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    13 Mar, 2017
    Does an artist have a value?
    Tips for artists

    You really don’t talk about this even though everybody knows it. I was visiting a record label talking about some new projects and we came into a mutual friend who just signed a band.  It’s a good band, been around

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    10 Mar, 2017
    Start on the right path, get dirty!
    Tips for artists

    I see to many artists do the mistake to start in the wrong end. People that want to have the same page on Spotify as Madonna even though they haven’t  reach over 1000 streams. They are trying to get the

    Continue ReadingStart on the right path, get dirty!

    9 Mar, 2017
    The new management role!
    Tips for artists

    Right now when I write this it’s Saturday night, correct it’s on hour into Sunday morning. I worked on Saturday from 9:00 until 18:00 then I watched Eurovision with some friends (witch technically is part job for me). Then back

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    6 Mar, 2017
    The roles have changed.
    New roles, Tips for artists

    I get more and more that the artist doesn’t really hang on to the new roles that the music industry has. They act like a publisher is the record label and the manger as a publisher and the publisher as

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    3 Mar, 2017
    It’s a work relationship.
    Personal, Tips for artists

    People think that working in the music industry is somehow so different then working in a normal office. Guess what, it’s not. So you just have to think like it is in a normal work situation. Yes you all had

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    2 Mar, 2017
    Pay to learn
    Personal, Tips for artists

    I’m kind of amused that artist almost never wants to pay for education. Well certain education is fine like guitar lessons. And those that have gone a bit they actually pay for singing lessons. But pay for how to boost

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    21 Feb, 2017
    It’s not in the studio it actually happens!
    Tips för artister, Tips for artists

    I was talking to a band the other day and they were so happy since they will go and record in USA. – We gonna record with *** a producer name***. Thinking to myself, who the fuck is that? Okey

    Continue ReadingIt’s not in the studio it actually happens!

    20 Feb, 2017
    It’s not hard to release music!
    Tips for artists, Whining

    This will maybe not be the nicest post I have done. Still it needs to be told. I was on a talent competition a couple of years ago (read in the age of CD). We were hanging in the green

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    16 Feb, 2017
    You will betray old friends!
    Tips for artists

    This problem you almost every time encounters. It’s not a pleasant problem and can lead to quite much pain. Many artists take in friends when they are small to do things for them, like taking the Promo Pictures, design the

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    13 Feb, 2017
    Work with your next single before your next single.
    Personal, Tips for artists

    Yes before you release your next “this gonna be my next hit” you actually need to have a demo on the single after that hit, and that should be better than the first one. Often the team wants to be

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