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Producing a Disaster
LeahJude
74 episodes
5 days ago
Welcome to the podcast where I dive deep into the intricate landscape of the music production industry, with a primary focus on the dynamic and ever-evolving online producer community. In each episode, I explore the nuances of the online producer community, delving into the multifaceted challenges they encounter on their creative journeys. From navigating the digital marketplace to grappling with the fast-paced evolution of production technologies. This podcast is tailored to the beat makers of Beatstars, Airbit, YouTube, and beyond.
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Welcome to the podcast where I dive deep into the intricate landscape of the music production industry, with a primary focus on the dynamic and ever-evolving online producer community. In each episode, I explore the nuances of the online producer community, delving into the multifaceted challenges they encounter on their creative journeys. From navigating the digital marketplace to grappling with the fast-paced evolution of production technologies. This podcast is tailored to the beat makers of Beatstars, Airbit, YouTube, and beyond.
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Producing a Disaster
Let's Talk About AI In Music Production

Impact on Creativity: The video explores whether AI can truly replicate human creativity or if it simply serves as a tool to enhance the creative process.Threat to Human Artists: Some participants express concerns about AI being a potential threat to human artists, particularly in creating stock music and simple compositions.AI as an Inspiration: There is a discussion on how AI, much like human creators, draws inspiration from existing works to generate new content.Technological Advancements: The video highlights the advancements in AI technology that are making it easier to compose original melodies, lyrics, and full compositions, potentially changing the landscape of music production.Democratization of Music Creation: AI platforms like Loudly are mentioned for their role in democratizing music creation, enabling more people to craft music regardless of their technical skills. Ethical and Artistic Implications: The video also touches on the ethical and artistic implications of AI-generated content, questioning the value and authenticity of music created by machines.

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1 year ago
2 hours 7 minutes 53 seconds

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The Dark Side of Social Media Marketing

The Dark Side of Social Media Marketing In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift on social media platforms where individuals, including music producers, are increasingly focusing on marketing their products or personal brands rather than sharing their life events. This trend can be attributed to several factors: The Rise of Personal Branding Economic Opportunities: Social media offers a cost-effective way to reach a global audience, making it an attractive platform for marketing. Music producers and other creatives use these platforms to promote their work, reach new fans, and generate income through streams, sales, and sponsorships. Influencer Culture: The rise of influencers has shown that personal branding can be highly lucrative. Many people, including music producers, see the potential for turning their social media presence into a revenue stream by collaborating with brands or launching their own products. Algorithmic Influence Platform Algorithms: Social media algorithms tend to favor content that drives engagement, such as posts related to products or services. This encourages users to create marketing-oriented content that is more likely to be promoted by the platform, increasing visibility. Metrics and Analytics: The availability of detailed metrics and analytics allows users to track the performance of their posts. This data-driven approach often leads to a focus on content that performs well in terms of likes, shares, and comments, which is frequently marketing content. Changing Audience Expectations Consumer Behavior: Audiences have become more accustomed to seeing and engaging with branded content on social media. As a result, music producers and others tailor their posts to meet these expectations, often blurring the lines between personal and promotional content. Content Saturation: With the vast amount of content being shared daily, standing out requires a strategic approach. Marketing content is often crafted to be eye-catching and memorable, helping it to cut through the noise. The Personal and Professional Blend Professional Identity: For many music producers, their professional identity is closely tied to their personal brand. Sharing their work and professional achievements on social media becomes a way of showcasing their talent and building their reputation. Integrated Lifestyle: In the modern digital age, the lines between personal and professional life are increasingly blurred. Music producers often share content that reflects both their personal interests and their professional activities, creating a holistic view of their brand. The Impact on Authenticity While this shift towards marketing-oriented content can lead to greater exposure and economic benefits, it also raises questions about authenticity. The pressure to constantly produce marketable content can sometimes overshadow the genuine, unfiltered moments that originally made social media a platform for personal connection and expression. This dynamic creates a delicate balance for music producers and other users who must navigate the expectations of their audience while staying true to themselves. My Links: Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
8 minutes 1 second

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Busy Works Beats Reveals Shocking Realities Of Spotify & The Music Business

Busy Works Beats Reveals Shocking Realities Of Spotify & The Music Business Spotify was not the first subscription-based model for streaming music, but it was one of the most influential and successful in popularizing the model. Several services preceded Spotify with subscription-based streaming: Rhapsody (now Napster) - Launched in 2001, Rhapsody was one of the first services to offer a subscription-based streaming model, providing unlimited access to a large catalog of music for a monthly fee. MusicNet - Launched in 2001, MusicNet was a subscription service created by a consortium of record labels including Warner Music Group, EMI, and BMG. It allowed users to stream and download music for a monthly fee. Pressplay - Also launched in 2001, Pressplay was a joint venture between Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment. It offered a subscription-based model for streaming and downloading music. Napster (post-Rhapsody acquisition) - After its initial shutdown due to legal issues, Napster was relaunched as a legal, subscription-based streaming service in 2003. While these services paved the way for subscription-based music streaming, Spotify's unique combination of a freemium model, ease of use, extensive music catalog, and social features helped it stand out and achieve widespread adoption. Spotify's impact on the music streaming industry has been significant, but it was not the pioneer of the subscription-based model. 1. eMusic - 1998 2. Rhapsody (Napster) 2001 3. MusicNet - 2001 4. Pressplay - 2001 5. iTunes Music Store - 2003 6. Napster (post-Rhapsody acquisition) - 2003 7. Sony Connect - 2004 8. Walmart Music Downloads - 2004 9. RealPlayer Music Store - 2004 10. Amazon MP3 - 2007 Sources: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napster https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/the-death-spiral-of-napster-begins https://www.bbvaopenmind.com/en/articles/the-music-industry-in-an-age-of-digital-distribution/ https://playvirtuoso.com/blog/the-history-of-music-distribution/18 https://history-biography.com/spotify/ https://www.britannica.com/topic/Spotify https://exposedvocals.com/features/daniel-ek-orchestrating-the-streaming-revolution-as-spotifys-visionary-founder-and-ceo/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napster https://dayintechhistory.com/dith/july-2-2001-napster-shut/ https://rock95.com/napster-history-timeline/ https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/15-years-spotify-streaming-giant-105018495.html https://www.engadget.com/2013-04-29-the-itunes-influence-part-one.html My Links: Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
28 minutes 31 seconds

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Spotify Caught Me Botting Streams!

🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Spotify is increasingly cracking down on artificial streaming, also known as "botting." This practice involves using automated software or services to inflate play counts, which can mislead the platform's algorithms and distort earnings for artists. Spotify has implemented sophisticated detection systems to identify and mitigate fraudulent streaming activity. When unusual listening patterns are detected, Spotify can remove artificial streams, withhold royalties, and demote tracks or artists from charts [oai_citation:1,What happens if you're caught bot streaming on Spotify? Spotify is changing its royalty model to crush streaming fraud and introduce a minimum threshold for payment. These measures aim to ensure that legitimate streams are rewarded appropriately and to maintain a fair playing field for all artists. Starting in 2024, Spotify will also introduce a minimum threshold for royalties, requiring tracks to reach at least 1,000 streams annually before generating any payout. This change is designed to reduce the impact of minor, potentially artificial streams and shift more funds to artists with substantial, organic listenership [oai_citation:3,Songs on Spotify will need 1,000 streams to make royalties from 2024 Additionally, Spotify plans to financially penalize distributors, including labels, for distributing music involved in fraudulent streaming activities. This move is intended to deter the distribution of tracks boosted by artificial means and to protect the integrity of the streaming ecosystem [oai_citation:4,Spotify is changing its royalty model to crush streaming fraud and introduce a minimum threshold for payment These changes highlight Spotify's commitment to combating streaming fraud and supporting genuine artist growth and revenue Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude PayPal: ofcl.leahjude@gmail.com Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude Affiliate Link Below Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
3 minutes 49 seconds

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The Island Boys’ Sad Last Attempt For Clout

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude The Island Boys are a duo of twin brothers, Franky Venegas and Alex Venegas, who gained viral fame on social media platforms like TikTok for their distinctive appearance and catchy, often freestyle rap songs. They are known for their tattoos, dreadlock hairstyles, and flamboyant personalities. The brothers originally hail from Florida and have leveraged their online popularity to launch a music career, though they have also faced significant criticism and controversy. Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
4 minutes 57 seconds

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JoJo Siwa, Eminem’s Comeback, Political Correctness and More! With Dené
Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938
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1 year ago
1 hour 8 minutes 50 seconds

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Which Social Media Platforms Should You Be On?

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude PayPal: ofcl.leahjude@gmail.com Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude Ayé’s Website: https://itsbmcmuphuk.com/ Ayé’s Youtube: https://youtube.com/@aye5kay?si=GFtWyG6kzayaM2Ku Ayé’s Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1RMlLA6D7dExNnO4zFCXdE?si=xgKvQjwmTcWHywGA3yjtg Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Affiliate Link Below 🔥 Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
2 hours 20 minutes 1 second

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Content Struggle: Music Producers

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude PayPal: ofcl.leahjude@gmail.com Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude Ayé’s Website: https://itsbmcmuphuk.com/ Ayé’s Youtube: https://youtube.com/@aye5kay?si=GFtWyG6kzayaM2Ku Ayé’s Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1RMlLA6D7dExNnO4zFCXdE?si=xgKvQjwmTcWHywGA3yjtg Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Affiliate Link Below 🔥 Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
2 hours 54 minutes 17 seconds

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Type Beat Producer Channel Growth: Interview with Ricky (Part 2)

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude In the final part of our interview series, Ricky clarifies several misconceptions about the Nate situation. He also reveals more about himself, his passions, and shares invaluable tips for growing a YouTube channel if you are a music producer. Special thanks to Ricky for his insights and to Channel Makers for being a reliable source of YouTube growth content. Ricky's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ChannelMakers Ricky's Website: https://channelmakers.incomeschool.com/ Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
23 minutes 46 seconds

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Channel Makers Drama: Interview with Ricky (Part 1)

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Ricky’s Website: https://channelmakers.incomeschool.com Ricky’s Channel: https://youtube.com/@channelmakers?si=UPLHwrUybhIweq-X Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
23 minutes 53 seconds

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Nate Black Vs. Channel Makers

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude The Nate Black Saga with leaving Channel Makers. The information about the lawsuit and the Channel Makers blog post. Blog Post: https://channelmakers.incomeschool.com/why-did-nate-black-leave-channel-makers/ Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
47 minutes 20 seconds

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Bloodhound Gang: One of the most Controversial Bands

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude What Happened to the Bloodhound Gang? The Bloodhound Gang is an American rock band known for their unique blend of punk rock, alternative rock, and hip-hop. Originating from King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, the band was formed in 1991 by Jimmy Pop and Daddy Long Legs. Known for their irreverent and humorous lyrics, the Bloodhound Gang first gained mainstream success with their 1996 album "One Fierce Beer Coaster," featuring the hit single "Fire Water Burn." The band's 1999 album "Hooray for B------s" catapulted them to international fame, driven by the controversial and catchy single "The Bad Touch," recognized for its playful lyrics and memorable music video. The album is a fusion of punk, electronic beats, and satirical lyrics, encapsulating the band's signature style. Over the years, the Bloodhound Gang has faced both criticism and praise for their provocative content, making them a staple in discussions about the limits of comedy and satire in music. Their ability to blend different musical styles with controversial humor has left a lasting impact on the alternative music scene. Despite their fluctuating lineup and periods of inactivity, the Bloodhound Gang has maintained a dedicated fan base. They continued to tour and release music into the 2010s, with their last album "Hard-Off" released in 2015. The band's legacy in blending musical genres with comedic elements remains influential, making them a unique and memorable part of music history. Bloodhound Gang, alternative rock, punk rock, hip-hop, Jimmy Pop, comedy, satire, "The Bad Touch," "One Fierce Beer Coaster," Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
4 minutes 48 seconds

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How Missy Elliot Became An Icon

How Missy Elliot Became An Icon Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Missy Elliott, born Melissa Arnette Elliott on July 1, 1971, in Portsmouth, Virginia, is a pioneering figure in the music industry, particularly known for her groundbreaking contributions to hip-hop and R&B. Her journey from a modest upbringing to becoming one of the most influential artists in the music scene is both inspiring and emblematic of perseverance and innovation. Elliott faced various challenges, including poverty and health issues such as Graves' disease, which she was diagnosed with in 2008. Despite these obstacles, she pursued her passion for music from a young age. As a teenager, she formed a close friendship and creative partnership with producer Timbaland (Timothy Zachary Mosley), which would prove instrumental in shaping her career. In the early 1990s, Missy Elliott embarked on her musical journey as part of the R&B group Sista. However, it was her collaboration with Timbaland and her distinctive style and sound that truly set her apart. In 1997, she released her debut album, "Supa Dupa Fly," which was met with critical acclaim and commercial success. The album's innovative production, coupled with Missy's unique rap delivery and lyrical prowess, established her as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. Throughout her career, Missy Elliott has continually pushed boundaries and challenged conventional norms in music videos, fashion, and sound. Her eccentric and futuristic style, characterized by colorful and avant-garde outfits, became iconic, influencing a generation of artists and fashion enthusiasts. Notable hits like "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)," "Get Ur Freak On," "Work It," and "Lose Control" not only topped the charts but also solidified Missy Elliott's status as a trailblazer in the realms of hip-hop and R&B. Her innovative approach to music production, incorporating elements of hip-hop, R&B, electronic, and funk, has earned her widespread acclaim and numerous accolades, including multiple Grammy Awards. Beyond her solo career, Missy Elliott has also made significant contributions as a songwriter and producer, collaborating with some of the biggest names in the industry. Her influence extends beyond music, as she has also ventured into acting and entrepreneurship. Moreover, Missy Elliott's impact transcends the boundaries of the music industry. She has been a vocal advocate for various social causes, including body positivity and female empowerment. Her unapologetic embrace of her own identity and individuality has inspired countless fans worldwide to embrace their uniqueness and pursue their dreams relentlessly. In recognition of her immense contributions to music and popular culture, Missy Elliott was honored with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards, cementing her legacy as an icon and innovator. Today, she continues to inspire and captivate audiences with her unparalleled creativity and boundless talent. Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
7 minutes 50 seconds

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Let's Talk About Curtiss King...

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Let's Talk About Curtiss King... Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
11 minutes 50 seconds

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Slim Jesus Didn't Deserve His Reputation

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Slim Jesus was a controversial figure but did he really deserve his reputation? In this video we discuss that and the song "Drill Time" where the story of the beat seems a little convoluted. Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com KollegeKidd: https://youtu.be/O0rO0YB763A?si=fI8idwD7BwODFi3v WorldStar: https://youtu.be/Bd2k6jH0Lew?si=SLtfggx-9GKZfGS6 Say Cheese: https://youtu.be/myqaJheHv-s?si=yNC3EJJ5K0-mjjuC Im Slim Jesus: https://youtu.be/ZRo48zg2iyU?si=OrtW333tKJ5JPTp6 DJ Vlad 1: https://youtu.be/lQ8TE0uraVI?si=5rUX-fICf0HmHqTv DJ Vlad 2: https://youtu.be/EveJ6PEynl4?si=pmZGb0OkB4awYtuM Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938 Slim Jesus, Drill Rap, Overcoming Adversity, Controversy, Criticism, Authenticity, Passion, Music Industry, Personal Struggles, Behind-the-Scenes, Exclusive Interviews, Resilience, Hip-Hop, Rapper.

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1 year ago
12 minutes 24 seconds

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Content for Profit: Why Music Marketing Fails

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Content creation isn't just about showcasing your beats; it's about crafting a narrative, building a brand, and connecting with your audience on a deeper level. From captivating behind-the-scenes studio sessions to insightful tutorials on music production techniques, content allows producers to establish their unique identity in a crowded industry. Through engaging vlogs, tutorials, and live streams, producers can showcase their skills, share their creative process, and offer valuable insights to fellow producers and fans. This not only helps to attract new followers but also fosters a sense of community and collaboration within the music production community. Moreover, content creation serves as a powerful marketing tool, enabling producers to reach a wider audience across various social media platforms. Whether it's sharing snippets of upcoming tracks on Instagram, providing in-depth breakdowns on YouTube, or streaming live production sessions on Twitch, consistent and high-quality content keeps fans engaged and eager for more. Furthermore, content creation opens doors to lucrative opportunities beyond music production. From brand partnerships and sponsorships to licensing deals and music placements, a strong online presence can lead to new revenue streams and career advancements for music producers. In essence, content creation isn't just a supplementary aspect of being a music producer—it's a fundamental driver of success in today's digital landscape. So, if you're a music producer looking to elevate your career to new heights, don't underestimate the power of content creation. Affiliate Link: Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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1 year ago
5 minutes 3 seconds

Producing a Disaster
Music Marketing Lessons from Soulja Boy

Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse more Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link Below Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938 Soulja Boy, whose real name is DeAndre Cortez Way, rose to fame as a rapper, record producer, and entrepreneur. Born on July 28, 1990, in Chicago, Illinois, he gained widespread recognition with his hit single "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" in 2007. His unique style, characterized by catchy hooks and simple yet infectious beats, helped propel him to stardom at just 17 years old. Soulja Boy's journey to fame began in Atlanta, Georgia, where he started making music at a young age using software like FL Studio and posting his songs on social media platforms like MySpace. It was his breakthrough hit, "Crank That (Soulja Boy)," accompanied by his signature dance, that catapulted him to international fame. The song topped the charts, won a Grammy nomination, and became a cultural phenomenon. Following the success of "Crank That," Soulja Boy continued to release music and expand his brand. He released albums such as "Souljaboytellem.com," "iSouljaBoyTellem," and "The DeAndre Way," collaborating with other artists and experimenting with different musical styles. He also ventured into other business endeavors, including launching his own record label, SODMG (Stacks on Deck Money Gang), and investing in various ventures such as gaming consoles and cryptocurrency. Soulja Boy's marketing strategies have been characterized by his early adoption of online platforms and his keen understanding of viral trends. Here are some key elements of his marketing approach, including YouTube keywords: Social Media Presence: Soulja Boy leveraged social media platforms like MySpace, YouTube, and later Twitter and Instagram to share his music and connect with fans directly. He frequently engaged with his audience, responding to comments and messages, which helped build a loyal fanbase. Viral Dance Craze: The success of "Crank That" was not just about the music but also the accompanying dance craze. Soulja Boy created a simple yet catchy dance routine that fans could easily replicate and share online. This viral aspect of his music helped generate buzz and propel the song to the top of the charts. YouTube Keywords: Soulja Boy understood the importance of YouTube as a platform for music discovery. He optimized his videos with keywords related to popular trends, catchy phrases, and relevant genres to increase visibility and reach a wider audience. Some keywords he may have used include "Soulja Boy dance," "hip hop music," "new rap songs," and "urban music." Collaborations and Features: Soulja Boy collaborated with other popular artists to expand his reach and tap into different fan bases. By featuring well-known artists on his tracks and appearing on theirs, he increased his exposure and relevance in the music industry. Entrepreneurial Ventures: Beyond music, Soulja Boy capitalized on his fame to launch various entrepreneurial ventures. From clothing lines to tech products, he diversified his brand and revenue streams, often promoting these ventures through his social media channels and music videos. In summary, Soulja Boy's life story is one of seizing opportunities, embracing viral trends, and leveraging online platforms to build a successful music career and entrepreneurial empire. His marketing strategies, including a strong social media presence and YouTube optimization, have played a crucial role in his rise to fame and continued relevance in the entertainment industry. DJVlad: Soulja Boy (Full Interview) https://youtu.be/G_naiig-xC4?si=9sL2N_B2-1ej8JEq Patrick Cc: The Curious Case of Soulja boy https://youtu.be/bJKRqEKH8Do?si=aKh2sXMwJayY6bat Hip Hop Content: 8 Things Soulja Boy Did First https://youtu.be/6-AKFyeC7Ig?si=2KXgkotkVWmIa_vS BeforeTheyWereFamous: Soulja Boy | The Dark Side of Fame | The First Rapper to Scam Everyone https://youtu.be/tZQnZFZBmjI?si=bSv8N8tt-q3XjEBl Louaista: Soulja Boy: How to Kill A Rap Career https://youtu.be/hv4_5le6KF0?si=_VoHXoBPaBxHDwab

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12 minutes 24 seconds

Producing a Disaster
Does Passive Income for Music Producers Exist?

Does Passive Income for Music Producers Exist? Looking to make money as a music producer? Join me as I discuss the concept of passive income in the music production industry. 🎵In this video, we ask the question: Does passive income truly exist for music producers, or is it just a myth? I’ll discuss various strategies, including beat leasing, sample packs, online courses, and more, to uncover the reality behind generating passive income in the music producer space. passive income, music producer, beat leasing, sample packs, online courses, digital platforms, YouTube, Spotify, Patreon, music production business, sustainable income, music industry, financial freedom, music entrepreneurship. Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leahjude Cashapp: Officialleahjude Come hang out: https://leahjude.com IG: @officialleahjude X: @ofcl_leahjude TikTok: @officialleahjude YouTube: @officialleahjude 🔥 Browse more Beats: https://beatstars.com/leahjudebeats Email: officialleahjude@gmail.com Affiliate Link Below Ever wanted to get your music on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music? Even as a beatmaker it's extra money in your pocket. I personally use and LOVE Distrokid, use my discount code: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/1753938

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15 minutes 8 seconds

Producing a Disaster
The Problem With Online Music Producers

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Producing a Disaster
Why Do So Many People Hate Trap? Featuring Ayé

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20 minutes 2 seconds

Producing a Disaster
Welcome to the podcast where I dive deep into the intricate landscape of the music production industry, with a primary focus on the dynamic and ever-evolving online producer community. In each episode, I explore the nuances of the online producer community, delving into the multifaceted challenges they encounter on their creative journeys. From navigating the digital marketplace to grappling with the fast-paced evolution of production technologies. This podcast is tailored to the beat makers of Beatstars, Airbit, YouTube, and beyond.