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How To Grow Your Ear As A Producer!

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Being able to breakdown what you are hearing when you are consuming music live or on your favorite platform is like being able to understand a whole other language. Anybody who has been producing for a little bit of time has heard music that truly spoke to them and caused that “I need to know how they made this” feeling in their stomach. Getting yourself from the beginner stage to being able to reverse engineer sounds and music can take a little bit of time. However, once you know what to listen for you’ll be surprised by how your production evolves as your perspective grows. Read more

Jukebox's Director of Operations

“Social Media is only as effective as the audience you are able to reach,” says Jukebox’s Director of Operations

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Jukebox has gone from a small London PR firm to a global festival agency. In its 10 years, it has expanded beyond the typical PR services for electronic artists to creating an ecosystem servicing multiple facets of the dance music industry. It has one of the most engaged audiences in dance music across digital platforms, and it has been brimming with fresh ideas for the return of the dancefloor. Jukebox’s director of operations Josh Karpf shares how PR is continually adapting to the world, and why it remains an important aspect of an artist’s career growth. His 15-year experience includes serving as brand manager for Ministry of Sound, where he managed over 1,000 events and festivals globally.

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Hologramme career

Taking a Leap of Faith, Hologramme Jumpstarts His Career

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You won’t ever know until you try, and Hologramme welcomes the unknown by doing. Montreal’s emerging electronic producer encourages artists to find their edge because that’s when growth begins. Taking a leap of faith helped Hologramme jumpstart his career, and instead of paying attention to what might not happen, he’s focused his energy on the positive momentum to help him keep going. Expanding his team has been one of the important stepping stones in establishing himself as a more serious artist. He shares why it’s important to find a good core group of people to help you stay your course and how social media has opened creative doors.

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