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    6 Nov, 2017
    Don’t ask for direction to a supermarket in a supermarket
    diy, Questions

    One of the more annoying things you can do is ask for help to find people doing the same thing as the person you ask. I mean would you go into a chocolate store asking for direction to another chocolate

    Continue ReadingDon’t ask for direction to a supermarket in a supermarket

    3 Nov, 2017
    Don’t plan to much!
    diy, plannning

    Right now I get bombarded with people that want meetings to plan stuff. One of the big jokes we do between record labels is the urge to plan all things. Sure, don’t get me wrong, you need plan stuff but

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    2 Nov, 2017
    You have to do it several times.
    diy, Tips for artists

    Don’t go for the myth or believe that one time is enough. It’s not enough to play on one showcase festival. It’s not enough to just visit another country once. You have to do it over and over again. Same

    Continue ReadingYou have to do it several times.

    1 Nov, 2017
    Vlog about tip-off how to release music in the correct way.
    diy, Don't rush, release, Tokyo, Vlog

    Why not rush releases. Tip-off how to release music in the correct way. How to get people NOT listen to a song. How much time is needed for a release? #Tokyo #Release #DIY

    31 Oct, 2017
    You are not that big, size matters.
    diy, Oppertunitys, Tips for artists

    It’s never too small for you. This is maybe the biggest mistake to think something is too small. I’m going to a smaller conference in Sweden. I got called up by a local artist for some advice. Since I know

    Continue ReadingYou are not that big, size matters.

    30 Oct, 2017
    PR Agents, is it really worth it?
    diy, PR, Tips for artists

    I was speaking with one of the record labels we are working with. We discussed a new release and what kind of Pr work that should be done. – I really don’t want to hire Pr agents in all the

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    24 Oct, 2017
    To many projects?
    diy, Tips for artists

    This is not really something that I have an answer for but I see some problems with it all time. Many bands have side projects, they always tell you that ohh this project is the one we are going for. Well,

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    9 Oct, 2017
    The audience search they way you search!
    diy, look, seach, stupididy

    The most pointless things you can do as an artist is just looking so things look alright. I don’t know how many times I get calls from people want to change things on Spotify (or other sites) so they should look

    Continue ReadingThe audience search they way you search!

    29 Sep, 2017
    You don’t lose on the delay!
    delay, diy, release

    I have been working on a song that got stuck in the system for a couple of days. It got me thinking when this happens and you don’t have a great person behind it. In the case I’m on right now

    Continue ReadingYou don’t lose on the delay!

    26 Sep, 2017
    If you think to long the oppertunity is gone!
    Contracts, diy, Tips for artists

    I had an artist that we are discussing a contract with answering very fast and very surely on the corresponding we have. And that is really good, but it made me think of all the times when I had artist miss

    Continue ReadingIf you think to long the oppertunity is gone!

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