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“Zara616 Drops Some Game On Producing With His Guide To Success”
My name is Patrick Mazara, professionally known as Zara616 and I am a producer from Grand Rapids known for my work with well-established artist such as Skilla Baby, Baby Smoove, Jdot Breezy, Baby Money, YN Jay and more. I’ve always been big on growth and I love to see people, especially producers thriving so I wanted to take the time to drop some free game on how in a year I built my name and began solidifying my spot in the producer game with “The Grease Guide.”
The Grease Guide :
Step 1 : BRAND
Understand that YOU ARE YOUR BRAND. Your producer tag is crucial especially when starting because it can direct people towards more of your work and when it does you should make sure your social media accounts reflect you as a producer to maintain their interest. I went about growing mine by providing my audience with authentic content of video edits to my beats that would keep them interest and later on I allowed people to put a face to the name by also posting myself. To continue to build your brand my advice is to also invest in meeting artists in person, advertise yourself and your beats and finally, stay consistent.
Step 2 : Publishing and Beat Store
Get your publishing together by creating a BMI or an ASCAP so that when the bigger placements do come, you’re eligible to sign the paper work. If you make music you can still register your music so it works if you also rap/sing. Do keep in mind that PUBLISHING AND ROYALTIES IS NOT THE SAME THING. If you produce for artist that are signed to a major label make sure you should be getting an advance, net artist royalties, and publishing. Do not sign a bad deal but do not be ungrateful especially if the terms you’ve signed and advance being given is something you do not have. That especially goes for loop-makers. Lastly, look into creating a beat store such as Airbit and Beatstars so that you’re audience can both listen to and purchase your beats.
Step 3 : Networking
Networking is one of the most crucial steps! You’re skill will only get you so far and if you have no way of having it heard you won’t get any placements. So network with producers, work with the smaller artist in a camp and soon the bigger artist will want to work with you because they hear what you’ve provided for their mans.
Step 4 : Genuineness
Stay genuine. When you’re so hungry for success we tend to just jump the gun but staying genuine and realizing people are still human is one of the best things you can do. I personally get tired of people trying to work before even forming a connection so I know engineers feel the same because people attempt to use them for placements but don’t even form any kind of bond first as well as with A&R’s and managers. Have a respectful approach, don’t blow them up but show you genuinely admire their craft or love their artists’ sound and your time to work with them will come.
Step 5 : Patience
Understand that your time will come. Do not be envious of another producer getting back to back placements because they worked just as hard if not harder to get to where they are. Take your time and develop your own sound. I recommend making a single drum kit with all of your favorite sounds and only using that one. In a few months you should be able to play your beats and tell that every beat has some type of similarity that people can recognize and say you produced it.
Step 6 : Business
Do not take things personal. You have to understand these people do not know you. They aren’t obligated to respond back, or rap to your beats. If you blow up and rappers you wanted to work with finally hit you back, do it! You’ll miss out on the opportunity if you decide to be petty because if they came to you, they’re more likely to take you serious.
Step 7 : Consistency
Work hard and be consistent. If it was easy everybody would do it. As long as you’re constantly sending beats out and working with producers, your chance of a placement will only keep increasing so stop just sitting on beats. Send the same ones out until they get placed, have some versatility so you aren’t confided in a box. Invest in going to studios or even running ads on your posts because you never know who could see it.
Step 8 : Manifestation
Manifestation has gotten me a long way and can be a very in depth topic but my advice to start is to believe yourself and be grateful as if you’ve already accomplished what it is you want to accomplish down the line. We constantly tell ourselves negative things and that’s the reason why it happens but if we flip that around and speak positive affirmations, only speak good things would the good not come to be? I always tell my peers to be grateful, and that even if it isn’t something you have just yet, believe you have it. By having that energy of gratefulness you increase your frequencies and that allows your manifestation to find its way into your life and when it does you can truly be grateful.
Overall, there’s a lot that comes with being a producer and how far you make it honestly just reflects your determination but no matter what just keep it going. Especially when you don’t feel like it because that’s when the placements and opportunities appear. Stay genuine, be authentic, make sure you create what you want to and not what others want, prioritize your mental health, and just be appreciative of everything, even if it’s just a like on a beat you put on Youtube, appreciate it.
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Fresh off the success of “Miller’s World,” Young Miller is diving headfirst into his next project, an album titled “Bet On Ya Self.” This upcoming release is more than just a collection of tracks; it’s a manifesto of self-belief and resilience. Set to drop in January 2025, the album is poised to inspire and motivate listeners across the globe.
The anticipation is already building for the first single from “Bet On Ya Self,” which is scheduled to hit the airwaves at the end of November. Produced by the legendary Harry and featuring the dynamic talents of Mike Notez, this track promises to be an instant hit. The synergy between these three artists is palpable, and their collaboration is expected to deliver a sound that’s both fresh and timeless.
Young Miller’s rise in the music industry is a testament to his talent and tenacity. As a top independent artist, he’s making significant strides, proving that you don’t need a major label to make a major impact. His work ethic and dedication to his craft have not gone unnoticed, earning him the endorsement of none other than Flavor Flav, the iconic hype man from Public Enemy. Flav’s co-sign is a powerful affirmation of Young Miller’s potential, with the legend himself predicting that Young Miller will soon take over the music game.
But beyond the accolades and the hype, Young Miller remains grounded in his mission to motivate and uplift. His music speaks to the dreamers, the hustlers, and anyone who’s ever been told that they can’t. With “Bet On Ya Self,” Young Miller is not just betting on his own success; he’s encouraging fans to believe in their own potential.
As we eagerly await the release of his new single and album, one thing is clear: Young Miller Tha Don is a force to be reckoned with. His journey is just beginning, and if his track record is any indication, the best is yet to come. So, keep your ears tuned and your spirits high, because Young Miller is about to take us all on an unforgettable ride.
Grammy Award Producer, Recording Artist, Audio Engineer, and Songwriter James Worthy returns with his newest EP, “Cups Of Koffee“. Offering listeners a glimpse into the complexities of life, love, and, relatable topics. Produced in collaboration with Ronell Sessoms, this project shows an eclectic style alongside Hip-Hop, and R&B influence that compliments the James Worthy sound. Guest appearances include Big Gipp, and Brian McKnight Jr.
Worthy’s motivation for crafting “Cups Of Koffee” stems from his desire to convey the challenges of maintaining the authenticity not only of his musical catalog, but the integrity of what should be presented in the industry immersed by his creativity. Drawing from personal experiences, he skillfully intertwines introspective lyricism with infectious melodies, creating a sonic journey that resonates with audiences on a profound level. “Cups Of Koffee” has already debuted in the top 10 on the itunes R&B/Soul chart as well.
“Cups Of Koffee” is James Worthy’s 3rd EP release since his January 2020 EP “Kaleidoscopes”. It is a precursor to his debut studio album.
Cups Of Koffee debuted at #9 on the R&B/Soul iTunes Chart.
More information about James Worthy, and the EP can be found on his platforms below.
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James Worthy Cups Of Koffee (iTunes Chart)
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Hello everyone! My name is Craig, though you might recognize me in the digital world as Mr. Positivity, or simply Ticket. I am the proud representative of the Positivity Our Way brand, a movement committed to spreading positive messages and uplifting individuals across the globe. Our mission is to inspire people to embrace positivity in their own unique ways.
My journey toward this mission began as a form of self-expression, a way to rise above the judgments of those who chose not to understand me. Through Positivity Our Way, I hope to inspire others to find their own path to positivity, to encourage them to see the bright side of life even amid challenges.
One of my passions is marketing, and I love creating engaging content, especially reels, that can capture the essence of positivity. Recently, I had the pleasure of collaborating with a talented individual from Houston, Texas, known as Just Mac. Together, we ventured to Dallas, Texas, to create some incredible reels. We are thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of our YouTube channel, The Boundless Bros. Our aim with this channel is simple: to make fun great again while promoting a positive narrative that resonates with audiences everywhere.
Life’s challenges are real and ongoing. As I navigate the waters of unemployment after nearly 12 years in a job that left me mentally drained and unhappy, I am now in a position where I am ready to embrace life to the fullest. This new chapter with Positivity Our Way is an opportunity beyond my wildest dreams, and I am ready to seize it with all my heart.
If you share a passion for spreading positivity and are interested in collaboration, I would love to connect with you! Whether you are comfortable behind the camera or in front of it, I am eager to grow, support my family, and smile every step of the way as we push the Positivity Our Way movement forward. Together, let us make positivity our way, transforming lives and communities with every step we take.
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