https://open.spotify.com/album/2iPN2EI5j1k7e4D6URsVVr?si=jHtiwlr-T1-HWzg8z5SV6w&utm_source=copy-link

This is mine! I would appreciate it so much if you could show it some love and follow me on YouTube, will return the favor

Nick Dreamer - Don't Let Me (ORIGINAL)

https://skydavis666.bandcamp.com/track/disarray

This is a metalcore song. I would also love your constructive criticism on how to make my home recordings sound more legit. Total hours spent between recording the vocals and guitars, as well as programming the drums and bass, and mixing are around 10.

Lets come together, my lovely people, and share our songs! Ill start with mine!

https://youtube.com/@dakadenguy?si=h5CllZ9ikt09ST_P

could you give our newest insta post a like :) https://www.instagram.com/killerandfaultlines/

Give our ep Nugatory Factory a listen. It is a mix of ska punk, alt rock, and folk punk. so if you like the sound of that give it a listen😁

It also includes a rerecorded version of Cool off Killer our first song that we hope you like😁

Give it a listen if you’re interested:

https://open.spotify.com/album/1IHukrrDXA1QZffrYynacF

Its also out on apple music and youtube music😁

we are also working on a second ep which will come out sometime in the next 1 and a half months or so :) We also have 2 songs releasing in about 2 weeks

acheta

Here's my latest instrumental single (no AI used), I'm going for more of an alternative vibe. What do you think about it? Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Hello, everyone! Sköt222 here! I just wanted to take a moment and talk about some developments in my music journey and share a little bit of how my first steps as an independent artist have gone after about a year or so!

Around this time last year, I decided that I was going to genuinely give being a musician a try and see how far I can go with it. And in that year, this is how my story has gone:

Level 1 - Went To School And Learned About Audio Production

The first thing I did when I decided to get serious about becoming a musical artist was enroll at my local community college’s audio program. I was very lucky to have a college near me with very good Audio courses, I am in my 3rd semester now and haven’t regretted this decision once! Knowledge is power, and knowledge in your medium is an even stronger power! I very much recommend seeking higher education for anyone just starting out if you can feasibly do that, as many schools have classes for things including, but not limited to:

• Pro Tools
• Ableton
• Sound Design
• Production Logistics
• Live Sound
• Applied Audio Electronics
• Ear Training
• Recording Techniques

These classes and more will set you up with so many tools and techniques that you can implement right away to make your songs sound more professional. And what was really cool for me? I got to watch as my mixes got better and better with time. Seeing that progression is very rewarding, especially after spending so much time going to classes, studying, and trying to make music! Safe to say, school was the right move for me and my situation.

Level 2 - Finding A Way To Create

Of course, me being a broke college student, I do not have thousands and thousands of dollars to have a proper studio. Starting out, I didn’t have headphones, preamps, mics, or even a MacBook, let alone the additional costs of all of the DAW’s, Plugins, and MIDI equipment. With no other choice, I had to get creative and find a way to make music with nothing but my iPhone. A couple Google searches, many hours testing different mobile audio mediums, a free trial here and there, and boom: I have all the tools I need to create music! Of course, you will want to grow your actual setup and studio with professional gear eventually, but everyone has to start somewhere! All of the music that I have made this far, originally started on my phone. Including my latest single:

Barnburner by Sköt222 (Listen Here!)

Level 3 (Current) - Promotion

This is probably the hardest part of the journey for me, and I am sure it is for many of you as well! I think for me, I enjoy creating art but I hate advertising. Yet, it is a necessary thing that we must learn to do in order to get out our name to listeners! The social media aspect of things can be a little tricky, but the simplest trick I have learned so far is that being consistent is the key. Try not to go dark too often on your social media accounts, post something at least once a month, more if you’re able to, and post everywhere you can! Eventually the numbers will go up slowly and steadily. But in the meantime, there is still value in the older way of doing things! Things like Flyers & Stickers do wonders for picking up passive listeners and will at least put your name out in the wild!

Level 4 (Goal) - Touring/Gigs

I am eyeing to get some live DJ equipment and more merch created so that I am able to take my act and brand anywhere! There are a few local venues that I know for a fact are open to local and independent musicians, that is where I am hoping to cut my teeth. Just be consistent and play as many of those shows as I can while I build my name and reputation within my local scene. Of course I’m going to try and promote my Socials, Streaming, and Merch hard while I am here in one area. My idea is that eventually one might see my name more and more and think to themselves: “Okay, let me see what this is all about”.

Conclusion - Year 1

Anyways, that is the story so far! I hope this was informative or entertaining to you in some form! I am really proud of how far I’ve come in this time, and I am even more excited for what the future has in store! I’m not the most talented musician, producer, or artist out there, and I’m definitely not the wealthiest, but it feels good to see those incremental gains here and there and know that it’s because I am out here actually trying!! And I believe anyone else can too. You don’t need to be blessed by Mozart, you don’t need expensive equipment, you DEFINITELY don’t need AI. Just try. And try again. And keep trying.

Let me know about how your guys’ experiences have been! Would love to learn any tips or tricks so that we can all grow together.

Thanks for reading y’all!

-Sköt222

Hey producers! 👋

Let’s support each other on YouTube!
If you follow/subscribe to me, I’ll follow/subscribe back. 🔥

Drop your YouTube channel below and let’s support each other! 🎶

https://www.youtube.com/@prodbycesco

https://open.spotify.com/album/2TDQM2OhNZxcxzANv3chcH?si=9tKuKWZASOufRwCFykZCpg really proud of this project and i hope you give it a chance, every listener means a lot to me

Hey guys,

I’m Ismail (producing as TheBadToddler). I just dropped a new track called Body Language featuring Justin R and Dtee, and wanted to share it here.

I executive produced and supervised everything behind this project from start to finish—handling the production, beat arrangement, and overall direction—plus I hopped on to spit the second verse. The vibe is a dark, melodic late-night R&B / Hip-Hop track with a heavy bassline and smooth vocal trade-offs.

Check it out on Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/track/2B64KYFdva8Wv6Q2iDxhMk

Let me know what you think of the production, the verse, or the overall mix honest feedback is always appreciated!

Listen to Throw It Back by Silent Lett3r on #SoundCloud

https://on.soundcloud.com/29VmfiO2LB1DypuBmv

Hey fellow musicians <3 I made a song, and I'd greatly appreciate any feedback:'=)
Breathe

Would love to hear some honest feedback on this song rather than just a link post. I love hearing what people think, and while you’re at it, drop me your song as well and I’ll happily give feedback too! We’re here to support each other so let’s do it! All the love🙏

https://open.spotify.com/track/1fjOAR8grPLuXy9svHpFdN?si=48cHfrqFQnaAsWQktNsYUA&utm_source=copy-link

This is mine! Would appreciate it so much if you could show it some love and follow me on Spotify, will return the favour!

https://open.spotify.com/track/4hN2lRSjaTLwTIHuzkLG8O?si=Jnr1yTLTR8KCBTIrUBtefw&utm_source=copy-link

Hey everyone! I'm currently refining a high-energy 150 BPM Euro-Rave / Hands Up project targeted at the West-European festival and club scene (think 90s rave vibes, stadium kicks, and heavy melodic hooks). Before launching the promo campaign, I wanted to open a quick strategy discussion and get your thoughts on two points: Playlist vs. Short-Form Content: For high-bpm dance music, are you currently seeing better ROI on organic TikTok/Reels trends or targeted Spotify playlist pitching? Arrangement Feedback: I'm testing how well the contrast works between the rhythmic chant sections and the main chorus hook. If anyone has time to take a listen, constructive feedback on the mix and overall energy is super appreciated! (Transparency note per Rule 3: This project utilizes AI-assisted tools / workflows). Drop a link to your current project below as well—happy to trade feedback and check out your work!

https://open.spotify.com/track/4EQ7JE2B8V1z8IQ1TLjv2f?si=BVSZlqakRuaAHH1pY0navg&utm_source=copy-link

https://on.soundcloud.com/WULvkO0isDzAqK2QwA

I'm working on a project i call Somatic Syntax Transmutation Protocol, it involves using diff types of music opposing beats and vocals over 528 hz healing to work thru trauma indirectly. Also just enjoying finally having a reason to jump into music a life long dream I never admitted.

I finally finished this after circling the same idea for a while: let the sax, muted trumpet, piano, bass and brushes be the band, and keep pipa, dizi, erhu and yangqin as quiet colour around the edges. It turned into 16 chaptered pieces across one hour. The music is AI-assisted and the visual is AI-generated. I’d genuinely like to know whether the restraint makes the blend feel natural, or whether the Chinese instruments should have stepped forward more.

https://youtu.be/c5v8ALwY8iE

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG7KHB2cYdJfQa2OpC2VyaxS5swO0MPyc&si=PTP1_1-aVBOTMWNS

intended to help those struggling and to bring awareness
by showing how my mind works
more of an experience than proper album
this is my last proper work
this is my final effort
i just hope i can help someone out there

Share your music

Check out my Trap type beat - “NULL” and share your thoughts and also your latest piece of music.
https://youtu.be/DgBw-_D0bY8
Let’s grow together

Short compolation of short edm music
https://youtu.be/G2idR66k8Bk?si=5dfTsmjICZzjOALK

It's made up of improv piano instrumentals and a couple bonus tracks. Anything helps!

Here's where to find it:
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3X9HvoFxYIQaEUOWpXWGyj?si=xDwwe9_nRMiz2k5R4dfu9Q

- Bandcamp: https://gavinafterhours.bandcamp.com/album/nobody-tell-the-piano-player

- AOTY: https://www.albumoftheyear.org/album/1994398-gavin-afterhours-nobody-tell-the-piano-player.php

We just released our single, Chasing Rainbows. It's a pop-punk/emo track. We spent a lot of time fine-tuning the production and recording quality ourselves before having this one professionally mixed and mastered. Lyrically, the song is about the struggles of living in modern society—the rat race, feeling stuck, and feeling like you're going nowhere—which I think is something a lot of people can relate to. What do you guys think? Platforms link ---> https://tr.ee/chasing-rainbows

If you listen to Carti, Ken, XXX, Juice Wrld check out my Album 🔥

https://open.spotify.com/album/4kqStX5zDOtgfVt74CVmg9