No Algorithms, No Noise: Why I’m Going Social-Free
I’ve made the decision to step away from social media entirely. The constant noise, algorithms, and fleeting trends don’t align with how I want to share my work or connect with people.
Be Ridiculous: Unleash Your Unique Identity and Drown Out the Rest
In the crowded musical landscape, standing out isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity. If you think you can just show up with your guitar, bang out some tunes, and ride on sheer talent, think again. This isn’t 1985; we’re living in a world where a killer visual identity is the golden ticket to rising above the noise (literally). Your image has to be as fierce as your sound, and that’s where the magic happens.
Cut Through the Noise: Building a Brand That Hits Like Your Sound
Building your brand as an artist isn’t about chasing trends. It’s about distilling who you are down to the rawest elements, like capturing the essence of a single moment through a lens. Visual identity isn’t separate from your music—it’s part of it. Without that, you’re just another noise in an already deafening landscape. Let’s create something that stands out.
Berlin’s Beats and Visuals: The Unholy Alliance for Underground Success
Berlin’s underground scene isn’t just about sound—it’s about striking visuals that define a band’s identity. From gritty punk to industrial chaos, it’s the imagery that sticks with fans long after the music fades. Without a distinct visual identity, you’re just another noise in the background. Berlin’s DIY ethos demands more—your visuals need to hit just as hard as your music
Why Band Photography Still Matters in 2024
Your band’s photos are just as important as your music. In today’s digital landscape, your image is the first thing people will judge. If your visuals don’t match the energy of your sound, you’re already losing. Want to stand out and look like you mean it? Let’s get your visual identity locked in.
Marketing Your Music Properly: A No-BS Guide for Independent Artists
In 2024, if you’re an independent artist, simply pouring your soul into your music isn’t enough. To cut through the noise and stand out in a saturated scene, you need a killer marketing strategy that resonates with your audience. From mastering social media to investing in professional media, it’s time to get serious about how you present your music. Your story deserves to be heard—let’s make sure it reaches the right ears.
Why Your Band Needs a Music Video
In today’s digital landscape, a music video isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity. Bands looking to carve out their identity need a striking visual presence to stand out in a sea of noise. A well-crafted music video serves as a powerful marketing tool that showcases not just the music, but the vibe and aesthetics of the band. It creates a narrative that resonates with viewers and can significantly increase engagement on social media platforms. Whether it’s capturing the raw energy of a live performance or crafting a compelling story, a music video has the potential to elevate a band’s profile, making it essential for anyone serious about making their mark in the music industry.
Why Your Band Needs a Proper EPK
Why Your Band Needs a Proper EPK (and Professional Photos)
Look, I get it. Putting together an EPK (Electronic Press Kit) probably feels like another unnecessary chore on top of everything else you’re doing to keep your band afloat. You might be thinking, “We’ve got some songs on Spotify and a decent Instagram following—why do we need an EPK?” But trust me, if you’re serious about getting more gigs, press, or even just making sure people know who you are, a proper EPK is a must. And no, your friend’s blurry basement photos won’t cut it.
something i’m supposed to be doing.
one of the downsides to attempting to make a living off of being a creative in 2024 is social media engagement and search engine optimization, or seo. it seems that if you don't have a strong online presence, then nobody will ever know who you are. art for art's sake is nice, but the idea that i have to post it on social media and hope to get likes feels like a giant pain in the ass.