>>17169551Where all the great artists started: down at your local pub, putting in all the work in the amateur scene.
There's still a lot of talent that gets signed from there. As long as there are pubs and clubs, there's a demand for live bands/singers.
Youtube and Spotify are just two platforms you can use for accessibility. Using them for promotion is a mug's game.
Ideally you're on everything, and promote your work with live performances. More platforms, bigger net, larger chances of reaching the audience.
Might sound oldfashioned, but it has never stopped working this way.
The most important thing is to write topical songs.
None of this "it's Friday and we're gonna drink and party" shit, it's the most dimeless thing on the market.
"I woke up when the world was gone, book is closed, could never read the tome" shit like that.
