The young Elara nodded, her eyes closing as she felt the warmth of the sun on her face, the breeze in her hair, the scent of flowers in the air. She knew that her time was coming to an end, but she was at peace, knowing that the garden would continue to
It makes no sense why everyone makes the same exact amount for every 1,000,000 views on Spotify
And it hasn’t changed in a decade
Artists 99% of the time don't fall off.
They sign deals with (impossible to recoup) advances...
Recouping $1,000,000 advance with 10-15% on the master means you need to get 2.5 BILLION Streams just to break even.
Hey @YouTubeCreators @YouTube I’m trying to change the name of my second channel , but it’s not letting me. Can you help?
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Wanted to make a song that reminds us of the simpler times. My second single “bright lights” feat @SuperDuperKyle @SkizzyMars out now!
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there's literally hundreds of producers in my discord that would be top 10 on billboard or win a grammy if they literally just got a chance
Most artists that "Fell off" didn't actually fall off.
They just got stuck in bad deals and couldn't release any music because they didn't recoup the millions of dollars the label gave them so they cut the cord
Don't underestimate making CONTENT
Content has made me one of the most well known producers with zero placements.
I am now friends with huge producers, artists, all because of content.
Even if it doesn't get views, people can still look at it and get an idea of who you are!
It’s a disgrace that the “industry standard” for producers is 3% of a song
Imagine all the incredible music that would be made if producers weren’t getting swallowed by the industry
work with up and coming artists you believe in, less money up front, more money in the long term
when you get a placement and get paid $1,500
You won't revive another penny until the song gets 25,000,000 streams











