i hear a lot of boomers saying that modern music is too repetitive and i would like to point them to the beatles, who had a #1 hit singing "na na na na na na na na na na na hey jude" 19 times in a row, taking up 4 minutes of a 7 minute long song
I fucking hate the artist experience on spotify man. I have random artists release music under my name AT LEAST once a month. Why is this still a problem. Why is no one fucking fixing this shit. Why is korean acoustic music show up in my followers release radar. WHYYYYYYYYYYY
kids trying to educate producers who been making instrumental hip hop since the 90s on the “lofi” fad is the funniest shit in the world. sit down and shut the fuck up lol
Hard to feel like you belong in a room full of musicians as a producer. It’s all art, it’s all music.. but it’s such a drastically different approach. Honing an instrument takes regimented, routine practice and producing is just like winging it for years until u figure it out lol
A Kount beat without the influence of black artists. As white beatmakers we need to stand up for the rights of the creators of funk, jazz, hip hop, disco, house and everything that informs and inspires our music. Black lives matter. We're guests in this house...
You merely adopted the bedroom studio setup. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see a professional studio until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!
announcement time:
my piano plugin comes out on Friday!
it will be $20, with unlimited free updates (I'm planning to add another piano sound to it in the future!)
it will be available in VST and AU, can't wait to share it with everyone ❤️❤️