When I started, I had to engineer, produce, compose, write, and perform my own album. The album got an Angel investment to build a bedroom studio/home studio.

Publishing has to be established. It’s still all pulling together.

I’m at the stage where I have a really strong team.

Here in New York as well, a list of nightclubs who want performances - which is the real profit maker, along with NFTs, paid hourly rates on producing others.

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Would tools for collabing with artists via nostr be useful to you? What causes the most friction in the publishing process?

I’ve been drawing up a plan to bring everyone here. My co-produce bought my flight ticket for Nostrica.

It’s great because everything we do is too-secret. We can trust the communication on it, & it’s fast for tiny-talk.

The most friction in the publishing process is when your workload is so heavy, it’s like the last thing you want to think about - & your dates have to be aligned properly, split sheets written, the work needs to be reviewed for errors (engineering errors), it has to be perfect before it’s our & also be on time - probably the greatest conflict; it can get tedious making sure the sample on TikTok is the perfect section of a song, to aligning all the visuals on multi-channel marketing. It needs a team, but one person can do it - we all have to wear many hats, probably the most exhausting part of the musical artistic process.

*my co- producer

*everything we do is top secret

Absolutely yes, especially when we start building visual content. The interaction on Nostr is beautiful 🥹

Oh that’s interesting. So visuals are an important part of the music production process?

Oh yes, without visuals - no one is going to have the desire to listen to your music.

Ideally in publishing for a label, the visual deadlines would be in alignment to releases.