HeyJaredModern Musician's Survival Guide
Being a musician today takes more than just talent. Between online presence, streaming platforms, building an audience, managing finances and finding your uniqueness, the path can feel overwhelming.
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5 Signs Your Career Needs a Reset and What to Do About It (opens the original)
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In this solo episode of Modern Musician’s Survival Guide Podcast, Ghenadie explores five signs that your music career might need a reset and what you can do when you start noticing them. For musicians, September can feel like a second New Year. A new season begins, calendars fill up again, projects restart and it can be a useful moment to zoom out and ask whether the way we are working still reflects the career and life we actually want. Sometimes the signs are obvious. But sometimes, on paper,
Adaptability, Skills and Entrepreneurship in Music with Alessandro Baticci (opens the original)
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In this episode of Modern Musician’s Survival Guide, Ghenadie speaks with flutist, composer and entrepreneur Alessandro Baticci about adaptability, skills and entrepreneurship in music. Alessandro shares his journey as a musician, his experience navigating different musical and professional environments and the path that eventually led him to create Woodify Sound Solution. The conversation explores what it means to build a sustainable career in music today, especially in a changing industry wher
7 Practical Ways I Use AI as a Musician (opens the original)
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In this episode of Modern Musician’s Survival Guide, Ghenadie shares 7 practical ways he uses AI as a musician. Rather than talking about AI in abstract terms, this episode looks at how AI can support the real work around a music career: content creation, brainstorming, writing, planning, business development, admin, research, organization and finances. AI is not a replacement for musicians, creativity, judgement, or critical thinking. But when used thoughtfully, it can become a useful tool for
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