Name: Hearring (Prod.Finn Wigan) by King Mexy
Duration: 3 min 36 s
Description: I Been Gone For Awhile Working To Bless Yall With This Hit Dont Forget To Tweet About This One

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First of many Ep's from MikeNice. Listen as he tells stories through his music. From stories about hustle to stories about love, nothing but good vibes on this one.

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⏯ Go to http://dottedmusic.com/2018/podcast/mgt121-illvibe for the show notes and http://musicgrowthtalks.com to subscribe to the podcast. Become a patron to access a secret podcast feed with patron-only episodes at https://www.patreon.com/andrewapanov

iLLvibe is an acclaimed hip hop artist from Toronto, Canada, who also runs a lyric video company, LyricVids.com. He came on our radar after speaking at Future Music Forum in Barcelona, where he hosted a session called "The Importance of Musicians/Artists Thinking Like Content Creators".

As someone who creates a lot of high-quality content for himself and others, Illy had much to say on this Music Growth Talks episode. He gave examples of when lyric videos come particularly handy, explained why filming a low budget music video can “brand you down”, and talked about reaching new fans through video on social media. He shared tips on using targeted ads and crafting your brand’s story, as well.

Listen to the podcast in full to also learn why being an underdog can boost your growth, and what kind of call to acton to give to you superfans.

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MGT121: Developing A Highly Engaged Fan Base Through Video – iLLvibe

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Mandy Aubry is a director of Global Business Development and Client Relations at Songtrust. Once named a "Top Music Startup" by Billboard, Songtrust now powers the publishing administration technology for over 150,000 songwriters and 20,000 music publishers worldwide, as well as more than 1 million copyrights. One out of every five new songwriters in the US use the Songtrust platform today, and the number seems to be growing steadily.

As you will hear, Mandy has a fascinating music industry background, having worked at Mercury Records, Roadrunner Records, and Fintage House prior to joining Songtrust's team in their Amsterdam office.

On this Music Growth Talks episode, Mandy talked about Songtrust's rich background and what makes the platform unique, explained how to collect publishing royalties from streaming, clarified a difference between publishing administration and a publishing deal (and why the latter may in fact be bad for you), and shared her thoughts on if you should sign up with your distributor's publishing services.

Listen to the episode in full to learn how to never ever leave money that's due to you as a songwriter on the table.

BONUS! As you will hear at the end of the episode, Mandy offered a discount on Songtrust's registration fee to the Music Growth Talks listeners. The first 100 of you who sign up with Songtrust will receive a 10% discount on the usual $100 (USD) per songwriter/per 50 titles if you use the discount code DOTTEDMUSIC.

MGT122: How To Collect Your Publishing Royalties – Mandy Aubry (Songtrust)

Lyrics:

If you wanna leave
That's ok with me
You don't have to stay
That would be insane
If you change your mind
Please don't waste my time
I can take you back but to keep everything on track
You gotta work
You gotta really, really, really wanna work
You gotta really, really, really wanna work yea
Break it down by brick, brick
Change the channel quick, quick
I fell for the trick, trick

Easy win 
This could be a trap
Sick of it
Next time will be the last
On a trip
Tell me when you'll be back
Need a lift
I'll try to be there fast
What else would you have me do
You countered every move
I think about the game we played that broke me through
Or broke me down
I can't tell the difference now
I think that you'd be proud if you saw me around
Throw it see what sticks
That's my easy fix
Still too dumb to quit
I'm paranoid as fuck
I think they notice it
I don't know who to trust
I'll just have to pick me
Who else could it be
I can barely breathe
When I lay down to sleep
I come back to you
Cuz you have what I need
There's two options I can choose
Every time we try to meet
You always say

If you wanna leave
That's ok with me
You don't have to stay
That would be insane
If you change your mind
Please don't waste my time
I can take you back but to keep everything on track
You gotta work
You gotta really, really, really wanna work
You gotta really, really, really wanna work yea
Break it down by brick, brick
Change the channel quick, quick
I fell for the trick, trick

Open ended 
Same old dream but I forget it
Unexpected I can't think of where I left it
Over-protective and it makes me ineffective
Beta tested clear the cache and keep refreshing 
I try to stay awake, I can't take it, I'm tired
I've been up for days and it's dangerous, I'm wired
If I make a mistake and I'm too late then I'm sorry
I'd rather be patient and wait than to be sloppy 
Ok I've seen enough
The data's adding up
If you can't take these little hints then fake it just for fun
Is the damage done
Or can I still undo it
I'm dedicated I can stay in place until I prove it
On my own
There's nowhere to go
But at least it isn't cold
Oh no
Yea
I heard your message on my phone
I'll play it back 
How did it go

If you wanna leave
That's ok with me
You don't have to stay
That would be insane
If you change your mind
Please don't waste my time
I can take you back but to keep everything on track
You gotta work
You gotta really, really, really wanna work
You gotta really, really, really wanna work yea
Break it down by brick, brick
Change the channel quick, quick
I fell for the trick, trick

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I Been Gone For Awhile Working To Bless Yall With This Hit Dont Forget To Tweet About This One

12/30/18

Hearring (Prod.Finn Wigan)

Overseas [Prod. By Unknown instrumentals)

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Rich Redmond is an influential drummer, having toured and recorded with the likes of Ludacris, Kelly Clarkson, Bryan Adams, Joe Perry, Chris Cornell, and dozens of others. As the drumming powerhouse behind Grammy-nominated Jason Aldean, Rich has recorded 23 #1 singles with sales over the 10 million mark. Also a successful entrepreneur, speaker, educator, and an actor, Rich truly knows how to laser focus on his goals and to be one of the most prolific people in the business.

On this Music Growth Talks episode, Rich shows how he's not only survived in the music industry, but has been thriving in it. He talks about building multiple income streams as a musician, such as teaching and offering speaking engagements to corporations. Rich also explains his "C.R.A.S.H. Course For Success"™ presentation, which he refers to as "edu-tainment." C.R.A.S.H. is a practical concept, applicable to Fortune 500 companies and music artists alike.

Listen to the episode in full to hear time management tips from the person who juggles an insane amount of projects, to learn why Rich encourages all aspiring musicians to move to music hubs like Nashville or Los Angeles (the two cities he resides in), and to hear an unexpected speculation on the question: do we really need music?

MGT124: Success In Music C.R.A.S.H. Course – Rich Redmond

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Matty Harris is a music producer, mixing and mastering engineer from Boston, now based in LA. After touring with bands as a drummer as early as at the age of 14, he studied Music Production and Engineering at Berklee College of Music. Since then, he has worked on numerous records for Atlantic, RCA, WB, Sammy Adams, A$AP Rocky, and many more. He worked on the Grammy Award-winning song “Stronger” by Kelly Clarkson and won the 2008 Boston Music Award for Best Hip-Hop Engineer and Producer.

On this Music Growth Talks episode, Matty talked about a range of topics, from singles taking over albums and who to have in your music team, to "wah wah west" and avoiding the common mistakes a lot of DIY musicians make when recording at home.

Listen to the podcast in full to also learn about trends in mastering music for streaming platforms, and to discover the "hidden" benefit of hiring a professional to help you finish a song.

MGT127: Getting A Second Pair Of Ears For Your Music – Matty Harris

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Aaron Bethune, the author of “Musicpreneur: The Creative Approach to Making Money in Music” and founder of Play It Loud Music, Above the Noise and JAM, is back to Music Growth Talks. Listen to episodes #29 and #80 for more on Aaron.

This episode starts with the discussion of a blog post Aaron wrote about last year's scandal around the LA metal band Threatin, who faked their whole online presence to land a European tour no one attended, which led to the promoters exposing the band online.

Was the case all that shockingly new to the music industry though? Did Threatin go too far, or didn't they go far enough? Listen to Aaron's insights on this controversial topic, with examples of Elvis Presley and Taylor Swift applying the "fake it till you make it" mindset at early stages of their careers.

Aaron then broadens the theme of con artists, and gives examples of how his artists and himself have been attempted to be scammed. There is a few crazy stories involving Def Jam, president of UPS, and US Secret Service, so listen on to hear it all.

MGT128: Fake It Till You Make It, Or How Not To Become A Con Artist – Aaron Bethune

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