Discussions about release formats are something I'm seeing more and more often on Twitter and other social media alongside with some general misconceptions of those, and as it has been always a bit unclear to me, too, I've decided to do the research and finally get educated about it!
Pao's Blog
When I want to take a break from making music, I like to write about what I have learned on my musical journey... So I started this blog where I'll be covering a various range of topics more or less related to lofi and chillhop, hoping it will help somebody else with their hustle.
The first roundup of the best submissions for 2020 is here! There was a lot of new names and first-time submissions as well as a lot of submissions from familiar artists, but eventually, I have managed to pick the usual six "best" beats again (I put those quotes there 'coz as ya'll know, it's highly subjective and to be...
Mixdown Matters - Even In Lofi!
So I've been just casually checking out my Twitter feed today, when this happened:
In this second part of "How To Promote Your Music Online", we'll be talking about branding, as this should be one of the very first things for you to figure out in your overall strategy. But first, we should get some things clear: What is a brand anyway and why would you possibly need it to grow as a musician?...
December has been a bit of a stressful ride for me (at least until I escaped out of the city to see my family for Christmas), but I was still able to save some time for your submissions and I also started an entirely new playlist dedicated to the winter season and Christmas holiday called Lofi Winter / Xmas Vibes...
The name "SoundCloud" doesn't really need any explicit introduction - I'd probably be having a hard time trying to find a musician who has never heard about it in his life.
November is gone and that means one thing - a new Best Finds article on my blog! But to be honest, with every month it's getting harder and harder to pick just a six best beats to fit in the article - usually, there is a bit more of them that I really, really like and I always feel...
This article is currently only a draft.
Level up your beat-making game and make the listeners play your beats on repeat with these tips!
Sometimes you just make that perfect 16 bar loop and then - you get stuck with it for hours, unable to think up a way how to meaningfully make it longer. Other times you have the whole track almost finished, but it still somehow feels too static and boring for you to accept it as a final version and release...
Looks like the submission web app is working well for you guys! ^^ Since I've started accepting submissions again a month ago, I got (and reviewed) almost 250 beats - and that's just the beginning! Anyway, there were really a LOT of guitar-heavy beats this time (and also a lot of those jazzy, funky and generally happy ones), so for...
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