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014: Brett Leboff on Mental Health and Staying Sane In The Music Game
Very recently Help Musicians UK undertook research which suggested that people working in the music industry are 3 times more likely to experience depression and anxiety compared to the general public. Today’s guest has experienced suffering and through practise has found a way to cope and stay sane in the music game. Brett Leboff has had a 20 year career in the music industry spanning artist, producer, manager, mentor, coach and strategist. He is currently the Head of Artist Development at Diplomats of Sound and very recently became a published author releasing ‘Staying Sane in the Music Game’.
If you would like to learn more about Brett Leboff, find links to what’s mentioned in the episode and to learn more about the podcast visit YourMusicIndustry.com/014
The Your Music Industry Podcast, creating a priceless resource for you to learn from the experience, journey and lives of some of the Music Industry's greatest minds. Our guests range from Music Producers and DJs to Music Entrepreneurs and Marketers to Label owners and Publishers. Tune in today to aid in helping you become the person you’ve always dreamt of becoming.
With each episode we aim to cover:
* How our guest got into the Industry, so you too can learn how you can get your foot into the door and learn from their experience.
* To dedicate some time to their expertise and specialism to offer you some tips, tricks and insight to enable you to grow and develop your music industry craft.
* To shed some light on how successful music industry figures stay healthy while also keeping productive and creative.
This episode is brought to you in partnership with Help Musicians UK:
"The Music Minds Matter listening ear and support service is there for anyone who works in music who is struggling to cope. It doesn’t have to be a crisis, or about music, and trained advisors there to help. Contact Music Minds Matter day or night on 0808 802 8008 or email [email protected]."
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Very recently Help Musicians UK undertook research which suggested that people working in the music industry are 3 times more likely to experience depression and anxiety compared to the general public. Today’s guest has experienced suffering and through practise has found a way to cope and stay sane in the music game. Brett Leboff has had a 20 year career in the music industry spanning artist, producer, manager, mentor, coach and strategist. He is currently the Head of Artist Development at Diplomats of Sound and very recently became a published author releasing ‘Staying Sane in the Music Game’.
If you would like to learn more about Brett Leboff, find links to what’s mentioned in the episode and to learn more about the podcast visit YourMusicIndustry.com/014
The Your Music Industry Podcast, creating a priceless resource for you to learn from the experience, journey and lives of some of the Music Industry's greatest minds. Our guests range from Music Producers and DJs to Music Entrepreneurs and Marketers to Label owners and Publishers. Tune in today to aid in helping you become the person you’ve always dreamt of becoming.
With each episode we aim to cover:
* How our guest got into the Industry, so you too can learn how you can get your foot into the door and learn from their experience.
* To dedicate some time to their expertise and specialism to offer you some tips, tricks and insight to enable you to grow and develop your music industry craft.
* To shed some light on how successful music industry figures stay healthy while also keeping productive and creative.
This episode is brought to you in partnership with Help Musicians UK:
"The Music Minds Matter listening ear and support service is there for anyone who works in music who is struggling to cope. It doesn’t have to be a crisis, or about music, and trained advisors there to help. Contact Music Minds Matter day or night on 0808 802 8008 or email [email protected]."