Good breakdown. Many people don't understand a record label, or the music BUSINESS itself is a business first and foremost. A close friend of mine who was an employee of a major label told me more than 20 years ago that the music business is 90% business and 10% music. The truth is, anything that is creative that becomes a big business will eventually sacrifice some of it's creativity. It's like the owners of a mom and pop store having a close direct relationship with their employees, but if they become a big corporation, then they will have to adopt elements of a bureaucracy, because now it is too big for the heads to be directly related to the employees. The record label essentially gives you a loan against your career. Your potential career is basically collateral on the loan, which is understandable from a purely business perspective, because a major label can potentially invest millions of dollars in production, promotion, marketing, etc. so to stay viable entities, they have to get their money back first, the same way a bank loan is mostly interest the first few years. The truth is, there is not a single business in the world that just gives away millions of dollars and it isn't some from of investment. The creative side of music and the business side are dramatically different elements. If the artist is writing ALL of their own material, producing ALL of their own material, and performing ALL of their own material, then they get a bigger piece of the initial pie. But if labels are paying for that big name producer and big name music video director and the big name lyricists and ghostwriters, etc. then you as the artist are paying for that also.
If the artist is writing ALL of their own material, producing ALL of their own material, and performing ALL of their own material then why sign with a Record Label?
@@ericdavidwallacebecause the label focuses on the marketing aspects of things, not directly the music part. for the most part, a new and upcoming artist is not going to be able to cover touring, copywright issues, and profit from different ways of their music being used (i.e different streaming platforms). this is where the label comes in and deals with it at the EXPENSE of the artist giving a percentage of their royalties. the more money the artist makes, the less the label takes and the more each party benefits.
Im unsign artist ready to takeover the world with my latest music online RISKYFONIA title IJO KESE boss I need help label help to move this job well boss
I really appreciate this man! Breaking this down and making it clear what’s going on demystifies the business. Definitely getting a subscription from me!
Music Money Makeover Show I got the bell on and everything 👍 keep it up for real. I’ll definitely share this with some of my college mates interested in making money with their music. After checking out a couple other videos from you I can tell you are gold 💪😤
I get the record label is a business and out to make money. I was thinking about it. However, if im already a songwriter and have a recording studio in my room, it seems like mixing and mastering and then promoting and selling my merchandise is better off. For a lil more effort you make way more money. Technically you pay anyways it sounds like its just a loan with high interest rates
And this shit is why I may never join one if I end up making music or encourage someone to join one... most of u goofy mfs just see artists as tools and it's sick asf
Thanks for all the info on how the money made from the music industry is distributed. HOWEVER, you completely overlooked telling us WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM TO BEGIN WITH! WHERE DOES IT START FROM?! Years ago, the original money to fund the record industry started from people buying records in a retail outlet -- a record store. WHERE NOW, DOES THE MONEY ORIGINATE FROM, ORIGINATE FROM, ORIGINATE FROM -- did I say "originate from"? -- I'LL SAY IT AGAIN! NOWADAYS, IN TODAY'S RECORD INDUSTRY, WHERE DOES THE MONEY ORIGINATE FROM?!!!
Thank you for your feed back, record companies are way more complicated than your talking about. There is nothing simple about a record company....Not here to debate, that is my comment.
How about a non profit record label where everyone involved gets paid for their contribution including the CEO of the label except no profit is taken for the label itself? That way we can all get rich together instead of the company or corporation sucking it all in. That's the direction we need to go in...
Thank you for sharing and teaching us information about record labels, because of you I now have a little context about them. Thank you bro, learn everyday! Little by little... 😎👌
No matter how you get around it you still need a record label, unless you’re super rich you’re not going to beat the machine and the corporate giants: even if you can maintain a buzz and go viral independently it would be wise to still sign with a major label, because you can use your buzz to negotiate a nice deal in your favor, at that point you will most likely be in a bidding war where you can navigate the ship and control a cruise a little better. The hotter you are the better the treatment you’re gonna get. Unless you sitting on millions I would recommend signing with a label, just get an experience lawyer to review the contract before you sign anything
so a record label distributes, promotes and sells your music (and bunch of other stuff to), keeps a certain percentage of the revenue for themselves and gives the rest of it to the producer, right?
Thats what your team do, if you are a pro artist you have your own team before going to a record label, they are in charge of promoting your next album. The label just give you money so you can pay for studio time, shoot videos, pay your people and traveling. Source: T-Pain
Record labels have made a lot of artists stars, but the cost to the artist is ridiculous! We need to go back to the old, old days when wealthy aristocrats and socialites became patrons to musical artists and voluntarily financed the artists early careers purely out of love for the art. But, unfortunately, the socialites and aristocrats we have today seem only to be interested in promoting themselves as personalities in reality shows, ,clothing and cosmetic lines, and social media and such. EVERYBODY wants to be a star!
I have a question would they give you all the money then tell you what to pay them or will they just take. There percentage before they give you the check
Hi, thanks for all the information. This was helpful. I'm an unsigned Artist and I'm faced with a situation where a label is keen to work with me, but not really sure if their terms are fair or not - 1) 50/50 profit sharing 2) I need to pay for the recordings 3) Marketing costs to be borne by the label And obviously there's no guarantee that it'll be successful, which is understandable. Any suggestions/advice will be highly appreciated. Cheers.
I got a Question ⁉️ does a record labels request money from a new artist to sign a contract ... for an example they ask a new artist for $350 to $400 to get the contract drawn up so they can arrange the signature ...
10-20% of their money? Is that not a steal? Edit: I'm so confused it says they pay for everything but then you pay it all back? So a record label is like a loan? So a record label for music is like a student loan for education? Is a record label needed for the artists that get big? Or do they usually have one? Just wondering
Yes a record deal that you get from a record label is in fact a high interest loan. So when an artist seeks out a deal that has more traction and has done more ground work he/she can get, in a more simple phrase, a lower interest rate. If you want to go mainstream and not viral you will need a record label because they hold the keys to everything!
Blessings blessings sir. My name is Chris. Thank you so much for the information about Record labels on UA-cam. My question is if I pay for my own recording, mixing, mastering, if I pay for all of that, do I still owe anyone any money for any further production? Thank you.
The label only promotes the Sound Recording copyright (Masters). Publishers promote the Performing Arts copyright (aka the composition and or publishing). Lastly you are correct Distro Kid does distribute.
I am law student from Croatia, Europe and even thou we have different law cultures i like your expression and discipline on this it helps a lot! Well done :D
Hey man, i have small doubt, anyone please answer this. For instance i sign a record deal and they give me a advance of 30k. And i make a song, but the song only made 20k? What will happen? Do i have to pay the label with my own money or will they take from future songs?
Good Question simply put they will take if from future earnings. For the record the song will never stop earning money as long as its promoted to some degree. Watch this video on my channel ua-cam.com/video/NLN4nJB1jUc/v-deo.html
I’ll rather struggle it out than mess with a record label. If it’s really about the creations of the music, it will sell itself and you would get paid fairly for your work
NEW ARTISTE (TRBWON) MUSIC COMING SOON WILL BE AVAILABLE ON ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS.. SPOTIFY ITUNES APPLE MUSIC PANDORA AND AMAZON.. JUST TO NAME A FEW
So it's a 80/20 split in favor of the record label, with all costs for producing is for the artist to pay from that 20%. Omg. Thanks for the info. Artists should really find creative ways around this daylight robbery, the split should really be the other way around, because as an artist, I should get to choose who I want to give the 20% to. Someone started the reverse business model and the rest (most times Artists themselves) jumped onto the wagon to do the exact same rip off on new Artists. Thanks for your explanations on this.
Can a CEO of a record label make money and still pay an artist fairly? I want to start a label because I have friends who have music and I wanna support them
Record Labels Explained | What do Record Labels Actually Do? Record labels play a crucial role in the music industry by discovering and signing artists, financing and producing their music, promoting and distributing their work, and handling contracts, marketing, and other logistical aspects of an artist's career. They act as a mentor and partner to help artists navigate the complex world of the music business and ultimately achieve success in reaching a larger audience and generating revenue from their music.
The Recording Contract from a record label is an extremely complicated thing. In my Commercial Business of Music class in college we had 3 books, 1 of which was dedicated to just the Record Contract. It was bigger than the other 2 books combied, by A LOT, was well over 600 pages long, and was extremely technical. As others have already said, READ THE CONTRACT BEFORE YOU SIGN IT. ALSO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A LAWYER WITH YOU. I cannot stress this enough. Unless you are very well versed in the technical terminology of law, get a damn lawyer to help you understanding the contract in full. Otherwise you will more than likely get screwed.
For someone who plans on writing their own even producing some of their music this doesn’t sound right. You get the advance in return for them taking ownership of your music and you making 15% while they make 85% and then you still have to pay the advance back? What is the point
@@MusicMoneyMakeover music production! It’s all about producing music, live sound engineering, recording and the industry/marketing. I couldn’t find a reputable source to use for my current assignment on the music industry. And this just saved my life
There is no age to creating art. If you feel you can do it now do it now. Rapping doesn’t start with the studio first it starts with writing your stories as rhymes first and rhyming on time to a snap, foot stomp, clap, beatbox, or something simple.
You start putting out content online and do a few small shows with your material to see how people respond. Learn a little SEO and marketing for online purposes and pay attention to crowd response at shows and on online content. Remember a tree never starts as a tree but as a seed. Start small.
If I live in America, is it possible to join Cash Money, the recordings and become a famous singer with millions of wealth, such as Lil Wayne, Nicki Minnig, Drake and others 
Anything is possible but that record label is not functioning as it used to and you should separate your fantasy from reality and really do some research on that label to see if it's something that you'd want to be apart of.
Just start rapping every chance you get. Be like yo, bruh, I'm a rapper, and then start rapping. You might also get known as a crazy guy, but you will get known as a rapper.
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I signed to an agency owned by Sony Japan, & its the most straightforward procedure I have done lately.
Cool.
Good breakdown. Many people don't understand a record label, or the music BUSINESS itself is a business first and foremost. A close friend of mine who was an employee of a major label told me more than 20 years ago that the music business is 90% business and 10% music.
The truth is, anything that is creative that becomes a big business will eventually sacrifice some of it's creativity. It's like the owners of a mom and pop store having a close direct relationship with their employees, but if they become a big corporation, then they will have to adopt elements of a bureaucracy, because now it is too big for the heads to be directly related to the employees.
The record label essentially gives you a loan against your career. Your potential career is basically collateral on the loan, which is understandable from a purely business perspective, because a major label can potentially invest millions of dollars in production, promotion, marketing, etc. so to stay viable entities, they have to get their money back first, the same way a bank loan is mostly interest the first few years. The truth is, there is not a single business in the world that just gives away millions of dollars and it isn't some from of investment.
The creative side of music and the business side are dramatically different elements. If the artist is writing ALL of their own material, producing ALL of their own material, and performing ALL of their own material, then they get a bigger piece of the initial pie. But if labels are paying for that big name producer and big name music video director and the big name lyricists and ghostwriters, etc. then you as the artist are paying for that also.
If the artist is writing ALL of their own material, producing ALL of their own material, and performing ALL of their own material then why sign with a Record Label?
@@ericdavidwallacebecause the label focuses on the marketing aspects of things, not directly the music part.
for the most part, a new and upcoming artist is not going to be able to cover touring, copywright issues, and profit from different ways of their music being used (i.e different streaming platforms). this is where the label comes in and deals with it at the EXPENSE of the artist giving a percentage of their royalties. the more money the artist makes, the less the label takes and the more each party benefits.
True marketing is very expensive.@@udoizem
Lol so basically the label is doing what I could do for myself as an artist..thank for this🙏🏾
Ngl is pretty hard to do the things label do for you if you got no money. If you are already a stablished artist you can tho
you can, but you need toooonnnnns of money
@@alperignonmusic962 big facts bro if y’all artist tap in with me I’m open to collaborating
@@mrdanbino7498 I do german rap but Im open for some english german collab
Yea but you might not have the connections nor the finances.
I'm going to start my own label eventually. So much to learn. Thanks for your helpful video.
more labels than artists right now
Im unsign artist ready to takeover the world with my latest music online RISKYFONIA title IJO KESE boss I need help label help to move this job well boss
@@user-ob9zo9cr4cthat’s not the truth at all😂😂
Would you be willing to do a topic on "the importance of PRE SALES" ?
I really appreciate this man! Breaking this down and making it clear what’s going on demystifies the business. Definitely getting a subscription from me!
Thanks for the sub I appreciate it!
Music Money Makeover Show I got the bell on and everything 👍 keep it up for real. I’ll definitely share this with some of my college mates interested in making money with their music. After checking out a couple other videos from you I can tell you are gold 💪😤
I get the record label is a business and out to make money. I was thinking about it. However, if im already a songwriter and have a recording studio in my room, it seems like mixing and mastering and then promoting and selling my merchandise is better off. For a lil more effort you make way more money. Technically you pay anyways it sounds like its just a loan with high interest rates
Just found this video. Simple but heavy. I'll go through your whole channel now. And of course I subscribed. Thanks a lot man!
Thanks man! Let me know if you have any questions!
please help me understand producer points with and without major label. why does the percentage change
Record labels is the business to get into. Forget about being an artist they are just the vehicle
Yeah but you gotta understand there would be no industry without the subject and that is the artist. It all works together.
@@MusicMoneyMakeover they need each other...for you what is fair share to an artist and music label..to stop there greedy?
And this shit is why I may never join one if I end up making music or encourage someone to join one... most of u goofy mfs just see artists as tools and it's sick asf
it takes 2 to tango. also their fan base
Whew!!!!!! A wealth of information. Many thanks for teaching us sir. Much appreciated.
Thank you frank, ❤ great explanation & breakdown, easy to understand
"I wanna be frank with you."
Hello, Frank.
Ok.
@@MusicMoneyMakeover 😂
Cheesy
Hi man loved the way you explained and hope you will be making more and more videos like this I appreciate it.
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Amazing breakdown, so easy to understand, keep it up the hard work bruv
Thanks, will do!
Thanks for all the info on how the money made from the music industry is distributed. HOWEVER, you completely overlooked telling us WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM TO BEGIN WITH! WHERE DOES IT START FROM?! Years ago, the original money to fund the record industry started from people buying records in a retail outlet -- a record store. WHERE NOW, DOES THE MONEY ORIGINATE FROM, ORIGINATE FROM, ORIGINATE FROM -- did I say "originate from"? -- I'LL SAY IT AGAIN! NOWADAYS, IN TODAY'S RECORD INDUSTRY, WHERE DOES THE MONEY ORIGINATE FROM?!!!
ill just start my own record label
Go for it!
Thank you for your feed back, record companies are way more complicated than your talking about. There is nothing simple about a record company....Not here to debate, that is my comment.
How about a non profit record label where everyone involved gets paid for their contribution including the CEO of the label except no profit is taken for the label itself? That way we can all get rich together instead of the company or corporation sucking it all in.
That's the direction we need to go in...
Thank you brother! Peace & Light ✨
Thank you for sharing and teaching us information about record labels, because of you I now have a little context about them. Thank you bro, learn everyday! Little by little... 😎👌
No problem, anytime! Make sure you subscribe!
No matter how you get around it you still need a record label, unless you’re super rich you’re not going to beat the machine and the corporate giants: even if you can maintain a buzz and go viral independently it would be wise to still sign with a major label, because you can use your buzz to negotiate a nice deal in your favor, at that point you will most likely be in a bidding war where you can navigate the ship and control a cruise a little better. The hotter you are the better the treatment you’re gonna get. Unless you sitting on millions I would recommend signing with a label, just get an experience lawyer to review the contract before you sign anything
Correct the problem of both side is money...people are greedy in money ..lets face it..
Network network network and utilize your resources.
Tell that to Hopsin and Funk Volume
Watch how I prove u wrong🤝🏿
w internet and a strong fan base you actually don't
so a record label distributes, promotes and sells your music (and bunch of other stuff to), keeps a certain percentage of the revenue for themselves and gives the rest of it to the producer, right?
Yep.
Thats what your team do, if you are a pro artist you have your own team before going to a record label, they are in charge of promoting your next album. The label just give you money so you can pay for studio time, shoot videos, pay your people and traveling. Source: T-Pain
Back again!!!! You the man :)
Thx Bro!!!! Appreciate You!!!
Thanks for watching make sure you subscribe!
Record labels have made a lot of artists stars, but the cost to the artist is ridiculous! We need to go back to the old, old days when wealthy aristocrats and socialites became patrons to musical artists and voluntarily financed the artists early careers purely out of love for the art. But, unfortunately, the socialites and aristocrats we have today seem only to be interested in promoting themselves as personalities in reality shows, ,clothing and cosmetic lines, and social media and such. EVERYBODY wants to be a star!
Great info. I had to replay some things a few times to catch on. Gold info.
Glad it was helpful!
10:46 - 10:51
where do I get that sound
That’s a beat I made years ago.
LOL I realized I responded from the wrong account lol
I have a question would they give you all the money then tell you what to pay them or will they just take. There percentage before they give you the check
Hi, thanks for all the information. This was helpful. I'm an unsigned Artist and I'm faced with a situation where a label is keen to work with me, but not really sure if their terms are fair or not -
1) 50/50 profit sharing
2) I need to pay for the recordings
3) Marketing costs to be borne by the label
And obviously there's no guarantee that it'll be successful, which is understandable.
Any suggestions/advice will be highly appreciated. Cheers.
Don’t do it
Do not do it
Don't do it
Learnt alot here thank you from the UK
Very knowledgeable.. I appreciate it
Thanks Wayne! Make sure you subscribe!
What if you make the beats, mix and master etc. Do u make more money from them or
I got a Question ⁉️
does a record labels request money from a new artist to sign a contract ... for an example they ask a new artist for $350 to $400 to get the contract drawn up so they can arrange the signature ...
Great info, thanks.
10-20% of their money? Is that not a steal?
Edit: I'm so confused it says they pay for everything but then you pay it all back? So a record label is like a loan? So a record label for music is like a student loan for education?
Is a record label needed for the artists that get big? Or do they usually have one? Just wondering
Yes a record deal that you get from a record label is in fact a high interest loan. So when an artist seeks out a deal that has more traction and has done more ground work he/she can get, in a more simple phrase, a lower interest rate. If you want to go mainstream and not viral you will need a record label because they hold the keys to everything!
Yes you you have need a only fame And Already Eastablishedment and success then you do without money 💰❤️
That’s what. You can try to produce, engineer, market and distribute your music yourself or accept the 80/20 deal with a label.
And Kanyes contract is available online .. great way to study the game.
Blessings blessings sir. My name is Chris. Thank you so much for the information about Record labels on UA-cam. My question is if I pay for my own recording, mixing, mastering, if I pay for all of that, do I still owe anyone any money for any further production? Thank you.
Man ya videos are amazing bro Thank You
Anytime
You have to pay them for everything they do for you!. Prince didn't believe in contracts when he established Paisley Park Studios!.
Basically:
Label: Masters, Publishes, Distributes, Sells, Copyrights the music
While services like Distrokid: Just distributes the music. Right?
Thank you 🙏🏻
@@-AM011 Let Casey confirms this first
The label only promotes the Sound Recording copyright (Masters). Publishers promote the Performing Arts copyright (aka the composition and or publishing). Lastly you are correct Distro Kid does distribute.
@@MusicMoneyMakeover Thanks for your answer.
I am law student from Croatia, Europe and even thou we have different law cultures i like your expression and discipline on this it helps a lot! Well done :D
Thank you! 😃
Hey man, i have small doubt, anyone please answer this. For instance i sign a record deal and they give me a advance of 30k. And i make a song, but the song only made 20k? What will happen? Do i have to pay the label with my own money or will they take from future songs?
Good Question simply put they will take if from future earnings. For the record the song will never stop earning money as long as its promoted to some degree. Watch this video on my channel ua-cam.com/video/NLN4nJB1jUc/v-deo.html
I’ll rather struggle it out than mess with a record label. If it’s really about the creations of the music, it will sell itself and you would get paid fairly for your work
Stop being lazy and read your contract instead of just signing them. One of the BIGGEST MISTAKES people make
You give the best info..I preciate you 💪🏾 #StayDown ⚓️..
Always
Great content, to the point. Thanks
Nice channel my broda, god bless you
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Does it go on UA-cam and which UA-cam account?
So it's a 80/20 split in favor of the record label, with all costs for producing is for the artist to pay from that 20%. Omg. Thanks for the info. Artists should really find creative ways around this daylight robbery, the split should really be the other way around, because as an artist, I should get to choose who I want to give the 20% to. Someone started the reverse business model and the rest (most times Artists themselves) jumped onto the wagon to do the exact same rip off on new Artists. Thanks for your explanations on this.
Keep up the good content 👌 💯💎
Thanks, for sure! Make sure you subscribe and download some free stuff in the description!
How do you know this stuff? Where you working with record labels?
Thanks for this video bro
No problem!
SUBBED! this information is great thank you
Thanks for the sub!
What does executive Producer do anyway that a Producer couldn't do?
How can you tell if a record labels email is legit?
Good explanation
So how do they get the music?
Im 13 years old and i do content creation and i fell into music recently and this is something i wanna do but ion know crap! haha!
Can a CEO of a record label make money and still pay an artist fairly? I want to start a label because I have friends who have music and I wanna support them
What percentage of the money does the artist get in the end.
I'm going to turn this into an episode
Music Money Makeover Show i also wrote another comment please reply
Love this brother !!!!! Hope we can collab one day
Thanks Man I appreciate it.
How does the record label get the music after recording it?
@@sadalbo thanks
Record Labels Explained | What do Record Labels Actually Do?
Record labels play a crucial role in the music industry by discovering and signing artists, financing and producing their music, promoting and distributing their work, and handling contracts, marketing, and other logistical aspects of an artist's career. They act as a mentor and partner to help artists navigate the complex world of the music business and ultimately achieve success in reaching a larger audience and generating revenue from their music.
they are the best!!!
Loved the video but I would like to know whether you think i should get signed
The Recording Contract from a record label is an extremely complicated thing. In my Commercial Business of Music class in college we had 3 books, 1 of which was dedicated to just the Record Contract.
It was bigger than the other 2 books combied, by A LOT, was well over 600 pages long, and was extremely technical.
As others have already said, READ THE CONTRACT BEFORE YOU SIGN IT. ALSO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A LAWYER WITH YOU. I cannot stress this enough. Unless you are very well versed in the technical terminology of law, get a damn lawyer to help you understanding the contract in full. Otherwise you will more than likely get screwed.
For someone who plans on writing their own even producing some of their music this doesn’t sound right. You get the advance in return for them taking ownership of your music and you making 15% while they make 85% and then you still have to pay the advance back? What is the point
Right.
Great info thanks xxx
If you’re not good at rapping or making music will they help you out. ????
You’ve got to have some traction befor you even get on the record labels radar.
If you’re not good you will have to develop on your own. That’s a personal journey.
@Dye Dye it’s an investment task they need to see potential where they can make back their money and make profit too
i love this guy
Thanks!
Hey! I need help setting up stuff for my music. Would love so advice. How can I book you?
So how much will the artist get in the end.
Thanks for the info.
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Where do I get starting Capitol?
this video just saved my degree
What? A degree in what?
@@MusicMoneyMakeover music production! It’s all about producing music, live sound engineering, recording and the industry/marketing. I couldn’t find a reputable source to use for my current assignment on the music industry. And this just saved my life
@@ThatgirlnamedAnnie What school? I went to CRAS out in Phoenix back in 2005
@@MusicMoneyMakeover Wakefield university centre in the uk
how can i get the book?
It's in the links below all of my videos.
How do you find a record label?
Look on the bottom of albums on spotify and apple music. You're gonna have to develop some investigative skills in this game if you're going to win!
Where’s the part 2
Bro ..loved your video..its just that there is a singer whom I wanna promote ...wish me good luck .
Best of luck. You can do this!
What about indie labels
Gold🔌
Thank You!
How does it get into your bank account?
number still work in 2021?
Yep but I've been under the weather for the last few days
How old do u have to be to start rapping
There is no age to creating art. If you feel you can do it now do it now. Rapping doesn’t start with the studio first it starts with writing your stories as rhymes first and rhyming on time to a snap, foot stomp, clap, beatbox, or something simple.
Good video.
How to you get your audience?
You start putting out content online and do a few small shows with your material to see how people respond. Learn a little SEO and marketing for online purposes and pay attention to crowd response at shows and on online content. Remember a tree never starts as a tree but as a seed. Start small.
@@MusicMoneyMakeover understand boss
Good one
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They give them rights to remix it, learn it, play it, remake it
THX U!!!
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That is great thank you I will be texting you.
Do not text me contact me here musicmoneymakeover.com/contact
If I live in America, is it possible to join Cash Money, the recordings and become a famous singer with millions of wealth, such as Lil Wayne, Nicki Minnig, Drake and others

Anything is possible but that record label is not functioning as it used to and you should separate your fantasy from reality and really do some research on that label to see if it's something that you'd want to be apart of.
new subscriber here!
Thank you Christine
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they basically fund poor artists and promote them and pocket most of the money for themselves.
Pretty much
DOpe info
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How can I become known in the community as a rapper?
That’s a short question with a complex answer. Text me 470-291-5767
How I'm in UK
Do u have WA?
Just start rapping every chance you get. Be like yo, bruh, I'm a rapper, and then start rapping. You might also get known as a crazy guy, but you will get known as a rapper.
crushsatan thx
💯💯
Isn’t this the stuff Lou Pearman was doing?