The EDM Prodcast

Mr. Bill is a multi-genre producer from Australia (now based in Colorado). He's well known for his tutorials and membership platform, which offers video content, samples, project files, and more. In this episode, I'm joined by Bill as he talks about his background, what his schedule looks like, and his thoughts on creative block.

Read full show notes + my takeaways here: edmprod.com/episode-54

Jesse Brede is the founder of Gravitas Recordings, Gravitas Create, Pivotal Talent Agency, and Lion's Share Digital. In this episode, I'm joined by Jesse as he shares what it takes for artists to "make it" in today's industry: a long-term strategy, daily habits, and a rock-solid mindset.

Read full show notes + my takeaways here: http://edmprod.com/episode-53

Today's guest on The EDM Prodcast has stormed onto the progressive house scene under his alias Ryos. We discuss a variety of topics such as his rapid success, the ups and downs he's faced along the way, and how he's sculpted his unique sound.

We also talk about:

- The importance of learning music theory

- Mistakes newer artists might make

- Developing a strong work ethic

- Maintaining positivity and motivation as an artist

Cool stuff mentioned in the show:

- Ryos In The Studio: The Making Of 'Where We Are' Part 4 (Mixdown & Mastering): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB9RTjZYhUM

Ryos on the web:

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ryosofficial

Twitter: https://twitter.com/RyosOfficial

SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/ryos

Website: http://www.ryosofficial.com

Many talk about sacrifice, but how many producers can you think of have moved to a farm just to have a studio to pursue their dream? Today's guest on The EDM Prodcast, Conro, has truly gone all-in to successfully achieve his dream. We talk about his journey, what it's taken to get where he is today including the ups and downs, his daily schedule and much more in this insightful interview.

We also talk about:

- Transitioning into new genres of music

- Focusing on originality in the creative process

- The collaborative process

- Dealing with the challenges of over-saturation in the music industry

- Parallels between music and one of Conro's other hobbies, cooking

Conro on the web:

Facebook: https://facebook.com/conromusic

Twitter: https://twitter.com/conromusic

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/conromusic

Website: http://conromusic.com/

Link to show notes/text version: http://edmprod.com/episode-50

Well, we've reached episode 50.

I thought it would be nice to look back over the past 50 episodes and share my key takeaways. Things I've learned that you, as an artist, can benefit from.

I share 10 key takeaways, then 4 bonus takeaways, and end the episode with some of my favorite excerpts.

A huge thanks to all listeners. Appreciate you telling others about the Prodcast, supporting the guests, and just being awesome people. Keep grinding.

Denmark's platinum-credited Fabian Mazur is a household name in trap music, continually pushing the boundaries of his sound. In today's episode of The EDM Prodcast, we look at the routine Mazur has created to sustain his artistry, his creative processes in making unique music, and the importance of experimentation.

We also talk about:

- Creating a daily structure to make the best music possible

- Critical advice for aspiring DJs

- The pressure of being a full time artist

- Maximizing studio time by separating processes

- Steps towards finding your sound

Fabian Mazur on the web:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FabianMazur

Twitter: https://twitter.com/FabianMazur

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fabianmazur

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/fabianmazur

One of the most prolific producers under the always impressive Monstercat imprint is today's EDM Prodcast guest, Hellberg. As a full time musician, Hellberg has blown us away with an impressive discography of originals and remixes supported by the industry's largest taste-makers. In this episode, we cover everything from building a proper musical foundation as a producer, to marketing, to workflow and much in between.

We also talk about:

- Why the quality of your musical 'product' is most important

- The day to day struggles of a full time artist

- Taking initiative in your own branding and marketing

- Dealing with unreliable people in your musical journey

Hellberg on the web:

Website: https://www.hellbergmusic.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hellbergmusic

Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/hellbergmusic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hellbergmusic

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/HellbergMusic

Episode 47 of The EDM Prodcast is an interview turned impromptu master class with music marketing mastermind Louie La Vella. La Vella's incredible background in marketing and nightlife industries shines while he shares impressive insights on entrepreneurship, building relationships, outside the box marketing tactics, and where artists should focus their efforts on the business side of their journey. Simply a must-listen episode.

We also talk about:

- How labels need to adapt to remain relevant

- The importance of approaching networking properly

- Telling your story as an artist

- The necessity of being deeply involved in your own branding

Cool stuff mentioned in the show:

- Music Marketing Lab: http://lavel.la/2j83yix

Louie La Vella on the web:

Website: http://www.louielavella.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/louielavella

Twitter: https://twitter.com/louielavella

LINK TO FULL CASE STUDY: http://edmprod.com/case-study-systematically-learn-music-production-john-lavido/

John Lavido on the Web:

Website: http://www.johnlavido.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnlavidomusic/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/johnlavido

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/johnlavido/tracks

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCizKW2noMn1v____Cnu5trg

In this first Prodcast episode of 2017, I am joined by Lucas James: the label manager at Seeking Blue - the imprint associated with the massive promotional network, Mr. SuicideSheep. Much like their network counterpart, Seeking Blue has proven to be one of the most forward thinking electronic music imprints and another impressively successful venture by this group.

Lucas details much of what has fueled that success for the label, what makes their imprint so distinct, and offers invaluable advice for aspiring producers hoping to reach an outlet for their music.

We also talk about:

- What changes the music industry faces and will face in the near future

- The importance of quick communication in the music industry

- Why being genuine and transparent will greatly benefit an artist

- How labels can work with an artist on their creative vision

- Building a personal relationship between artist and label

- Why Seeking Blue doesn’t ever sign artists exclusively

Lucas James on the web:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Aeuria

Twitter: https://twitter.com/aeuria

Soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/aeuria