For those of you who caught the US smash TV show The Blacklist which aired after The Voice yesterday, you will have seen Amber Skye. For those in the know, Amber is an amazing Recording Artist who I have been coaching for over a year and she continues to prove that you can be brilliant […]…
If you were Calvin Harris, how would you spend $66m? It’s a dilemma he doesn’t have time to consider as he is too busy packing 7,000 capacity White-House-sized nightclubs in Las Vegas for a reported $300,000 per set. As the top electronic producer in the world, he might be earning $10,000 per fist pump behind […]…
EDM Academy launches to find the next Calvin Harris, Tiesto, Guetta, Skrillex, Deadmau5, Avicii, Afrojack, Daft Punk, Garrix, Van Buuren? http://www.musiclifecoach.com/edm-academy/…
One of the most common music dreams people tell me is “To make enough money to do music full-time”. For me this is a brilliant dream to aim for but too wooly. I’ll explain why later. Firstly, this is a really important statement to make. If you could achieve this goal it becomes a stepping stone to […]…
Imagine the scene. You are sitting watching the winners of the World Cup about to lift the trophy and suddenly your track starts booming out of every speaker in the stadium and simultaneously across billions of TV sets around the world. Calvin Harris might have reached the height of success as the world’s top dance […]…
When coaching, one of my strategies is helping people build their Music Dream Team. You only have to read the “Thank You” and “Credits” on an album to begin to appreciate just how many people are behind the success of one artist or band. One of the essential Dream Team members (and often the first) […]…
Micheal asks: “What’s more important to get wider exposure for your music? A promoter, publicist, or a manager?” Music Life Coach says: From my experience it starts with your Vision and everything leads from there. One of the biggest mistakes most musicians make is they create the music and then gamble everything on someone externally […]…
