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Growing your fanbase can be one of the most difficult tasks to overcome... Or is it?

Most producers aren't sure what they need to do to grow their fanbase or exactly how to do it. Others know how to do it, but are just to lazy to do the things that are involved with growing their fanbase.

So which one are you, and which one will you be?

In this episode, I take a deep dive into what is causing you to not grow your fanbase and the things you can implement today in order to help drastically grow!

Head to www.enviousaudio.com/episode12 to check out the show notes!

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Do you have a website setup for your artist name?

No?

Why not?

Websites are pivotal to claiming your stake on the world wide web so more people can find you! Not only that, but also so people have a central place to get updates from you, check out new and old music, buy merch, and check out your upcoming shows!

In this episode, I take you through WHY websites are important to have, WHAT you should include in your website, and HOW to build a website.

Head to www.enviousaudio.com/episode11 to check out the show notes!

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As you get better and better at production, and your marketing/promo skills get better, so too will your fanbase increase.

However, that may not cut it to become the full-time producer you aspire to be.

This is why I believe in the philosophy of diversifying how you make money as a producer when you're young, so that you can figure how exactly what you're best at, and enjoy the most. Once this is figured out, you're set and ready to niche down to that one thing.

Becoming a tour artist is extremely difficult. But, diversifying how you make money, and supplementing your income with the things you do in the studio, can help IMMENSELY with pulling yourself toward that goal. This is one of the main philosophies of this podcast and why I started it!

This episode is all about why diversifying the way you make money is so important!

Check out the show notes at www.enviousaudio.com/episode10

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Do you struggle with finishing a consistent amount of tracks? The issue isn't the fact that you don't have the right gear. It's not that you need more plugins or, "that new version of *INSERT DAW NAME HERE*,"

Honestly, it's because you have terrible time management.

In this week's episode I'm sitting down with you, one-on-one, talking about the things YOU can dow NOW to improve your time management and workflow, all so you can finish MORE tracks!

Head to www.enviousaudio.com/episode9 to check out the show notes!

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Treading the waters of the music industry is an exhausting sprint. At times you feel so alone and unsure of what to do, where to go, or who you are as an artist. Sometimes you just don't want to put in the work to make your career, other times you don't know what to do in order to start your path. Being a full time producer, with fans, takes more than just sitting in your studio for 8 hours a day.

In this episode, I sit down with Adam Reifsteck from Teknofonic. Adam has been involved with the industry for 16+ years. Teknofonic started out as a record label, but now they focus on artist development and helping EDM producers launch their career.

This is one of the most important episodes that you NEED to listen to!

Head to www.enviousaudio.com/podcast to check out the show notes!

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Failure is more common than success in this industry. But, do you know what’s more common than both of those things? Lessons that put you on your path and direct exactly where you need to go in order to improve and then succeed. 

Stop failing and start succeeding in this episode of Electronic Dance Money. This week is a solo episode and I talk about how to handle/deal with failures and success. How to stay humble, set goals, and meet those goals so you become more successful.

This is a topic that is rarely talked about in Electronic Music, I’m here to spill the tea!

Head to www.enviousaudio.com/episode7 to check out the show notes for this episode!

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Are you struggling to get your track signed?
 
Are you still unsure about the best way to approach a record label?

What's up guys! I'm back with a brand new episode of Electronic Dance Money! This episode is jam pack with information guided to getting your track signed to a record label, big or small.

I sit down with Aleksey Weyman, owner of StoryTime Entertainment. Not only is Aleks the owner of StoryTime, but he's also a producer under the name LOWSH, and does A&R for USC Events.

He drops all of the hidden knowledge on the best ways to approach a label, what labels look for in an artist & their track, branding, and everything that StoryTime is about!

Head to www.enviousaudio.com/podcast to check out the show notes!

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Just imagine, you're sitting in a theater, about to watch one of your favorite upcoming movies. BOOM! A track that YOU wrote is playing for the entire theater to hear! Not only that, you're making money while you and everyone watch this piece of art.

This week, my guest is Sam Heights Garay. Sam has many notable credits from licensing tracks on shows like Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Chopped, Unfriended: Dark Web, and many more...

Sam and I sit down and we discuss how you can get involved in synch licensing, what it takes, the process, and how you can get started today!

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In this episode, my guest, Richie Wang a.k.a 6th Street, goes into detail about how he's managed to monetize streaming on Twitch as a producer! He shares so much useful information on how to brand yourself, be creative, and successfully stream on Twtich!

Check out Richie's music on Spotify, give him a follow and add him to your playlists! Don't forget to check out his stream every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday at 6:00 P.M. PST

Head to www.enviousaudio.com/podcast to check out the show notes.

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What are you trying to sell? More importantly, who are you trying to sell to? Who is your audience? 

This is one of the biggest things that producers struggle with. A lot of producers are unsure of what their voice is or who/where their audience is.

In this episode, I sit down with Alberto De Icaza. Alberto is an audio engineer and has figured out how to hack branding on social media.

Follow our advice, I guarantee you'll start yourself on a strong path!

Head to www.enviousaudio.com/podcast to check out the show notes!