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Summary

In this episode, Tyson and Nathan discuss the pros and cons of producing music less frequently. They explore the benefits of having more time to fully produce songs, allowing for less stress and the opportunity to create the best version of each song. They also discuss the advantage of curating a catalog of only the best songs, which can increase the perceived value of an artist. On the other hand, they highlight the risk of overproducing and being too perfectionistic, as well as the potential of holding onto songs that could resonate with an audience. In this conversation, Tyson and Nathan discuss the importance of self-awareness and setting realistic goals when it comes to creating and releasing music. They explore the difference between creating music for oneself and creating music for others, emphasizing the need to consider other people's opinions when trying to build a fan base. They also discuss the importance of adopting a professional mindset and committing to creating music consistently. Finally, they share their own release strategies for 2024 and offer a free guide to help artists finish songs.

Takeaways

Producing music less frequently allows for more time to fully produce songs and create the best version of each song.

Curating a catalog of only the best songs can increase the perceived value of an artist.

Overproducing and being too perfectionistic can be a risk when producing music less frequently.

Holding onto songs that could resonate with an audience is a potential drawback of producing music less frequently.

Consider your goals when creating music - are you making it for yourself or for others?

Self-awareness is crucial in making the best decisions for your music career.

Adopt a professional mindset and commit to creating music consistently.

Choose a release strategy that aligns with your experience and goals.

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