Every now and then, artists lose motivation, stagnate, or question their goals and their creative journey. During those times, it can be challenging to continue creating or defining new objectives. What can help is to sit down and reflect on your intentions as a musician. Looking at what you wish to accomplish through making music will help you acknowledge how you can use this information to set yourself up for future success. Reminding yourself of the underlying reasons why you make music can help you get back on track and set new, tangible goals that align with the “why”. In this article, we aim to help you (re)discover your reasons for making music, and ask questions that will hopefully help you understand what you truly care about and want from your art.

Thanks to technology and data, streaming platforms and music distribution services can quickly detect fraudulent activity. In this article, we aim to explain why using third-party services to buy streams is not worth your time and money and why you should focus on growing organically and marketing your music truthfully instead.

YouTube is a great platform for aspiring and established DJs to get seen, heard, and discovered. In this article, we aim to present a selection of channels that give DJs visibility and allow them to showcase their skills and taste in music.

Maintaining a regular practice and release schedule can be difficult for musicians whose craft is not their primary source of income. Jobs, chores, errands, and other responsibilities can make it difficult to put an extensive amount of time into music. For this reason, busy artists have to be strategic about their productivity. In this article, we want to offer practical advice on being more productive as a musician when life gets busy.