HeyJaredArtist Coaching Podcast
For DJs, producers, and creatives who are done guessing and want to actually grow.Every week, Joey, Ralph and Jobke sit down with artists, industry experts, and creators to talk about the stuff that really matters: consistency, branding, mindset, social media, career…
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Why Everyone in Dance Music Sounds the Same (Mastering Engineer Explains) (opens the original)
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Tickets for our ADE event -> https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/1998946014339?aff=oddtdtcreator If someone took your name off your tracks, would anyone notice? Jeffrey, aka Da Goose, is a full-time mastering engineer who started as a DJ and producer in the vinyl days. Today he hears a lot of music that sounds the same. We talk about sample packs, the missing gatekeeper, and why a track he made in six minutes became one of his best sellers. Plus the music a label called too experimental, right before it
Do Deadlines Help You Finish a Track? (ft. Ralph, Bassjackers) (opens the original)
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Old school catch up episode with Ralph from Bassjackers. We get into whether deadlines actually help you finish a track, how Bassjackers test unfinished music before release, what's coming on their new album, and whether ADE is still worth the cost in 2026. Honest, unscripted conversation for DJs and producers who care about building a sustainable career instead of chasing hype. Timestamps: (00:00) Old-school catch-up with Ralph (07:38) Do deadlines help you finish a track (10:41) Testing tracks
Sonan Woke Up To 1 Million Views. Then The Real Work Started. (opens the original)
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Sonan made music in his bedroom for ten years without releasing anything. Then he posted one piano clip to 50 TikTok followers, went to bed, and woke up to a million views and every major label in his inbox. This episode is about what came after. Why he signed with a niche label instead of a major, why he finished three tracks before releasing a follow-up, and why he put a two-month trial period on his management deal. Honest conversation about building a career that lasts longer than one song.
Why Your Content Gets Views But No Fans (The Fan Funnel Explained) (opens the original)
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Most artists post content and get views, but almost none of it turns into real fans. That is not a content problem, it is a structure problem. In this solo episode, I walk through the Fan Funnel, the model I use in coaching with DJs and producers to explain how a stranger becomes a superfan. Four layers: visibility, relatability, connection, and community. Most artists never leave the first one. There are slides in this one, so watch the video version if you can. Free document and Discord detail
He Decides Which Artists Get Brand Deals at VaynerX, with Mike Boyd (opens the original)
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Mike Boyd runs the music department at VaynerX, the agency he helped start with Gary Vaynerchuk when it had eight people. He decides which artists get brand money, and he once signed a country artist with 300 monthly listeners on Spotify. In this episode, he explains what he actually looks for, why content often matters more than streams, and why most independent artists rule themselves out too early. We also cover local brand partnerships, free gear, why niche artists are becoming more valuable
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