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Question and Answers with the artists:

1. How did you get started in the music business?

By starting to say no to BS and doing my own shit.

2. How would you describe the music that you typically create? It’s Psyclo.

3. What is the current project about?
I’m preparing for my debut album release on Feb 3, 2023. It’s called Shxffle.

4. How do you feel it will inspire others?
I don’t believe in the term “inspire”, I believe people see themselves in others, and I

Can only remind them of what they want to be reminded of.

5. What is your creative process like? Let’s say it starts with pain.

6. Who would you most like to collaborate with? No clue, I don’t like being around people.

7. If you were given the opportunity to open a show for any artist who would it be? Slipknot would be cool.

8. What is one message you would give to your fans?
Don't waste your life with all your fake friends, and take your words seriously.

9. What is the most useless talent you have? I judge people.

10. Do you sing in the shower? What songs? What would you be doing right now if it wasn’t for your music career?

I often head to the gym for showers since my place doesn’t have one. I wouldn’t sing there because there are all sorts of people and you never know.

I’d be dead by now.

11. Where have you performed? What are your favorite and least favorite venues? The Viper Room, Whiskey a Go Go, Silverlake Lounge and some other venues. I like

Street performances. The Viper Room’s vibes were weird to me.

12. Do you have any upcoming shows? Haven’t booked anything yet.

13. How do you feel the Internet has impacted the music business? It gives people a chance to be seen.

14. What is your favorite song to perform?
I don’t know yet. I want to see what playing the upcoming album feels like.

15. Which famous musicians do you admire?

I don’t see famous people as extra special. The most talented musicians I’ve ever encountered are street musicians. While some of them consider themselves musicians, watching them play reminds me of what music is.

What is the most trouble you’ve ever gotten into?

You don't need to know.

16. What is the most helpful advice you’ve been given? Depression is not real, it’s all in the mind.

17. If you could change anything about the industry, what would it be? Stop trying to make young people famous.

18. What’s next? “Tomorrow?”, says my friend.

19. What should the world know? The world needs a change.

 

Create an Artist Page.
If you're not sure how to promote your music, start by creating an artist page on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. This will allow fans to connect with you directly, as well as share your music with friends.

Build a Fan Base.
You should also consider using other platforms to reach out to potential customers. There are several ways to do so, such as posting links to your website, sharing your music on streaming services, and even offering free downloads.

Find Fans on Social Media.
If you’re not sure where to start with social media promotion, here are some ideas to get you started.

Promote Yourself with Video.
You can use video to promote yourself as an artist or musician. It’s a great way to connect with fans and build relationships. Create a short video explaining who you are and what you do. Then share it on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other platforms.

Be Creative.
If you’re not sure how to start promoting yourself online, try these ideas:
• Share your music on social media sites.
• Write a blog post about your music.
• Record a podcast about your music.
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Create an Online Presence.
If you're looking to get more radio airplay, you need to make sure that people know who you are. This means creating an online presence that includes social media accounts, websites, and other forms of online communication.

Build a Fan Base.
You also need to build a fan base. A fan base is simply a group of people who support you and your work. They will listen to your music when you release new songs, buy your albums, and share your music with others.

Be Active on Social Media.
If you're not active on social media, then you're missing out on an opportunity to connect with fans and promote yourself. It's easy to start posting on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other platforms. Just make sure you post regularly and engage with your followers.

Promote Yourself.
You need to build up your social media following before you can expect to see results from your efforts. Start by sharing links to your own work on social media sites. Then, follow people who share similar interests as you. Finally, join groups related to your industry. These will help you find new contacts and opportunities to promote your music.

Submit to Streaming Services.
If you're looking to get more radio airplay for your music, submit it to streaming services. This includes Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Amazon Prime Music, Pandora, iHeartRadio, SiriusXM, and TuneIn.

 

Their relationship has inspired many people around the world.
“I think we’re just two people who love each other very much,” said Sam Smith. “We’ve got a lot of friends and family who are really proud of us. We’re both very lucky.”å

Here's how they got their start.
Before meeting on social media, Sam Smith was an aspiring musician with no professional recording experience. He had played guitar since he was 12 years old, but didn't consider himself a "real" musician until he started posting covers online.
Kim Petras, meanwhile, was a model and actress before she began her career as a singer. She has appeared in several music videos and commercials, and even starred in a German TV show called "The Voice."

Sam Smith was born in England and grew up listening to artists like Adele and Ed Sheeran.
As a teenager, Sam Smith listened to Adele's album 21 when he first heard the song "Someone Like You," which became his favorite song at the time. It inspired him to write his own songs and pursue a musical career.

He started writing songs at age 14 and has written more than 20 songs so far.
After meeting on Instagram, Sam Smith and Kim Petras began dating in 2015. Their relationship was featured in Vogue magazine and People magazine.

His first single "Stay with Me" became his biggest hit.
He released his debut album “In the Lonely Hour” in 2016. It debuted at number two on the UK Albums Chart and has sold more than 1 million copies worldwide.

 

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Because he wanted to focus on his own music.
In an interview with Billboard, Drake said that he was going to release more songs than usual because he wanted to give people what they want. "I'm not gonna make any excuses," he told Billboard. "It's just me being selfish."

He's been working on his album "Scorpion" for months now.
It seems as though Drake has been working on his new album for quite some time. According to Pitchfork, Drake started recording music for Scorpion back in January 2017. Since then, he has released two singles off the project, “Nice for What” featuring Rihanna and “In My Feelings.”

He wants to make sure that he's able to give fans what they really want from him.
In an interview with Billboard, Drake said that he wanted to release more than one song per month because he didn't want people to feel like they were getting too much from him. He also said that he wanted to make sure that he was giving them something they really wanted.

He doesn't want to get distracted by other projects.
"I just felt like I had so much going on right now," he told Billboard. "It's not that I'm not excited about anything else, but I just felt like I needed to focus on what I'm doing."

He also wants to spend more time with his family.
It was reported earlier this week that Drake and Ola Boy were no longer collaborating. The two artists met up at the Grammys last month, where they performed together. They've been friends since high school, and Drake even wrote an ode to Ola Boy called "The Motto" back in 2015.

 

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