Artist Coaching Podcast By Joeysuki

Join the Artist Coaching Community on Discord! https://discord.gg/8NmAxsXTYn In this episode, we have Mark Otten as a guest! Mark is a well-known trance producer and marked his name as the teacher of artists like Martin Garrix and Firebeatz. In this conversation, we dive deeper into musical mindsets and why listening to your body is important. We discuss all the things related to music production that you might not have considered. (00:00) Introduction and Background (03:00) The Importance of Community in Music Production (08:31) Balancing Technical Knowledge and Creativity (29:09) Embracing Creativity (31:18) Transforming Perspectives (33:16) The Master Bus Debate (35:24) The Complexity of Energy (41:31) The Real Challenges (45:45) The Power of Focus (50:46) Doing Less for More Success (57:59) The Art of Deletion Follow us on: https://www.tiktok.com/@artistcoaching https://www.instagram.com/artistcoachingnl/ https://www.facebook.com/artistcoachingnl

Five years ago, I sat down with Olly James to talk about his musical career. Obviously, a lot has changed in all those years, but I love to scroll back in time and hear about huge artists' perspectives from that period. There's a lot of value in that. Enjoy!

Join the Artist Coaching Community on Discord! https://discord.gg/8NmAxsXTYn This episode covers a range of topics including starting a label, the role of an agent, signing options with labels, the importance of retaining masters, and the impact of location on an artist's career. We also discuss sound banks, NFTs, and the value of real-life meetings in the digital age! (00:00) Introduction (01:57) The Social Media Detox Dilemma (02:32) Why Jay deleted his social media (17:33) The Evolution of Vlogs and After-Movies (23:45) Why we don't have our own label (26:15) Do you need an agent to get good bookings? (28:10) Should you sign options with a label? (31:50) Should you sign away your masters? (36:00) The best way to promote your music (42:10) Should I sign my track to multiple labels? (44:11) Sending your EPK with your demo (47:15) Should you move to the Netherlands to become successful? (52:40) Top 3 Serum Soundbank from Jay and Ralph Follow us on: https://www.tiktok.com/@artistcoaching https://www

Long overdue but... the first real-life recorded episode is a fact, live from Jay's living room! We covered topics such as how much a DJ makes, and the concept of the death of the follower and we answered community questions such as how Jay would start his career now if he had to do it all over again.

The boomers are back! Jobke and Joey provide advice on finishing tracks faster, collaborating with other producers, and setting deadlines. They also talk about managing the challenges of being away from home and family while touring. The conversation touches on the possibility of sending finished tracks to big DJs for release and the transition from making some money from music to making a full-time income. (00:00) The Impact of Ralph's Absence and the Power of Positivity (03:13) The Rise of AI and Its Potential in Various Industries (15:11) Frustration of the TikTok Crowd (24:58) The Frustration of the TikTok Crowd (28:06) The Concept of Phone-Free Clubs and Immersive Experiences (29:21) Tips for Finishing Tracks Faster (31:21) Managing Life on the Road While Touring (35:26) Sending Finished Tracks to Big DJs (42:34) The Challenges of Making a Full-Time Income from Music (50:40) The Politics and Business of the Eurovision Song Contest

This episode covers various topics related to music production, marketing, and success in the music industry. Ralph and Jobke discuss the challenges of standing out in a saturated market, the importance of making authentic and unique music, and the role of managers in negotiations and decision-making. They also touch on the difficulties of dealing with plagiarism claims and the need for legal representation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of focusing on creating great music and finding ways to get it heard by the right audience. (00:00) Introduction (01:27) Participating and Finding What's Important (08:06) Challenges of Performing in Front of Dutch Crowds (09:08) Generational Differences in Self-Expression (11:56) The Personal Process of Finishing Music Tracks (29:23) Standing Out in a Saturated Music Market (36:09) The Role of Managers in Negotiations and Decision-Making (43:06) Dealing with Plagiarism Claims and Legal Representation (49:54) The Importance of Authenticity and Uniqueness (58

Another week, another episode where Ralph's internet connection was unstable and his mic wasn't working. Boomers be boomers. This episode is packed with tips, tricks, and useful information for any artist out there. If you want to send in your question, make sure to join our discord, link underneath! (00:00) Introduction (07:33) The Power of Storytelling (14:40) The Ethical Implications of AI-Generated Music (37:46) The Role of Branding in Marketing (45:53) Staying Informed and Relevant (54:52) Releasing New Music

Back in 2020, Joey caught up with Thomas Gold. They talked about maintaining your habits on tour, the importance of reflecting and zooming out now and then, and how he managed to build his sound.

In this episode, we talk about DJ techniques and how Grimes made mistakes at her Coachella set last week. We talk about Taylor Swifts comeback to TikTok and James Hypes private jet post. We dive deeper into the process of creating tracks and talk about strategies of getting more streams on Spotify. We end with the community questions that got sent in from our Discord! (00:00) Cable Management in Studios (06:19) DJs and Technology in Mixing (15:26) Taylor Swift's Return to TikTok and Music Promotion (36:05) The Process of Creating Tracks (43:28) Strategies for Increasing Spotify Streams (52:59) The Importance of Agencies and Networking in the Music Industry

This is an old recording of Joey giving a keynote at Dancefair, a music conference in the Netherlands. This is still relevant to building an artist career in 2024. We hope you get some value out of this one!

In this episode, Ralph, Joey, and Jobke discuss the main sources of income for artists in 2024-2025. They mention streaming, gigs, music sales, publishing, and ghost-producing as the primary sources of income. They also discuss the importance of building a direct fan relationship and the role of Patreon and other direct fan payment platforms. The conversation touches on the challenges artists face in the music industry, including waiting for feedback from labels and the financial aspects of being an artist. They also mention the importance of having entrepreneurial traits and the need to balance passion with financial considerations. (00:00) Introduction (08:12) The Art of Mixing in Music Production (29:31) Building a Direct Fan Relationship (46:16) The Importance of Entrepreneurial Traits

In this episode, we talk about the challenges of using different software and plugins, and the importance of having a streamlined workflow. We also touch on the decline in streaming subscriber growth and revenue growth in the music industry, as well as the resurgence of physical music formats like vinyl and CDs. We share personal stories about our gaming experiences and how we’ve got our nicknames. We discuss the value of connecting with fans on a deeper level and the satisfaction it brings. We discuss the changing landscape of the music industry, the importance of authenticity and craftsmanship and… the conversation ends with some shameless self-promotion (as always) (00:00) Introduction (09:02) Challenges with Software and Plugins (21:51) Resurgence of Physical Music Formats (29:50) The Importance of Direct Fan Relationships (33:47) The Significance of Unique Usernames (39:46) Gaming Experiences and Nicknames (41:12) Adapting to the Changing Landscape (45:17) The Importance of Authenticity and Craftsmanshi

In this episode, we discuss our nostalgia for MySpace and the rise and fall of the platform. We also reminisce about LimeWire and the era of downloading music. The conversation then shifts to a review of the Ultra Live Sets and the emergence of drum and bass in mainstream music. We discuss the diversity of lineups at music festivals and the appreciation for drum and bass as a genre. We discuss the challenges of getting booked at Ultra Music Festival, the factors that influence a promoter's decision, and the importance of building relationships. We also talk about the differences between signing a track to a label and signing an exclusive deal, as well as the platforms that provide the most success for artists. (00:00) Introduction and Nostalgia for MySpace (10:05) Review of Ultra Live Sets (14:21) Lineup Diversity at Music Festivals (18:32) Getting Booked at Ultra (25:45) Signing with a Label (34:13) Platforms for Success (39:03) The Importance of Branding (46:09) Working with Artists with Big Egos (53:0

In this episode, we talk about a Dutch rapper who is setting up a protest against his record label. We talk about why the deals between artists and labels are unfair and how you can deal with it as an artist. We also answer questions from the Discord Community! (00:00) Introduction and Catching Up (02:57) Ronnie Flex's Protest Against Record Label (08:54) Low Royalties in the Music Industry (13:01) The Challenges of Fighting Against the Industry (21:07) The Role of Label Heads and Gatekeepers (22:50) The Changing Landscape of Music Production and Gatekeepers (26:31) The Importance of Negotiating Booking Fees (33:15) The Relevance of Older Music Styles in Today's Market (40:39) Coping with Fame and Scrutiny Join the Artist Coaching Community on Discord! https://discord.gg/8NmAxsXTYn Looking for a coach? https://www.artistcoaching.nl/ Follow us on: https://www.tiktok.com/@artistcoaching https://www.instagram.com/artistcoachingnl/ https://www.facebook.com/artistcoachingnl

In this episode, we answer questions from the community about sending demos to labels, managing time effectively, negotiating with major labels, choosing the right label for a release, and bringing a boring drop to life. We also share their most embarrassing moments on tour! (00:00) Introduction (03:10) Best Way to Send a Demo (10:10) Time Management (24:05) Choosing a Label (27:38) Bringing a Boring Drop to Life (31:18) Most Embarrassing Tour Moments (31:29) Embarrassing Moments (35:57) Tips and Tricks from W&W (38:53) Collaborations (40:15) Finishing Songs (46:15) Maximizing Opportunities Join the Artist Coaching Community on Discord! https://discord.gg/8NmAxsXTYn Want to get coached by us? https://www.artistcoaching.nl/ Follow us on: https://www.tiktok.com/@artistcoaching https://www.instagram.com/artistcoachingnl/ https://www.facebook.com/artistcoachingnl

In this episode, Ralph, Joey, and Jobke discuss various topics.. We go from left to right but in short, we covered topics such as the influence of the Swedish House Mafia on the fashion of DJs, favorite festivals, authenticity and the power of doing physical work. (00:00) Intro (01:30) Appearance and style (23:47) Swedish fashion and influence (28:17) Challenges with ticketing and venue capacity (28:33) Dealing with online haters and negativity (30:08) The joy of connecting with fans and being a man of the people (32:21) The importance of authenticity and integrity in the music industry (34:15) The appeal of physical work and creating something tangible (41:29) The limitations of polishing a turd in music production (43:07) The benefits of collaboration and being open to new ideas (45:16) The power of feedback and the influence of established artists (49:45) The importance of quality control and attention to detail in music production Join the Artist Coaching Community on Discord! https://discord.gg/8NmAxsX

It's time for a brand-new episode full of wisdom bombs. The club is complete again, Jay recovered from his severe man flue and Ralph is sharp as ever. In this episode, we discuss topics such as running a business as an artist, knowing when you are in an 'everyone is a genius' phase, AI music producer tools and we answer questions from the community! (00:00) Introduction and Jay's Return (02:42) Realizing the Business Side of Being an Artist (03:39) The Importance of Being Proactive in Your Career (07:24) The Everyone's a Genius Phase (19:39) The Benefits of Cover Versions over Remixes (21:13) Why Some Artists Don't Show Their Music-Making Process (23:36) The Expectations of Artists in the Dance Music Industry (26:34) The Perception of Magic in the Music Industry (29:34) Ultra Music Festival Tickets (33:31) AI Tools in the Studio (37:35) Time Spent on Finished Tracks (42:17) Number of IDs Leading to Finished Tracks (46:15) Arrangement Considerations for Tracks Join the Artist Coaching