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On this episode of the Grow My DJ Business, Cream & Purari discuss:

  • Finding time to create music often requires intentional planning.
  • EDC Orlando showcased a vibrant festival atmosphere and diverse music scene.
  • Back-to-back DJ sets can create an electrifying energy at festivals.
  • Networking is crucial in the music industry, often more than meeting the artists themselves.
  • The culture of having fans on stage is evolving in the festival scene.
  • Local shows can be a double-edged sword for artists.
  • Separate your artist identity from open format gigs for clarity.
  • Your online presence should reflect your artistic brand.
  • Money can drive decisions that may not align with artistic goals.
  • Be selective about gigs to maintain your brand integrity.
  • Complacency in local markets can hinder career growth. There's a cap on how much money you can make from local gigs.
  • Ghost production is common and should not be stigmatized.
  • Collaboration in music production is vital for success.

Support the show

📈 JOIN The Grow My DJ Business Discord
🧠 Enroll in a Purari Production Academy Course
🎶 Subscribe to Digital Music Pool for $9.99
🎧 Cream Edit Packs
🎧 Get Down DJs Edit Packs
👕 Get Down Merch - SHOP NOW
Check us out on Youtube, Instagram & TikTok!
🎧 Grow My DJ Business TikTok
🎧 Grow My DJ Business Instagram
▶️
Get Down DJ Group YouTube
🎵 Soundcloud (Mixes, Edit Packs, Music)
🖥 Get Down DJs Website
📸 Get Down DJs Instagram
Get Down DJs Tik Tok

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction and Host Dynamics (00:00:00)

2. Balancing Life and Creativity (00:03:05)

3. Experience at EDC Orlando (00:04:01)

4. Festival Insights and Back-to-Back Sets (00:12:12)

5. Networking and Industry Connections (00:16:00)

6. Seizing Opportunities in the Music Industry (00:19:00)

7. The Importance of Music Over Gigs (00:23:00)

8. Navigating Local Shows and Artist Identity (00:27:09)

9. Balancing Money and Artistic Integrity (00:34:58)

10. The Local Gig Economy: Earnings and Limitations (00:45:48)

11. Navigating Career Choices in Music (00:47:05)

12. The Importance of Focus and Saying No (00:49:51)

13. Branding and Marketing for Artists (00:50:50)

14. Understanding Ghost Production in Music (00:55:47)

15. Wrapping Up: Promotions and Future Plans (01:06:00)

169 episodes

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On this episode of the Grow My DJ Business, Cream & Purari discuss:

  • Finding time to create music often requires intentional planning.
  • EDC Orlando showcased a vibrant festival atmosphere and diverse music scene.
  • Back-to-back DJ sets can create an electrifying energy at festivals.
  • Networking is crucial in the music industry, often more than meeting the artists themselves.
  • The culture of having fans on stage is evolving in the festival scene.
  • Local shows can be a double-edged sword for artists.
  • Separate your artist identity from open format gigs for clarity.
  • Your online presence should reflect your artistic brand.
  • Money can drive decisions that may not align with artistic goals.
  • Be selective about gigs to maintain your brand integrity.
  • Complacency in local markets can hinder career growth. There's a cap on how much money you can make from local gigs.
  • Ghost production is common and should not be stigmatized.
  • Collaboration in music production is vital for success.

Support the show

📈 JOIN The Grow My DJ Business Discord
🧠 Enroll in a Purari Production Academy Course
🎶 Subscribe to Digital Music Pool for $9.99
🎧 Cream Edit Packs
🎧 Get Down DJs Edit Packs
👕 Get Down Merch - SHOP NOW
Check us out on Youtube, Instagram & TikTok!
🎧 Grow My DJ Business TikTok
🎧 Grow My DJ Business Instagram
▶️
Get Down DJ Group YouTube
🎵 Soundcloud (Mixes, Edit Packs, Music)
🖥 Get Down DJs Website
📸 Get Down DJs Instagram
Get Down DJs Tik Tok

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction and Host Dynamics (00:00:00)

2. Balancing Life and Creativity (00:03:05)

3. Experience at EDC Orlando (00:04:01)

4. Festival Insights and Back-to-Back Sets (00:12:12)

5. Networking and Industry Connections (00:16:00)

6. Seizing Opportunities in the Music Industry (00:19:00)

7. The Importance of Music Over Gigs (00:23:00)

8. Navigating Local Shows and Artist Identity (00:27:09)

9. Balancing Money and Artistic Integrity (00:34:58)

10. The Local Gig Economy: Earnings and Limitations (00:45:48)

11. Navigating Career Choices in Music (00:47:05)

12. The Importance of Focus and Saying No (00:49:51)

13. Branding and Marketing for Artists (00:50:50)

14. Understanding Ghost Production in Music (00:55:47)

15. Wrapping Up: Promotions and Future Plans (01:06:00)

169 episodes

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