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Hey I loved this comment, being proud and owning your music is something I've been thinking about a lot. I’m doing some research on how musicians might be able to do this even easier. I’d love to buy you some lunch over a phone call to talk more about this!
im afraid if i dont do what she say she will beat the shit out of me . Edit: Everyone that liked and commented on this comment all your dreams come true.
Social media IS SUPER IMPORTANT. But we think the ability to create undeniable music is the ultimate goal... It may take longer but that's what this is, A LOOOOONG GAME!
As someone who's just getting started trying to release my music for others, this has been incredibly valuable. It's so intimidating feeling like there are so many boxes you "have" to check, it's good to know that this isn't just for people who are really aiming to be the "next big thing," but actionable for those who just want to test the waters too. Thanks so much!
Hi, label A&R here (USA). These tips are definitely practical, I'm just not sold on how actionable they are for a developing artist. In other words - these work great, and are actually the standard 10 bases to cover for a standard release, that is, if you already have somewhat of a significant fanbase / signed to a label. I think a handsome majority of people here are looking for tips to cultivate and develop that fanbase so that they *can* reach that point of good, consistent, release momentum and trajectory thru these strategies. Nonetheless I love what you guys are doing. Cheers!
@@mcresolutionftw709 just do exactly what she said but be mindful with what media you are reaching out if you are purely up and coming reach out to peers, i.e. emerging PR people, online radio, playlist curators. A loyal fan-base is built-up on consistency and, nowadays, on the basis she just mentioned. Make a sketch of the forecasted target-audience as well, so you can reach out media for your promotion which caters to your potential fan-base. Don't turn up any chance of exposition as they might happen to be detrimental in further your career. What she said is the core of a development career artist in terms of promotion, and any product promotion is carried out, more or less, in this way. Accept the fact that your music is an asset with an attached exploitable IP.
*We daily assist artists in expanding their reach and finding new listeners, so we know well that promoting a song can be challenging (but always effective with us). Unfortunately, nowadays a good track needs promotion to succeed.*
This was my first Burstimo video... about a month ago, never having heard of this channel before, I assumed that it was going to go until the end of the video just leading us around in circles without even getting to tip #1, so you could say at the end "buy our book to get access to these 10 tips!" Boy was I wrong. What a great channel to happen upon. What a wealth of knowledge.
Pain Uchiha There’s really no sure fire formula unfortunately This is all still great advice, but I think you have to start relationally Make contacts, have real relationships with KRY people that help you, and who you help in return It’s all about who you know, because you’re all on the journey together Many famous musicians were friends that knew each other before the made it Like temple of the dog had Eddie bedder and Chris Cornell Or Coldplay and keane were all buds who had auditioned for each other’s bands long before any record deals were signed Maynard James Keenan was buds with Rage against the machine before they ever broke out onto the scene The point is, are you connected with or are you creating your own musics community and movement?
Here's my short story: 30+ years ago I was bit by a parasite ruining my ability to play. 2021 I finally regained it, trained hard to play again, learning todays DAWs and as I was about to release 60+ tracks I was hit by a stroke. I somehow fought hard enough to get those out and still release the 200 I managed to mix of 800+ still in store. I have 207 subs, but 600+ monthly listeners on Spotify .. have no idea where they came from, and here I am watching this sweet video just to be "one of you guys" :-)
Thank you so much for summing this up. I'm weirdly amazed and rather outraged at the amount of comments talking about anything but the content. Please don't stop posting!
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I release my music for my own soul, I accept the idea of never getting famous for my music, so I just prefer to consume my own product, instead other peoples products, so far I am happy with that.
forget fame, you don’t think there are other people in the world who your music could reach their soul too ? that’s why you put your music out for everybody to listen because there are other ppl out there who relate to whatever you’re talking about ... that mindset will hold you back from changing somebody else’s life for the better with your music 💯🤝
tez got a point, there’s definitely someone who can relate or some crowd that your music will be accepted in, it’s just about letting the boat reach the right island
Agree with both sides of the coin here. I do make music for my own self stabilisation to keep me from going mad when I can't make music, but there also is no better feeling then writing something for yourself and somebody says it made them feel some kind of way and related to them. Both of them things there is why I can't quit making music.
super helpful! i've been a fulltime touring songwriter for 10 years, in the folk world mostly. made decent money playing live original songs...grateful for that! but i'm just a baby at the spotify game. this was really helpful in terms of making me think about what I'm already doing with my small but dedicated fan base and honing in on what works. Consistency consistency consistency!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ADVICE. IVE BEEN TRYING TO MAKE MY MUSIC ON AND OFF FOR YEARS JUST COMING AND GOING BUT FOR THE PAST MONTH NOW IVE WORKING HARDER TO GO FURTHER SO I APPRICIATE ALL THE INFO I CAN GET TO HELP ME REACH MY GOALS . SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIPS
I’m planning an album release for 2020 and these tips I’ve heard before but this video really broke it down well. I wrote them down on a notebook and hung it on my board so I can see it easily and know what I need to do before I release. I’m really excited for this year. Oh and I subscribed :)
@@Burstimo I'm writing horrible speech tuff to write not only I'm trying to get like my favorite artists Classic i grew up on radio is not the same I'm beginning i stopped when i was 14 i was 17 18 now still trying get my voice Demo freestyle before beats
lowkey, with her voice & the data she's runnin' down, this is a legit positive affirmations video to meditate on, like a daily mantra checklist to replay until it becomes automatic habit
I am sending my first song around locally before it is actually released and the feedback has been amazing. I’m the feature on the track, but people have been coming back for my part. I got different age groups and races and genders loving the song so far. And it has been shared from Texas, where I reside, to Atlanta, Seattle, Tennessee, just to name a few. I’ve gotten questions about when it releases on iTunes for purchase. I’ve played the song for people in bars and grocery stores WITHOUT telling them who it was for a less biased opinion. I played it in my car when at drivethrus and had people dancing to the song before I told them who it was. When the song releases, I’m hoping those people will visit the official release. So my tip to you is to work hard on one song. Share it locally. If you think it sounds great, get opinions. But the greatest tip of all is to listen to yourself in the end.
Hey I loved this comment, being proud and owning your music is something I've been thinking about a lot. I’m doing some research on how musicians might be able to do this even easier. I’d love to buy you some lunch over a phone call to talk more about this!
I'm a beginner music artist, but I haven't submitted any of my tracks to Spotify or any of those other music streaming services. However, I watched this video from beginning to end and took notes on it, and this is a very helpful video. I don't know where my music is going to go, but I do know that I'm putting my music on Spotify sometime later, so thanks for the video tip. It was very helpful.
Currently rebranded myself after taking a year off (thought I was giving up for good at the time, but missed music too much so I came back), have 2 tracks out of 2 recorded so far, and making sure I'm not releasing anything until I apply all these tips first
Very helpful I'm actually starting my brand all over. I've been aware of many of these tips but could never get them into a stream lined order this is so simple and easy to follow. I will most definitely update with my results!!
I don’t comment on videos but gotta say I fckin love the content y’all do, imma A&R for a small indie label and I went to school for business management/audio recording and I’ve learned more about the current music business practices in the few videos I’ve watched so far from your channel then I did at a 30 k a year school 😭 def recommending to all my coworkers and artists ⚡️ keep up the great work you def got a loyal follow from me 🥂
These Burstimo videos seems to be the best, of their type, on RUclips. Clear and current instructions that don't feel like a scam that's waiting to happen.
5 лет назад+679
11: Make a how to video on RUclips to get more attention. #IggyTheReal
You think she know?? You really think there’s fucking company’s are stupid? And let you take money from them?? I’m telling you. I tried fucking all the ideas. If you songs pay for playlists! Your music is only listend by yourself!!!!!!!! Fuck music.
Only way your song will get heard. Is pay. Doesn’t matter who and where you pay. Ads, ,,,,playlists,,,,, you need to pay. This is the fucking only way. If not. No body even know you are alive in this bull shot world
I’m trying to get more exposure for my music…I have my own sound. My music is different and I will be uploading more music on RUclips soon thanks this was great advice
I watch quite a few of these videos recently and I find it quite interesting that so much attention is put into these steps. However, I never see anyone talking about the most important step before ever considering releasing anything and that’s copyrighting your material. This actually takes much more time then you think to do it correctly. With most of the crap I’m unfortunate enough to hear being produced these days, it’s most likely not worth stealing. So, keep settling for your .004 cents a stream and keep feeding the beast.
I used to play in a band. When we released our first album we had a fairly good following but the release didn't extend any further than those who already followed us which kinda got me down. Then I found out about PR. If you want your release to be featured in blogs, online magazines, talked about by influencers, reviewed, etc, then you need some form of PR behind the release. For our releases from then on we always sought out a PR company to work with us to get a campaign together. Some were more successful than others. But it's how we got into those magazines etc. Now this was almost 10 years ago, times have changed where hustling to create your own PR is relatively achievable. My advice (as well as following this video) is once you're release is ready, hustle to get as much PR as possible! :) If you know anyone who can do PR then get to know them and get them to help. Awesome video btw!
@@iamsethreins PR stands for Public Relations but it's essentially everything to do with media. The reason anything ends up on the news, in a magazine, on a blog, talked about by an influencer, etc. It's almost always going to be because a PR company (or PR department of a bigger company i.e. a record label) has managed to get it to the right person. Record Labels have their own PR departments who will have a bunch of contacts to ensure that the artists who release through them get talked about by the right people. There are separate PR companies who aren't part of a record label who specialise in music PR specifically. The most important thing to note is that if you want your music to be talked about in media (on the radio, tv, reviewed in magazines, talked about by 'alt press', 'kerrang', 'nme' or 'rocksound', etc) then you need someone with the contacts for those places to make that happen. A PR company will offer you that. Just be careful, some of them will promise you all that but won't deliver.
@@ScarlettRoseOfficial Hey, same here! It's cringy and feels bad, but it does work. I've used TikTok to gain Spotify followers by showing them previews of the production process, as well as song clips!
Awesome post . You should make a full video for every step!!! Thank you you're awesome. Hugs and high 5. In going to use every tip for my next release Feb 20 2020 I have distrokid
Seen a few of your video's & you spell it out simple how to. I will take your advise & use your tips on this next project I'm releasing. I am a producer & artist that collab with local Mc's Thanks.
Great content helps a little bit. I'm already 50 % completed rest is Money based saving up for the final push. You Def git some nails or Homer's out the park with this post. Ty
I'm going to start uploading my music with most of these steps except writing a press to the blog and getting radio play, I'm a bit shy. Thank you for the advices anyway x
I thank everyone at burstimo all of u are doing a fantastic job guiding independent artist’s achieve there dreams and aspirations!! Great stuff!! 👍👍💯💯💯✨✨
I wish more musicians understood the need for professional photos. I am musician and a professional photographer. If only the musicians in the Houston, tx. area would get this, I would have more money for musical equipment! Lol! Thx for this, liked, favorited, and subbed. 😎
they are really easy actually, but this is not the steps to blowing up. i mean.. there is soundcloud artist blowing up on one trash track now days, its all about that accidental viral hit.. and after that its persistence. its simple to do, maintaining it on a daily is the rough part, esp as an artist with no management.
@@WhoIsJidol There is no such thing as an accentual hit . What she is saying in the video is for people who have spent years on developing their songs and have a real product that has been recording in a professional studio and is radio quality . A radio station wont play something unless it can hold up to stuff like the Trews Faun ect . She is also leaving out some information . There are other things one needs to do before even thinking about putting a work out . Without doing those things first no one will play what you have or if they do you wont collect any royalties .
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Lmao u right!!!
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Have you broke?
1. Be proud of your music and never stop telling people about it .
2. Repeat number 1
In the case this is my latest song !
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@@immattbailey haha well played sir. 👌
biggest example is JVKE
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Hey I loved this comment, being proud and owning your music is something I've been thinking about a lot. I’m doing some research on how musicians might be able to do this even easier. I’d love to buy you some lunch over a phone call to talk more about this!
"i was hopin the music would speak for itself but the people want everything else" -J Cole
indeed !!! Thank you for your help if you do so !!
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Facts
im afraid if i dont do what she say she will beat the shit out of me .
Edit: Everyone that liked and commented on this comment all your dreams come true.
Hell yeH
Exactly
She has that seriousness in her voice and face lmao
i dont even make music but im scared to close the video
@@flame00range dont close if you wanna live huhahahah
Social media IS SUPER IMPORTANT. But we think the ability to create undeniable music is the ultimate goal... It may take longer but that's what this is, A LOOOOONG GAME!
you not gon sign me?
OMG ITS YOU
It seems we amateur musicians and producers have 3 jobs: Daytime job, musician/producer and manager/marketing...
that comment touched me inside really
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Ig music page
Wow!! Being a 42-year-old artist with no clue you guys have just helped MASSIVELY Thank you, Thank you, Thank you :)
if you watch this on mute, she looks like she's spitting fire bars.
Damn 😂
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You Sir deserve a crown 😂😂
@@juaneselmapache1276 😅 I'm a Ma'am but I'll still take the crown thanks
@@ayma16 oh sorry hahaha 😂 I didn't look at your picture 😅
As someone who's just getting started trying to release my music for others, this has been incredibly valuable. It's so intimidating feeling like there are so many boxes you "have" to check, it's good to know that this isn't just for people who are really aiming to be the "next big thing," but actionable for those who just want to test the waters too. Thanks so much!
Hi!
How do you realease separately your music on YT and All major Platform?
Hi, label A&R here (USA). These tips are definitely practical, I'm just not sold on how actionable they are for a developing artist. In other words - these work great, and are actually the standard 10 bases to cover for a standard release, that is, if you already have somewhat of a significant fanbase / signed to a label. I think a handsome majority of people here are looking for tips to cultivate and develop that fanbase so that they *can* reach that point of good, consistent, release momentum and trajectory thru these strategies. Nonetheless I love what you guys are doing. Cheers!
What would you suggest to build a fan base?
@@mcresolutionftw709 just do exactly what she said but be mindful with what media you are reaching out if you are purely up and coming reach out to peers, i.e. emerging PR people, online radio, playlist curators. A loyal fan-base is built-up on consistency and, nowadays, on the basis she just mentioned. Make a sketch of the forecasted target-audience as well, so you can reach out media for your promotion which caters to your potential fan-base. Don't turn up any chance of exposition as they might happen to be detrimental in further your career. What she said is the core of a development career artist in terms of promotion, and any product promotion is carried out, more or less, in this way. Accept the fact that your music is an asset with an attached exploitable IP.
I couldn't agree more. Right on!
sign me bro
How could I submit my music too you?
*We daily assist artists in expanding their reach and finding new listeners, so we know well that promoting a song can be challenging (but always effective with us). Unfortunately, nowadays a good track needs promotion to succeed.*
Great now all I need is a song!
bro. can u sing. cause I produce. we should make some magic! dm me on insta if you legit want a producer. @xclaim_official
Caleb McSHEEP u really desperate and you desperately wanna release something...
@@cosminconstantin6983 lol I need singers, cause im actually not too desperate I just was excited cause ive never collared with a singer
I put out a beat a day. check me out (XCLA!M)
@@calebmcsheep4254 Wouldn't mind working together
This was my first Burstimo video... about a month ago, never having heard of this channel before, I assumed that it was going to go until the end of the video just leading us around in circles without even getting to tip #1, so you could say at the end "buy our book to get access to these 10 tips!" Boy was I wrong. What a great channel to happen upon. What a wealth of knowledge.
These are great tips for musicians that already have a following
common sense for an artist that takes it serious. time is the factor of efficiency..
Actually that's even MORE important for artists with little to no audience, bc it makes you look professional to every person that meet your work.
Plus she mentioned promo that would reach beyond your immediate audience (fb and ig friends and family) via paid ads and such
Josh Berg what if someone like me who is just starting out wants to get known?
Pain Uchiha
There’s really no sure fire formula unfortunately
This is all still great advice, but I think you have to start relationally
Make contacts, have real relationships with KRY people that help you, and who you help in return
It’s all about who you know, because you’re all on the journey together
Many famous musicians were friends that knew each other before the made it
Like temple of the dog had Eddie bedder and Chris Cornell
Or Coldplay and keane were all buds who had auditioned for each other’s bands long before any record deals were signed
Maynard James Keenan was buds with Rage against the machine before they ever broke out onto the scene
The point is, are you connected with or are you creating your own musics community and movement?
When you're releasing your album this week, and expect nothing. 😅 Thank you for the tips. ❤
Great tips which will help me reaching my goal of releasing a single for the very first time till the end of the year!
Here's my short story: 30+ years ago I was bit by a parasite ruining my ability to play. 2021 I finally regained it, trained hard to play again, learning todays DAWs and as I was about to release 60+ tracks I was hit by a stroke. I somehow fought hard enough to get those out and still release the 200 I managed to mix of 800+ still in store. I have 207 subs, but 600+ monthly listeners on Spotify .. have no idea where they came from, and here I am watching this sweet video just to be "one of you guys" :-)
Your video says informative. Your hands say rap battle.
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Ig music page
Hahaha just posted a similiar post. I almost couldn't even here her. I was so hyponotized by those hands
Dude now I can't listen 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much for summing this up. I'm weirdly amazed and rather outraged at the amount of comments talking about anything but the content. Please don't stop posting!
I release my music for my own soul, I accept the idea of never getting famous for my music, so I just prefer to consume my own product, instead other peoples products, so far I am happy with that.
forget fame, you don’t think there are other people in the world who your music could reach their soul too ? that’s why you put your music out for everybody to listen because there are other ppl out there who relate to whatever you’re talking about ... that mindset will hold you back from changing somebody else’s life for the better with your music 💯🤝
tez got a point, there’s definitely someone who can relate or some crowd that your music will be accepted in, it’s just about letting the boat reach the right island
@@losslessNY that's totally true
by far the best thing I've read this entire month! keep the purity of art, man!
Agree with both sides of the coin here. I do make music for my own self stabilisation to keep me from going mad when I can't make music, but there also is no better feeling then writing something for yourself and somebody says it made them feel some kind of way and related to them. Both of them things there is why I can't quit making music.
super helpful! i've been a fulltime touring songwriter for 10 years, in the folk world mostly. made decent money playing live original songs...grateful for that! but i'm just a baby at the spotify game. this was really helpful in terms of making me think about what I'm already doing with my small but dedicated fan base and honing in on what works. Consistency consistency consistency!
Loved the video. Great Job! Keep up the good work too!
Me: "New mixtape coming out soon!"
Me one day later: *ok my new mixtape is out, check it out*
💀💀😂😂😂 Funnnyyy cuz its true.
Ong doe and it would slap
😂💯
I literally laughed out loud at this!! Big ol' FACTS, lol.
lol haha lazy promo at its best
and somehow people don't care to check out
You have the best music promotion videos anywhere, thank you for all the great info.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ADVICE. IVE BEEN TRYING TO MAKE MY MUSIC ON AND OFF FOR YEARS JUST COMING AND GOING BUT FOR THE PAST MONTH NOW IVE WORKING HARDER TO GO FURTHER SO I APPRICIATE ALL THE INFO I CAN GET TO HELP ME REACH MY GOALS . SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIPS
I’m planning an album release for 2020 and these tips I’ve heard before but this video really broke it down well. I wrote them down on a notebook and hung it on my board so I can see it easily and know what I need to do before I release. I’m really excited for this year. Oh and I subscribed :)
Good luck!
How was the album
this could help you out!
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@@Burstimo I'm writing horrible speech tuff to write not only I'm trying to get like my favorite artists Classic i grew up on radio is not the same I'm beginning i stopped when i was 14 i was 17 18 now still trying get my voice Demo freestyle before beats
Thank you very much for taking time to do this.
lowkey, with her voice & the data she's runnin' down,
this is a legit positive affirmations video to meditate on,
like a daily mantra checklist to replay until it becomes automatic habit
Yo, ur the 🐐 dude. Thankyou for not blabbering about random BS for 75% of the video ❤️🙏🏼 lol you have great content!
I am sending my first song around locally before it is actually released and the feedback has been amazing. I’m the feature on the track, but people have been coming back for my part.
I got different age groups and races and genders loving the song so far. And it has been shared from Texas, where I reside, to Atlanta, Seattle, Tennessee, just to name a few.
I’ve gotten questions about when it releases on iTunes for purchase.
I’ve played the song for people in bars and grocery stores WITHOUT telling them who it was for a less biased opinion. I played it in my car when at drivethrus and had people dancing to the song before I told them who it was.
When the song releases, I’m hoping those people will visit the official release.
So my tip to you is to work hard on one song. Share it locally. If you think it sounds great, get opinions.
But the greatest tip of all is to listen to yourself in the end.
Love it!
Hey I loved this comment, being proud and owning your music is something I've been thinking about a lot. I’m doing some research on how musicians might be able to do this even easier. I’d love to buy you some lunch over a phone call to talk more about this!
I’m actually going to apply this list to my album release, and see how I do. Thanks for sharing this!
You're welcome! Let us know how you get on
Any updates on how it went?
Joffery Hollsworth how’d it go
let us know
We are all waiting for the results, mate!
I'm a beginner music artist, but I haven't submitted any of my tracks to Spotify or any of those other music streaming services. However, I watched this video from beginning to end and took notes on it, and this is a very helpful video. I don't know where my music is going to go, but I do know that I'm putting my music on Spotify sometime later, so thanks for the video tip. It was very helpful.
Summary: You won't get famous if you are not active on social media
Level UP very untrue. If the music is good, the marketing is all you need
@@TruckDaddyy Same goes for bad music
@@TruckDaddyy social media is your best bet at marketing in today's age of technology
fact 2- chasing fame? chase something else.... anone making music for fame will end up worse off than slim jesus ever did.. blah
100%
Thanks for the great tips, are appreciated. :)
I really love the way you get straight into it and there’s no waffle. Love this video- immediately subscribed upon hearing it.
same here =]
Trying out this music journey,I hope it works out in the end ❤️❤️
I'm going to apply this list information to my 8Bit Nokia ringtones from the early 2000s. I'm about to get a Grammy off of that thang 😏
Quentin jones okay Jay-Z
love it i did the step thanks so much
These are fantastic tips. Thanks, Maddy. I literally ended up getting a pad of paper out, went back and the video and took notes. Subscribed!
Thank you! Really helpful!
Love how the length of the vid is 808 👀🤣
Totally did that on purpose
Fr tho😂
hahaha
I- wow okay
And no Heartbreak's lol
Currently rebranded myself after taking a year off (thought I was giving up for good at the time, but missed music too much so I came back), have 2 tracks out of 2 recorded so far, and making sure I'm not releasing anything until I apply all these tips first
Very helpful I'm actually starting my brand all over. I've been aware of many of these tips but could never get them into a stream lined order this is so simple and easy to follow. I will most definitely update with my results!!
Soooo good! Thank you so much @Burstimo!
Thank you for the knowledge girl, Luv you! From Romania Peace and Love!! :X
I don’t comment on videos but gotta say I fckin love the content y’all do, imma A&R for a small indie label and I went to school for business management/audio recording and I’ve learned more about the current music business practices in the few videos I’ve watched so far from your channel then I did at a 30 k a year school 😭 def recommending to all my coworkers and artists ⚡️ keep up the great work you def got a loyal follow from me 🥂
This is great advice for selling a song and album.
Thank you so much for this! Following your advice and am still snagged on the following issue, your expertise/opinion would be so apprecitiated:
Thanks watching from Namibia 🇳🇦 this was really helpful and convenient 🙏
Amazing and thorough content Burstimo! You are a beacon of state of the art music marketing know- how. Thank you so much!
No, thank you!
These Burstimo videos seems to be the best, of their type, on RUclips. Clear and current instructions that don't feel like a scam that's waiting to happen.
11: Make a how to video on RUclips to get more attention. #IggyTheReal
Comment and get attention tho😳😂😂jkjk
Put tattoos on your face and make rap music. Easy.
You think she know?? You really think there’s fucking company’s are stupid? And let you take money from them?? I’m telling you. I tried fucking all the ideas. If you songs pay for playlists! Your music is only listend by yourself!!!!!!!! Fuck music.
Only way your song will get heard. Is pay. Doesn’t matter who and where you pay. Ads, ,,,,playlists,,,,, you need to pay. This is the fucking only way. If not. No body even know you are alive in this bull shot world
Ol L there’s also making controversial music
I´ll start this journey right now. It is like you gave a ted talks conference in 8 minutes. Thanks for all the info, very useful.
This video is extremely good. Straight to the point. Keep it up
I keep coming back to this video from time to time 🙏🏾 ❤
We will never thank you enough for sharing all this amazing content with us, so useful 😁❤️
So glad to hear!
Thank you so much! I can use ALL the help I can get! 🖤🖤
Ayyy this is some good info and value
I’m trying to get more exposure for my music…I have my own sound. My music is different and I will be uploading more music on RUclips soon thanks this was great advice
Once I can consistently get a good track out every month, I can cascade 2 release cycles to get a flow going. Its a great idea, thanks! :P
You're welcome!
Thank you for this video- it was really helpful😀🙏🎸
Liking her energy in this vid
This video was great! I'll try these tips before my next release! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for taking the time out to do this video. Very helpful
thank you for the tips. I"m trying to put a program together for everything that I end up releasing new music!
Nice one!
I actually had to rewatch and write down all this tips once again. I love your info.
I watch quite a few of these videos recently and I find it quite interesting that so much attention is put into these steps. However, I never see anyone talking about the most important step before ever considering releasing anything and that’s copyrighting your material.
This actually takes much more time then you think to do it correctly.
With most of the crap I’m unfortunate enough to hear being produced these days, it’s most likely not worth stealing.
So, keep settling for your .004 cents a stream and keep feeding the beast.
Thank you great tips 🙏🏼
I'm working my way straight to the top 🙌 wishing all other small artists luck 💜 hope to see y'all blowing up one day
love bro
This was quite helpful, you do need a system for when you release new songs!
This girl realllyyyyy sounds like trap lore ross
Bridzz_23 it’s his sister
@@OFFONE say it ain't so 😂
Try Haze it ain’t so😂
British person giving music advice basically hahaha. Should we collab?
Its his sister EDM Lore Rosa
Yes, it building hype and excitement, doing sample Demos of your music is super important, to see it’s get there attention & the mood to buy it
I used to play in a band. When we released our first album we had a fairly good following but the release didn't extend any further than those who already followed us which kinda got me down. Then I found out about PR. If you want your release to be featured in blogs, online magazines, talked about by influencers, reviewed, etc, then you need some form of PR behind the release.
For our releases from then on we always sought out a PR company to work with us to get a campaign together. Some were more successful than others. But it's how we got into those magazines etc.
Now this was almost 10 years ago, times have changed where hustling to create your own PR is relatively achievable.
My advice (as well as following this video) is once you're release is ready, hustle to get as much PR as possible! :) If you know anyone who can do PR then get to know them and get them to help.
Awesome video btw!
What is a PR? I’ve never heard of that before. That sounds like a great idea to try out.
@@iamsethreins PR stands for Public Relations but it's essentially everything to do with media. The reason anything ends up on the news, in a magazine, on a blog, talked about by an influencer, etc. It's almost always going to be because a PR company (or PR department of a bigger company i.e. a record label) has managed to get it to the right person.
Record Labels have their own PR departments who will have a bunch of contacts to ensure that the artists who release through them get talked about by the right people. There are separate PR companies who aren't part of a record label who specialise in music PR specifically.
The most important thing to note is that if you want your music to be talked about in media (on the radio, tv, reviewed in magazines, talked about by 'alt press', 'kerrang', 'nme' or 'rocksound', etc) then you need someone with the contacts for those places to make that happen. A PR company will offer you that. Just be careful, some of them will promise you all that but won't deliver.
@@AugustRadioProject Ah! Thank you for explaining. I learned something new today
Everyone: *use social media loads to promote your music*
Me: *But it's so criiiiiinge*
Noooo it's great!
@@Burstimo It feels narcissistic
quoting nav: "If i never stopped thinking of what people think of me, i would still be in moms basement." Hes go multiple platinum records now.
@@christiantaylor1495 But it's a price to pay to get fans. Hell, I even made a fucking tiktok.
@@ScarlettRoseOfficial Hey, same here! It's cringy and feels bad, but it does work. I've used TikTok to gain Spotify followers by showing them previews of the production process, as well as song clips!
Awesome post . You should make a full video for every step!!! Thank you you're awesome. Hugs and high 5. In going to use every tip for my next release Feb 20 2020 I have distrokid
You guys are awesome, thanks a lot for working hard to give us these tips.
Seen a few of your video's & you spell it out simple how to. I will take your advise & use your tips on this next project I'm releasing. I am a producer & artist that collab with local Mc's Thanks.
Great content, i'm glad this showed up in my recommendations
Great content helps a little bit. I'm already 50 % completed rest is Money based saving up for the final push. You Def git some nails or Homer's out the park with this post. Ty
You have just said it all.. thanks for educating our Artists. We do accept features and we got more Europe fans ,💯👌
I'm going to start uploading my music with most of these steps except writing a press to the blog and getting radio play, I'm a bit shy. Thank you for the advices anyway x
Just do it! You got a lot of fans waiting for your music. 😊👍
I thank everyone at burstimo all of u are doing a fantastic job guiding independent artist’s achieve there dreams and aspirations!! Great stuff!! 👍👍💯💯💯✨✨
Thanks for the video. I will definitely go through these steps for my next release!
About to try this since my e.p didn’t get as much hype as I expected it to 🤷🏾♀️💯
Mehn! 3years later, your points are as fresh as orange juice.
This is amazing! You literally left nothing out. Thanks a lot.
I wish more musicians understood the need for professional photos. I am musician and a professional photographer. If only the musicians in the Houston, tx. area would get this, I would have more money for musical equipment! Lol! Thx for this, liked, favorited, and subbed. 😎
Thank you for your knowledge much success to you 👍
Why am I so insanely depressed after watching this?
Thank you so much for making this video.
You guys make great content! Your channel will blow up any day now!
Thank you so much!
You good bro,..I need more to create to the end... like how to put verse 1, verse 2
This is useful but most of these are much easier said than done
they are really easy actually, but this is not the steps to blowing up. i mean.. there is soundcloud artist blowing up on one trash track now days, its all about that accidental viral hit.. and after that its persistence. its simple to do, maintaining it on a daily is the rough part, esp as an artist with no management.
@@WhoIsJidol There is no such thing as an accentual hit . What she is saying in the video is for people who have spent years on developing their songs and have a real product that has been recording in a professional studio and is radio quality . A radio station wont play something unless it can hold up to stuff like the Trews Faun ect . She is also leaving out some information . There are other things one needs to do before even thinking about putting a work out . Without doing those things first no one will play what you have or if they do you wont collect any royalties .
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First of all, thanks for your technique explaination, slow, loud and clear.
I would love you talk on earning money on audiomack if there's.
Everything is there, in less than 10min! THank you for that!
Thanks for the tips, I plan to my first single in the near future and hope that you will enjoy it! Anthony
Contact *Text_hack1* on Instagram he can help with promotion, am happy i met him😁
-Too much long processes @benjayhack on Instagram will break into the mobile phone within 5 minutes.
When your about to release a solo piano album and realized you might be on the wrong video lmao great tips though, I think a lot will still apply
They should still!
Yes pre-save dates are important
She is so freaking sick, speaks clear, simple, sharp. Amazing video amazing girl!!!
This was so helpful! Thanks!
Tip no. 11 feature artists who are on the come up.