Today’s guest is Steve Palfreyman from Music Launch Hub. He’s going to show us how to grow a fanbase that grows itself. Whether you’re just getting started in music or been busy growing your fanbase for years, this episode will give you direction on...
You want to book more more gigs. Maybe you don’t know any promoters and aren’t sure where to start. Or maybe you’re just looking for a better way. If that’s you, today’s episode will be a God send. You will gain a fresh and powerful...
Feel like you can’t get a break? No matter how hard you try, nothing’s good enough? I know I feel that way sometimes… …And that’s why I’m excited to introduce today’s guest! Suz is the Rock/Star Advocate. With experience...
There are many ways to get your music out there today, but there’s only one way to do it where you have complete control—and that’s on your website. Today’s guest is Ross from Electric Kiwi. A designer and developer that specializes in creating...
In the last podcast episode, I explained the experiment we’re doing on Musician Monster and how were taking an original song from a concept and showing what we do to earn income from it. We’re going through the entire process and sharing everything with you....
In today’s episode, I explain how we’re putting the last 12 months of learning into practice so that you can get an over the shoulder view of how to earn income from original music. In this episode, you’ll learn: The steps to making passive income...
Today’s guest is a masterful musician. Carl Verheyen has been a full-time guitarist since he was 21 years old, holding his first job long enough to pay off his new Les Paul. Despite his success, the way Carl thinks about his role will surprise you. Carl Verheyen...
Today’s guest is Grant McFarland. His band, Galactic Empire, moved from obscurity to stardom almost instantly. They did not have a fan base or a significant internet presence—they had never even released an album. They covered the main Star Wars theme and...
Rick Barker loves developing artists and watching them grow. A skill that served him well managing Taylor Swift’s career in the early days of Big Machine Records. Rick talks about growing up poor and stepping down as Taylor’s manager just as he was about...
It takes 10,000 hours to master a craft. That means practicing for one hour every day for the next 27 years (assuming you have an efficient routine). The good news is that you can 10x the effectiveness of your practice sessions by finding a great teacher. Over the...
