Hey, so I published my only track not a long time ago, and obviously I got stucked at the part of getting the audiance, sharing my song. I tried joining Facebook groups, but they are worthless, because if people only come to share theyre music and not to give feedback, who is gonna give you one ? There were about 20-30 songs in a row withouth a single like or a comment. People naively come, post and just wait to get views...it wont work that way right ? I tried searching for a lot of forums, I came to this one. I actually got feedbacks here which I am thankfull for, but the problem is that you pretty much got a feedback from anotther producer, if you know what I mean...So how am I / or we...Supposed to share the music with normal audience, with people who only listen to music, they dont join these forums, or groups right ? I am just curious, and maybe someone who has a nice amount of followers will comment on how he did it. This is just my opinion. What do you think about it ?
How to actually promote your music ?
- Thread starter JaySpring
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Depends what your goals are.
If you want to licence your music to Film & TV, try Broadjam.
If you want to licence your music to publishers/record labels, try PMP.
Create a SoundCloud and join various groups. Find similar songwriters and collaborate with them, and just keep learning. Don't just follow random people hoping they follow back or leave a comment. Follow somebody with value, like another producer or songwriter. Collaborate with them, or offer a valuable service to them, and their followers will follow you.
I checked out your SoundCloud, and it's not bad at all for a first song. I would suggest getting your tracks professionally mixed. It will only cost $20-40 per track. It's a good investment until you get enough practice to do it yourself.
If you want to licence your music to Film & TV, try Broadjam.
If you want to licence your music to publishers/record labels, try PMP.
Create a SoundCloud and join various groups. Find similar songwriters and collaborate with them, and just keep learning. Don't just follow random people hoping they follow back or leave a comment. Follow somebody with value, like another producer or songwriter. Collaborate with them, or offer a valuable service to them, and their followers will follow you.
I checked out your SoundCloud, and it's not bad at all for a first song. I would suggest getting your tracks professionally mixed. It will only cost $20-40 per track. It's a good investment until you get enough practice to do it yourself.
Wow thank you for your reply. YES I want to licesne my music so I will definitaly try your advice. What groups do you mean I should join ? Yes I will definitally do something with the mixing/mastering, there is so many tutorials, plugins, etc... for this. I will practice this. Appreciate this comment 
Esco Beatz
Banger Maker
Facebook, add alot of music artist AND producers, find music groups, make an email list and update it regularly, if you have any tips, tutorials, or product reviews, make a blog. Make a twitter also.
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King-Vis
Member
If you want to spend your money on a whole lot of nothing, you should definitely join Broadjam!