
BTStudio
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First of all, no unrealistic dreams of fame and fortune here ?. I just thought “ home recording “ would be a good theme for a playlist and is as genuine a theme as any other private or Spotify generated playlist. I’m simply asking that if anyone wants some of they’re material to be on my playlist just let me know as it is difficult to find who may have streamed what based on they’re HR usernames alone. I am able to find a link sometimes that will help direct me to a band or artist name, that I can find on Spotify, which is how I found the songs on my playlist so far. I’ve also had artists tell me what to look for on Spotify which is helpful. When I listen to the Home Recording playlist, I genuinely enjoy the songs, and I think that is what Spotify is all about. If it supports one of my fellow HR artists then that’s a plus. What could be fake about this?There are ways to build an audience of real followers. What you are proposing are fake followers. Have a look at this book: 'One Million Followers, Updated Edition: How I Built a Massive Social Following in 30 Days'. I have found intelligent, photogenic women can be very good at creating engaging social media content. (And I don't mean soft-porn content or yet another set of makeup tutorials.)
I found it very interesting. It is available on Amazon. There are similar books specifically for music.
Two key hints on building a brand with music are:
That database will become the artists most important piece of intellectual property.
- Have your own web site as your centre of your digital universe.
- Keep a database of fans recording 4 key things: Name, email address, SMS phone number and location.
I am a producer and engineer who has never released my own material. Trying to get artists to do those two things appears to be almost impossible. I find the only those 2 things get done is to have a contractor from www.freelancer.com do it for them. Artists done understand the importance and often ask: "Can't I just do it all on Facebook?"
Cheers