMusicOfficial]

My understanding is if you want to get rid of these frustrations, change yourself from a taker to become a giver! Then it’s just different chapter of how you give.

[@Fiddle-Head]

He comes out with some good ones

[@DJALfutureclassicmusic]

Give us the "manager" video!

[@jaydenvix944]

Yeah

[@Blood_Bunny_]

deadass omg

[@kongvang3605]

This is like a slap in the face for me but thanks I needed it.

[@Chriscranemusic]

Kong Vang same here

[@GarrettAlden]

Kong Vang my first song dropping this Friday!!

[@laluna5168]

Lmao same

[@alienhippiemuzic]

thanks for not sugar coating anything. that's how we need to hear and stop wasting precious time

[@YesiamDiandra]

Your voice makes me receive the message so much better lmfao, tough love with a caring delivery ahh

[@nikpaul437]

Damn that dude really gets you out of your little hole where you doubt yourself and motivates you to go for it!!

[@goglio953]

Man, thanks so much for these videos. I've been in a bit of a rut the past several months. I released my debut single over the summer and I'm just now releasing my second. There was a huge hiccup because of depression, punches that life throws at you, and constant self-comparison. I'm a dude that totally amplifies any bad thing that happens to me, so I let it get the best of me. It's something I'm working on, and I'm still not in a great place. BUT, having this new single come out soon, and watching your videos has totally motivated me. It took literally every ounce of me to actually admit the fact that I wanted to pursue an endeavor in the music world, and little did I know how easily I could tear myself apart on the inside so easily. So thank you.

[@keatsu]

You are very convicing. Truth is, the biggest point there is you have to be patient. IF you love what you do, you dont have to care about views and streams, you just do it for sake of loving it. If You love music and You're patient, it's just matter of time. but don't do it just to MAKE IT. Either way - you have to put yourslef out there!

[@rjdreams4649]

Your very wrong were all here for da money and that should be why you strive and of course you have to love it to do it.

[@sonibraun4971]

I kinda don't get you too. 'The breakthrough doesn't have to happen regardless your patience or time passing.' That is why if you want to do this full time or live from that you gotta make it - hence the focus just to make it. Otherwise you can stay in the basement doing several gigs a year. Nothing wrong with that. But you have to be really clear about what you want.

[@adbmusicify]

This video has been up for 4 years - just hearing it for the first time it was EXACTLY what I needed to hear

[@JohanDanno]

Definitely on point and yes! Success is earned. I was definitely the person you say in the video... I was doing most of the work, but holding off my 'best' to release when I had momentum. A year later some is dated, it doesn't accurately represent me currently... but I hit the road touring and performing for a year, across the USA and Australia. No Manager, no label, just hard work, trying to 'make it'. Truth? The delay gave me time on the road to really think about why I am doing this. What I want, what I want to represent, and how I want to share it. Don't rush without making strategic REAL decisions... but don't delay your dreams, to wait on a pipedream. If you want to release material you have sat on - do it! But first, figure out a marketing and release strategy around it, and release over a couple months or year. Figure out your goals, and work backward seeing the steps and milestones you need to reach to get it, using your release, videos, tours, everything as a means to grow your fanbase strategically, while becoming better at everything you do each time. From playing and writing, to marketing and running your business, accept you will suck, but get better everytime Also, Rarely is anyone willing to back and help someone, if they aren't willing to put in the work to help themselves... never forget that if someone else makes your career, they may own you and your career, or at least entailed to the majority of your income, because it wouldn't exist without their work. I know indie artists that manage their own business careers and play bars, that make more than friends who have a record deal and play arenas but make way less with more limits on decisions.

[@LaraLarkOfficial]

I JUST LOVE YOU!!! You have the greatest most motivating videos I’ve ever found! You’ve helped me so much!!!🥰💗🙏🏼

[@LaraLarkOfficial]

And THANK YOU!!!

[@BankRoll-yk6wz]

Everything you speak about is important topics & just shows naturally your committed too sharing your knowledge.

[@michaelc5386]

Thanks Adam! I'm at 66 organic followers since Oct. 28th and picking up about 2-5 followers a day. Slow and steady wins the race! Can't wait to hit 100 and really see things take off.

[@domaniclarsen3891]

I swear Adam, I click on any video and you describe my life in the first 45 seconds. Love, love, love the content bro!

[@UCCAWiditha]

I know right! His words are very relatable, I often feel attacked and encouraged at the same time 😂

[@isbicror]

It all makes sense, to keep on putting releases, to seriously work rather than dabbling, and to not hesitate to talk to others. We thank you for all those.

[@UCCAWiditha]

This is my current strategy too, just consistently creating and releasing! We got this :)

[@isbicror]

@@UCCAWiditha Yes, let us keep this up!

[@UCCAWiditha]

@@isbicror 😇😇😇

[@isbicror]

@@UCCAWiditha I listened to a song of yours by the way and I found it soothing and nice.

[@UCCAWiditha]

@@isbicror thank you! I checked your channel out too, you've uploaded so many videos! How did you gather so many ideas for them? Oh and I especially liked "Acapella Expression" :)

[@marcmcmillan8447]

I love looking over you're older videos as there is always a hidden gem in there. You're videos really help with the bigger questions regarding music marketing.

[@TheSlenderx3]

This is straight facts, manifest and put in the work to ease the process. It just takes hard work but think about it most people don’t even put in the work and learn to do it right

[@boydatzcoldent.7999]

Adam i cant see how rappers havent recruited u as a manager promoter or a market genuis. Cause u really are!!!! 4 real!!!!

[@shellashellamusic8184]

u have to keep creating new music thats so true adam u hit the hammer on the nail

[@MrQthompson]

I like that you dont sugarcoat anything. Some of the things your saying we know deep down but hold back. You make perfect since

[@thekidcallednate]

Personally being raised in and around business and successful ones at that I don’t need a manager as I do my own research and learn new things instead of paying for it. Even just marketing alone, your videos have greatly helped my career. Just dropped my second album and have a country wide tour in 2023. THANK YOU ADAM 🙏🙏💯

[@Usernameyt4466]

Discovered your channel today as subbed but here I am about an hour later happily receiving all this awesome advice ! So stoked!

[@derreckhaugen6203]

This did open my eyes. I’ve been doing everything the wrong way, but after seeing this..... this opens my eyes so much!

[@DynamicRockers]

Nice video Adam! When you already have the music, the promo material the videos and so on, you have everything to start the publicity to build awareness. You then need a Public relation agent or become this PR, who can sell your project better than you! Send your EPK to music blogs, mag, fanzine, DJs, local radio stations etc Get people to know your project and if they will like it, they will talk bout it, they absolutely need new/good content to talk about, that's the trade. This is how everything starts :) Music, Production, marketing, PR and promotion and that's the way it is and it has always been.

[@aldairmartinez3839]

This is exactly the advice I needed, thank you!

[@nigelcarren]

My first ever comment, I expected to get nothing from this. But it felt like a slap in the face... and I thank you for it. As a fellow musician screamed at me this year: "Do you want your music to be buried with you"? Exactly, stop jamming and sketching new stuff... START FINISHING YOUR OLD STUFF! 🏆

[@4ED0TV4REAL]

love how u dont just give us the answers but give us directions 2 the answers

[@Chriscranemusic]

I love this!! I’ve been doing music for about 7 years! And I have a bad habit of holding all my music! This will change! I’m going to just release my songs! Thanks man!

[@deebrown2273]

I'm a growing recording Artist and i wont give up on working hard, your advise really touches and you know that, Thank you

[@mattmorrell3]

Your point about how 100 people in a room would be huge... that’s an amazing point thank you!!

[@mjoyyourself]

Time money ratio! Yeah! And thank you for this!!! I have a video that I’ve been waiting to release!! Omg thank you for talking me out of that!!!!

[@johntmcgill6936]

Love watching your shows because you tell how to get things done. I don't want a manager I want that money in my pocket. A little more effort pays in anything you do .

[@mark271058]

Very well put. I did an album with a guitarist about 8 years ago and everytime we did a new track I put it up, by the time the album was done everyone had already heard it!!! Doing a solo album now and while recording original tunes I’ve been keeping a profile by putting out covers with my own twist on them.... I’ve noticed that as I increase my output covers wise the older videos also get more views so I’m banking on people giving a damn about my solo release through the covers I’ve put out. It’s a slow process and double hard work because for every track I fine tune in the studio I’m also needing to get a cover done to keep the profile up while putting the album together..... great advice though and many points taken. Thank you.

[@titandagod]

had to subscribe after how he spoke honestly.. don't need a manager stop being lazy. love it when people are raw an real i respect that

[@trippinnick8814]

@adamivy yes! Your ads did not leave that seat. I love how you faded and slowly blurred in I hope your trip was very relaxing definitely was a beautiful area

[@tronicdx]

Half way through this video I feel like I was being personally attacked. You sound just like the voice in my head that knows how lazy I have been that I've been ignoring. Thanks for the tough love Adam!

[@AnnaRammel]

Thankful for you. I was getting discouraged, but now, I will keep moving forward.

[@Blood_Bunny_]

this is actually pretty helpful, i have to stop being afraid and wasting time. It's time to start posting everything i've got and then keep creating.

[@HenryMittnacht]

Makes perfectly sense! Thanks for kicking our asses!

[@willnewsome6222]

Great video!!! For any new release you definitely need a marketing strategy. Buckle down and decide what your goals are for the release, then invest some funds and get the promotional train in action at least 30-60 days pre-release. If your goal is to sell units then plan on touring (if you've never toured before and are planning to release an album nationally then you are putting the cart before the horse IMHO). A lot of music takes years to catch on, so be in it for the long haul and keep pushing forward. 'Lizzo' released "Truth Hurts" in 2017 and it's now hitting the charts in 2019. 'No Doubt' released "Tragic Kingdom", did club tours for over a year with dismal turnouts, then blew up with a re-release of the record almost 2 years later (and with the help of a DJ playing a b-side from the album). Being an independent artist myself (with an extensive touring history) I can tell you this from firsthand experience...a lot of booking agents will not work with you unless you're on a label, the labels won't touch you unless you have a following in 10-15 markets (also inflated social media numbers), and radio won't take you seriously in most formats unless you're signed or on tour (catch-22). If you are already established within your hometown market then you should have no trouble getting a supporting slot on a national show coming through your town. If you can't land a spot, buy onto the show. Make sure you have plenty of merchandise on hand to sell at the show, but be prepared to match costs with the headliner and also expect to give up around 30% of sales to the headlining act (industry standard). You're going to be playing in front of the crowd that paid to see the headlining act, so you're essentially paying a promotional fee to play in front of them. Most tours will charge you $1 per head expected with a buy-on, negotiate as needed. If you have good songs and are a good band/performer you will win over any crowd and will hopefully impress the headlining act, the tour manager, or at the very least the venue.

[@kingdomofheavenmusic3]

Biggest thing that stood out to me in this video is that I have to be consistent.

[@aaronb.thompsonmusic4292]

Lotta truth man. There is learning that takes place with every release, BUT that learning only takes place IF you actually go through the process. In the words of Dave Grohl "just suck, but keep playing until you don't"

[@jasonday8334]

Adam you've entertained me for at least 3 hours, I'm addicted to learning about the industry, plus I'm excited about my trip to Sweet Water sound, to pick up my new guitar today. EXCITED!!! Thank you for your advice!!

[@sleeplessdenverband]

Jason Day he’s an amazing teacher when it comes to the industry

[@stephaniegoodman8677]

Thanks for the guide Adam Ivy. You made me understand why i don't need a manager now because i was all about needing a manager with me been an underground Artiste.

[@ripdreknowledge9931]

I'm rocking with you Adam, I'm learning a lot of things? You giving millions dollars worth of game

[@adamdarcymusic3488]

Hi Adam, I've been following you for a few weeks now and I just wanted to say thank you for these videos... like many, I've been left with next to nothing after covid and am just starting to get gigs in again in the UK... Every one of your videos I've seen so far has left me with something, whether it be a huge chunk of knowledge or just motivation for the day ahead... so cheers and keep 'em comming!

[@LilG6258]

He literally explained all my problems omg I love this guy 😂

[@Fiddle-Head]

High energy and to the point. Love it. We need more people like you man.

[@electroturi]

That's such an Altamonte Springs home hehehe.. I just realized you're in O town man. Kudos on the videos and thank you for the content!

[@kevinrhodes5150]

This used to me. I wanted a manager to take care of all the legwork for me so I could focus on my craft but I have come to realize that you have to push yourself to do these things on your own. It's not easy and it wears you out but it is all worth it in the end, knowing that you built your empire from the ground up. At least it will be #onmyway

[@IkeeBee1]

Love u bro, ur content is very uplifting, and positive. You give everyone motivation, and it’s all for real. Thanks a lot man.

[@nebsounds]

Well said, any artist that complains needs to listen to this!

[@diverseny]

The illustration you made with the photographer leaving their best work at home, made your point nicely & also gave me a good laugh..

[@son1218]

I got some advice for the DJ/producers here: I am in the bussines for quite a while now. If you're a good producer and you got let say a track which you are very confident about and you want to release it within 2 months. What you need to do is send it to bigger DJ's you know that could possibibly play your tracks. If so, make sure you get footage of them playing it at events and put out this footage on your socials to create some hype. Then make sure you release that track within that 2 month promotion period. If you even want more plays you should try to see if you can get signed on the label of your favourite Dj/producer. You got in contact with them in ths first place and they play your music and maybe they can get you in the label this way, (its always better to get in a label by another DJ then sending promo's to the label mailbox.) You can talk to the label managers if they could get you in some nice playlists of some upcoming festivals (those warm up playlists that need to get people in the mood for the event) by this way I increased the stream amount from 3k to 24k in a week :)

[@stayc96]

ty sooo much 4 the great advice💖💖👍

[@andryhack]

Damn !!!!!!!!

[@cuerampart2886]

wow THANKS!!!

[@marika1727]

Hey, thanks a lot. I really struggle with understanding what should I do now when I started to feel like people should listen to what I make and your videos are make it a lot more clear to me now.

[@RichardTheWizard]

Great content Adam! I’m around the 5 year mark rn, introverted AF, but I’m making great music that people around me are enjoying and sharing. Your videos are a kick in the pants for me to start working harder on my business side of things instead of just being depressed about not being where I want to be! Thanks again!

[@paulhernandez7423]

Thanks for being so down to earth and humbly sharing your secrets! Subbed.

[@timtrocke]

Paul Hernandez hey Paul, good luck on your journey ❤️🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@roxftb]

You are really Talking the truth man. The word!

[@Patrick-um4un]

I really like it when you get so passionate about the things you tell that you tend to go completely off-topic haha. I would definitely love to see a video about management!

[@whoisbrian]

Some great advice here. I always experiment and try and figure out what ways generate the best results when I release my DJ mixes. The most effective strategies for me were the ones where I actually got out of my comfort zone and reached out to individual people to listen and share my mixes. Even asking my more extroverted friends to spread the word. Keep up the great content!

[@vitsdavids4726]

Sometimes it takes long for you to get to the point,we know the problems are existing already, go to the point and I believe you will have more. It get tiring sometimes getting to listen too long before you get to the point. Thank you!!!

[@Josephthedragonking]

Sometimes you just need to hear somebody say it...very valuable video. Thx.

[@tim_nextvolleyball]

I try to get a new beat out every morning so I can listen to it throughout the day so when I get home I know the changes that need to be made before I put vocals on it! Then the next day I work on my visualizer and market it. Glad Im on the right track. Thanks Adam!

[@SkullySOTW]

I have not seen all your videos. But - I've seen several of them. And every damn one of them always has realistic, useful advice. As I have been doing music for a long time - I find them very reconfirming. And a good kick in the ass when I start feeling beat down and unmotivated. :)

[@lovebeauty8363]

You make complete sense. AND TALK ABOUT EVERYTHING!

[@marjoriee.forresterproduct4472]

Love this video. So right. You don’t need a manager, unless one’s being lazy.

[@kjtheproof5328]

Your great bro, your videos have changed my perspective and will change my life, stay tuned Adam!!

[@andregomez5986]

You should be extrovert release your best shit because that’s what will bring you bigger and better things. Learn about content aware and if you really want to boom learn marketing it’s literally everywhere

[@brexnna_]

This is like the 5th video I've watched of yours (I just discovered you) and it is motivating me to keep continuing putting in all I can to get to get to where I want to be with my music. Your videos have also made me realize that I am not only an artist but I am also a brand. I really love your content! Your videos are not only informal also, inspirational as well. Thank you for passing down all these gems!

[@Anamika756]

I’m a self taught musician. I have started recently though but I constantly work on music after my regular job despite less views, less subscribers and even after profanity has been thrown at me by strangers.

[@JussiTuukkanen]

yes, this makes sense - continuity equals progress is what i am getting from this

[@phenomrisen]

Thank you Adam! You come through right on time, everytime with such valuable info and motivation! You are appreciated! 🙏🏽👊🏽💙

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

Great advice AdamIvy. You are talking so much truth here. Artists don't need a manager. Maybe an agent can bring in work so yes an agent can do that but not exclusive. The only use I've ever really had for a manager was to get signed to a major label/publishing company. Most A&R executives only deal with managers and managers who they have a relationship with. They rarely deal with the artist or the band directly. Well this was the case 20 years ago. I think it's the same as my friends son is signed and he has a manager who deals with the label. If a band or artist is going the independent route then there is no need for a manager. Agents will refer work their way. Give them a percentage out of the earnings.

[@dbest5575]

Thank you sir... You are so real in your advices... Truth is so hard to handle most times... God bless you sir...

[@onelifeneu-music816]

This is very inspirational. I started years ago with music and it didn't go anywhere. I stopped for a few years then. How ever, I started back up, took a different style ( way of expressing ) and yah I finally got some out on spotify and other platforms, but its still hard and finding the fans, seems to be very hard. But i like what you said, why stack up the fridge and just leave it sitting their. I needed to hear this, thats y I was searching to begin with. 😁 straight forward and clear massage .. Thanks

[@co_bell_]

Bro. You was being honest. That what I needed personally. Thanks man

[@carltonjhons1278]

you brought to my attention a lot of messing stuff, the stuff are minor if i will look at it from a professional point of view but still if u put them all together u get the full picture like pieces of crumbs if each stands alone it doesnt really matter but all of em together will present a full piece like a cake or a big bread , thank you very much that was a very deep video so informative much love for the efforts and time u r putting in to produce such video

[@joshhuxleyisdead]

thanks for flipping my ass back on to the ground. this video gave me a new expectation that it doesnt just take a couple of songs to gain momentum, it takes looooads. 2-3 albums worth

[@sethromusic]

this is an awesome video. I was guilty of this for a long time. always excuses about not enough money etc. the most important thing is to be working on new content and releasing it. I have albums of music and I've been hesitant to release it without videos, and I've finally got videos rolling out

[@higgsbason2657]

I must admit i did think if I'm networking all the time how am I gonna have time to actually make the music but you're right, you have to take things into your own hands, nobody is gonna hold your hand, it's just learning how to actually do that.... I'm starting to see there're quite a few things i haven't been doing. I get the guy holding back on material, i would of thought you gotta build a momentum and release over a year steadily .. it does make sense what you're saying.

[@MANIMALIZED]

About the other topic you mentioned. I do not have any family member or so-called friend who can help me with that, and it is also incredible if you think that I have friends in the music field.. the answer comes by itself: they are not friends and not a good family too. this are the reasons also why I cutted dozens of relations, even the closest ones. I believe in being loyal, in true feelings and true friendship. For me someone who do not support me is not a friend, specially when I find out that they are not even enjoying for my successes and laugh about my failures. Thru the years this got a very bitter taste(specially for my family) but it will make me stronger and smarter. I'm really glad I've just found your channel. I really want to commit. let me know what you think. Best regards

[@KingChaiMTMG]

Listen bro, you’ve smacked me in the face with all these profoundly simple instructions!! I needed this! Thank you brother!!!

[@edwardmendoza7643]

This guy is brutally honest 💯

[@doonutgiva1287]

You are wise ASF - You have the formula together!

[@marcryan8169]

The passion in this video is an amazing departure from the typical delivery. Put a smile on my face, man. Keep it comin'.. Thanks so much for all of your content - it's my go-to as I learn this new techniques.

[@marcricos]

I love this video. I watched it more than once, over the time, and every time I do it recharges my batteries.

[@اللهيهديكللحقيقة]

You got a very genius introduction because you have described my life right now in short seconds, Kudos brotha

[@thomastreffi4193]

I DON'T have a vault full of “gems” … however if you know anyone looking for a butt-load of colorful shiny rocks then I'M THEIR GO-TO GUY! I'm a senior citizen. I draw song ideas from various old song genres ingrained in my noggin during the first 4 decades of my life. That is what is in my vault. I recognize the vast canyon between that music and what's selling today. I've written several hundred “Old Guy” songs without ever being discouraged though, because I'm a song writer and not a song marketer. HOWEVER after hearing some very old genre tunes, whether hits or simply old “style” tunes, in MANY major product TV commercials, this dinosaur feels even more justified in stomping around this modern day world of music leaving “old feel” song droppings everywhere. Thanks Adam, for lighting a fire under me, to contact people who might by chance, be interested in my Shiny Rocks … for they are many!

[@theupsiders]

This felt like 1/3 telling off and 2/3 motivational! Thanks Adam, we needed the boost 🚀

[@1masterfader]

Just referred a client to your page. Good information yo. I'll be sending new clients your way. I Produce music and I'm a full time musician. Grammy nominated. One love.

[@nitishd9404]

I like how organic this is, I can tell you have a lot of experience in this, MadLove from JERSEY!

[@youngjay8738]

Hey Bro.... great video I really enjoy the fact that I'm not feeling like I'm waisting my time by watching your videos. They're very informative, and easy to follow also they answer almost any question or problems I've been struggling with and faced with, ever since I first realized that I have to start taking this serious, because I know im going to make it one day as a rapper/artist/music producer/music engineer. See, I know that I'm going to make it big, even as big as some of the top names in the game like, Em., Tupac, BIGGIE, WAYNE, AND DRAKE, I JUST HAVENT BEEN ABLE TO FIGURE OUT WHAT STEPS I NEED TO TAKE IN ORDER TO GET to get to that point in my success , so thank you man for the videos. My name is Jason Allen AKA Young Jay The Kid, I'm 26 years old and I've been on souncloud for about three years now I've been stuck in the same spot only really recording freestyles nothing written all unorganized and not well put together I now know was actually just a big pile of shit, or as you informed me music without purpose. Anyways plz get back at me when you have a min. maybe you could check me out on soundcoud my title on the cloud is YOUNG J, one of my better put together pieces of work would be "my momma remix" but you could take a look at the rest of my work as well to get a good idea of were I'm at so far and what you think I need to do, or change to start producing better work thats going to get more recognition and eventually take me to the top so any advice, feedback, or constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated. Again, thanks my man Adam for the help have a blessed day and i look forward to hearing from you so until then I'll be watching some more of your videos soaking up the info. and applying it to my work and finnaly start to build my business up. "Young Jay The Kid" upcoming rap artist and with you're help one day recognized as one of the best in the game, see ya..

[@ClintTucker]

I'm going to try to follow this advice for a different reason. My music will hold me hostage until I release it. I'm going to be releasing music every month or every other month and give others an opportunity to decide if they like my music. Maybe they will, maybe they won't; but if I don't get it out there and push it, I have no one to blame but myself. There are two pains in life: The Pain of Discipline and The Pain of Regret. You choose...

[@BharathKrishnaBhatDJBjauXkronn]

So much involvment in the video! Nice! Please do a video on managers, what they do? Why don't creators need managers and all that....

[@Chinoden07]

Great advice man, I'm just getting into all this and am tracking guitars right now for the material I've written. So thank you!

[@milesdockery1456]

Not a dabbler... life just gets in the way

[@MattLeFaitMusic]

Manager video man! Would love to hear your input on this!

[@Chriscranemusic]

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