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How to succeed in the music industry in 2021 - STEP BY STEP! 🔥
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- How to succeed in the music industry in 2021. If you want to make it in music (or start a music career), in this video we go through 10 steps of how to be a successful music producer.
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The music industry is a tough place - and success can be elusive - but following these steps will help you achieve success in your music career - whether you want to make money from music as a side hustle, tour the world or fully make a living from your music.
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success to me would be having fans that actually want to listen to my music instead of me having to DM people just to listen to a new release :-(
same :(
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Until my 30 years old, get booked as a guest at festivals/clubs
Success in music in 2020 for me would be. 2000 a month. To replace my full time job and do what I'm truly passionate about
Well said mate!
My vision of success is making enough money to allow me to continue down that path, but more importantly, getting to play dozens of shows a year and meeting new people who share the same passion. And then one day working with or learning from the ones who inspired me. A simple life while living the dream sounds great :)
Go for it, and don't give up when it gets hard!
I agree, step 10 is the most important. I guess my goal for 2020 and beyond is to master step 10.
It's a constant process
this advice sounds really fkn solid! thank you
You're welcome!
Tank you very much for this video!
You're welcome!
What would success in the music industry look like to you in 2021? Let me know in the comments below! 😎
As a dedicated and seasoned musician and writer of songs, success to me musically will be to perform venues that I belong in and to share my songs with the world. I have been a local venue player for too many years. I have honed my craft and believe I have something significant to offer both musically and lyrically. I believe I am qualified to play any stage in the world and know that people do get affected and attached to my offerings. More specifically, 2020 success would be sharing my songs broadly through performance and music sharing sites, thereby developing an audience of fans and customers for sustainability.
@@brotchman4658 Love it! Do you have any specific venues? The more focussed the goal...the easier it will be to know when you've attained it
Hey! I have a very extensive music background as an international performer and consultant based in Philadelphia. I'm currently starting an LLC music business with an aim to hire musicians as well as train them for particular venues through my vast network of musicians. Here's my email Triplettj2012@gmail.com and my resume that I'm currently revising and I would love to chat. www.collegecentral.com/CCNEngine/ResumeFile.cfm?SecTag=None&UnivCode=CNH&JSID=1674111&DocID=401395
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#EDMTips For me success is Get sign to big labels, tour world, Build Music School, Ghost Production.
my definition of success is for a small number of people who generally care about my music. I've tried reaching out to people asking them to listen to my songs but this method doesn't work very well.
Or in reality, it could just be that my music is average/bad.
I guess it depends on several factors - whom are you reaching out to, how are you reaching out and what level you're currently are.
I get hundreds of emails from people who want me to listen to their music and it would be impossible to do it due to time constraints. That's why we have dedicated feedback sessions in the Academy, so people still can get feedback and I can still focus on content creation when I need to. Win win :)
Loved this video, this is such great content
Thanks!
And I'm willing to listen and learn too!- how it goes in the music industry now!!
That's a key thing! Keeping an open mind and sucking up the most useful bits of info
Thanks man💜it's my goal to once get a song supported on electroposé.
Amazing channel man
Thanks!!
Hey musicians!!! :) my mind is always keen on to creating and designing something and I think I've made a mistake while choosing a not so creative profession (I'm a lawyer)... Still I got a job of my profession by I try to learn some creative professions too (mostly by myself... I mean without private tutor, only youtube), just like hobbies. Firstly I learned Archicad (software for architects) at a quite good level and now I at the age of 31 (is it late?? :D) I started learning Ableton to create music. I just love electronic music and for now I think my goal can be creating some decent tracks to share with friends and the life will show next... :)
Your videos gave me a lot of information and made it easier to start with something for beginner as I am. Thank you for sharing your experience and giving us really useful tips!!! )
Thank you brother for your advise. I am currently working on my second album (Gospel in French, English, and African languages) and your video will be very handy to me.
You're very welcome! 🙂
Definitely late to this video, but success to me at this current moment is less about being able to make a living, and more about wanting more people than just me caring about my music and my real eases and what I create. My definition of success at this moment is focused on the goal of getting 100 monthly listeners on my Spotify. If I can hit that point, I’ll truly be inspired to go at this harder than I ever have before
My success goal in 2020 is to get my single on RUclips (my first song getting out soon) and get at least million views. I will be the happiest person ever👏
success for me would be playing a show, people genuinely enjoy, at a local venue using original music that I've produced.
I TRIED eveey genre.
Now I'm confused what genre to focus on.
But I'm thinking about reality.
What genre will work for me and will cater me to satisfied me on my expectations.
im olmost 3 years in this and i finaly decided to realise a lot
Good for you!
@@EDMTips yeahh it is good also i wona thx for a lot of tips that you share
@@genezisdj You're welcome! 🙂
You are like a music angel sent by God
haha...I wish!
You guys sucks....
Success to me would be being able to give back to the community without having going broke myself and having that ability to help the less fortunate with the success of my passion in music and even giving back to the haters and not selling out to make music producers to create music that panders to their agenda that has corrupted the communities and the fans that listen themselves
Yea I get what you said
But on step 5 I have a strong relationships for music and I want to be an artist
I've always struggled with "finding my own sound" or maybe nailing down what genre of music i should stick to producing, everyday I feel like making a different genre, beginning to feel like I'm a jack of all trades, but a master of few...any tips/ideas??
Yep...you can look at your history of most-listened to tracks in Apple Music or wherever you listen. It should tell you what your favourite genre is. Then, draw influences from one of your OTHER favourite genre into producing that one. You have to make a decision, though, and you can always start another musical pseudonym if you really want to produce different styles.
i have to produce just one genre to succeed ? because i like trance techno and trap and hip hop
my only goal this year is to realease an ep on a label called Mazzinga Records, when 2 producers i follow started in that label, but that label release awesome music even for not being recognized... Also, thanks for the content!
Excellent....go for it!!
I expect to work with the best and be the best singer in the world today!- and I know I have what it takes to succeed as a great singer!! All I ask is for one producer or two to give me a chance!!
If you have some great examples of your singing on Soundcloud, that will be easy for producers to hear if you'll be a fit for working together.
Can you send a SoundCloud link? I am a producer and I would like to work on a song with you
Woow, good question. So I'd define my sucess in music as releasing a song every two months on a decent label like Revealed, Future House Music, Protocol and all that good stuff. And then also to play 1-3 Shows every month. Thats sucess. And all in good vibes, really doing what I love without compromisses. For example I don't like how people get drunk. I want to really life in a good vibe, without having to deal with drunk guests....
Sounds like a good measure of success to me, man! Yeah, drunk people when DJing CAN (not always, but often) be a pain in the arse 😆
me and my friends we want to be a music group and we searching a producteur but it's hard to found one we will beginn in 2026 we know we have time but we tink it's better now
Never made a dollar. That alone would be a milestone
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Have u ever considered going pro?
Yep...already done it!
EDM tips Damn..props to u bro!!
@@joaobarata2998 Thanks man :)
Sorry Will, but that video still already irks me. Is being a bedroom musician the lowest of the lowest to you? And is spinning some records some REAL musician slaved and slaved over, the second best thing ever to achieve? Without musicians, the dj profession wouldn't even exist!... Oh and I have a sincere question for you: I HATE EDM and am a techno beast. Should I unsuscribe from you suscriber's list because of that? The depression thing I saw yesterday was a very good one though, my mental issues actually HELP me create wacky music. I can listen to techno, industrial, metalstep, noise, darkwave, chiptune, synthwave, OST, ... classical even but EDM ... it's all sooo weak ... :(. I guess it won't surprise you I'm a big fan of Paula Temple. And every time I hear the words "chord progression" I cringe, I really do.
Well, thanks for your honest feedback! By "EDM", though, I'm referring to all electronic dance music. My first passions were progressive house (circa 1992), intelligent drum & bass (LTJ BUkem), techno, hard house, and pretty much everything between. I'm glad the depression video helped. Why do you think I have a negative opinion of being a bedroom producer, though!?? If that's what you love doing - creating experimental or underground music just for the love of it - and you are doing that regularly...that would be success!
Pls can you help me with my music carrier am in cameroon things are very rough pls sign me in your lebel an here my music pls be my manager .
Am lax
I am not a music manager, not sure what gas you this idea.