It is easy for modern artists to lose sight of this when faced with the many challenges of “making it” in today’s industry.
Before you consider releasing music or hope to build a fanbase, ask yourself these questions: What are you all about as an artist? What is your artistic voice and vision? Why do you create music? Why would an audience want to listen?
Always keep developing yourself as an artist. This is where you should always start from, and always come back to.
The concept of "breaking through" is an outdated goal for today’s artists. We offer a new modern way for artists to visualise how the industry operates and the basis for building success in the real world.
Finding your artistic and creative voice is the path to your own original musical uniqueness as well as giving your audience and listeners the authentic powerful connection that will build a career-long fanbase
This great video from Berklee Online gets you thinking all about being an artist. Stephen Webber breaks it down into Identity, Vision and Intention and gives a great overview of musical artistry.
What does it take to be a great music artist? Is there something all great artists do that you could also do? In this video, we explain how top artists share a common behaviour and approach to creating music
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Ed Sheeran gives some great advice about consistently working hard, accepting failure as part of the journey to success, and achieving long-term development
Cold hard truth in this video from Adam Ivy. The motivation and consistent effort has to come from yourself. Nobody else can make it happen for you
The Featured Artists Coalition (FAC) is the UK trade body representing music artists. Check out their free guides and news
Association Of Independent Music (AIM) represents the UK's independent music sector. They have useful resources, articles and news, for artists and labels
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