– I got really good momentum, the artist told me. Well with his 30 followers on Spotify, 3 interactions on Facebook on each post with a 50 000 follower fanbase and just 1000 streams on Youtube and just 200 likes out of

Continue ReadingEverything is relative.

I’m really tired getting from artists seeking management that they want a manager to get more gigs. Managers are not booking gigs. We could look to get you a booking agency, but at the same time if you can’t get a booking

Continue ReadingManagment is not a booking agency.

The artwork has really declined over the years. Many reasons for it, like the picture on Spotify is big as a stamp. You don’t do physical products. Many just ignore it or make something up fast. Still, it has a big

Continue ReadingWhy the frontcover sucks nowadays.

Peter goes to London for a show on 229. End up in the bad neighborhood where Elton John lurks. Takes on new ugly Soda.

I had a friend that always said this, GJG! With stands for Go just go. Whatever it was it was GJG on almost everything. Maybe not the smartest thing to do but it worked. You can’t do everything, but if

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Yes, next week it’s MMB in Romania….it will be a blast.

Sometimes I just want to answer….you might try to google it? I got a question about recommendations for mastering. I gave the artist two studios that are good to check out. Direct comes…can you send their contact info? I actually don’t

Continue ReadingThere is no special way in!

Yes, you should trust your gut feeling. But there are cases where you get fooled about it since it’s not the first feeling. A gut feeling is usually that comes direct, nothing that builds up. When it comes to singles and

Continue ReadingThe gut feeling is not always right!

It’s not easy but you have to have a feeling of what to brag about and not. Just got a mail from a management firm trying to squeeze their band before the booking team. Their bragging point was that the band

Continue ReadingBragging about the wrong things!

Now it’s very easy to see the professionals from the amateurs. From time to time it’s very easy to tell where in the industry you are for the moment. Right now is that time. I got a submission by a manager for

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