Plugged Into takes a look at how to build an artist as an entrepreneur and the issues artists are having to overcome in the music industry today. Each episode hosts a new guest from CEO's to Grammy award winning artists to ask a series of questions around artist development. This podcast is for anyone who wants to learn more about what the music industry is like today in practice from a wealth of people with different perspectives. Hosted by Kimmy Dickson the Founder of the platform HyperTribe.io
Designed for the beginner and the professional, 36db Environments simplify the production process giving you all the musical and technical tools you need. 36db will transform the way you make music and give you the production techniques used by some of the most exciting artists in electronic music today.36db Environments are designed by boundary breaking producers Barry Jamieson and David Gardner. They've had Grammy nominations, hit singles, remixes and albums while producing, writing, releasing and remixing for artists and labels such as Sasha, Bonobo, Hot Chip, LNOE, Late Night Tales, Blakkat, Damian Lazarus, John Digweed, Thom Yorke, M83, All Day I Dream, Fabric, Pete Tong, Mylo, Maribou State, A Strangely Isolated Place, London Grammar, New Order, XL Recordings, Lau.ra, Global Underground, Apparat, Rüfüs Du Sol, Mute and Bird Up! Barry and David were involved in the early development of software for Ableton Live, Sonnox and Solid State Logic, and have created content for Native Instruments, Eventide and Arturia. Their experiences inspired them to create exceptional production tools to give inspiration to other producers.
We spoke to Founder of Tape It Thomas Walther about why recording your demos on your phone with their new tech is important to any musician. Tape It is an iPhone app for songwriting and recording - built by musicians, for musicians. We know a lot of singers and songwriters use iPhone's Voice Memos to record ideas. However, it's not musician-friendly; it's often difficult to find old ideas, and listening to longer recordings - like songwriting sessions - is really clumsy. Tape It is designed specifically for musicians, with a simple design to help your creative process. It comes with helpful features like markers, smart waveforms and automatic instrument detection. It also lets you add photo and text notes to recordings, and helps you effortlessly organise your ideas. It's made to capture ideas that you'll actually listen back to. We want to encourage musicians to embrace creativity by capturing raw ideas wherever you may be. Inspiration can strike at any time, and we think the best microphone you have is the one in your pocket. Download Tape It today and give your song ideas a better home. Find out more about Tape It here https://tape.it/ (Tape It - App for songwriting & audio recording)
In this episode we are talking about why the number one question "how do I market my music better?" is not the issue that you are facing. There are so many artists are really thinking that marketing is the reason they are not moving forward in their music but really we are here to set the record straight. In this episode we are digesting the different types of marketing and why it is important as an artist that you know this to make sure you get to where you want to be. Having started to market our services to musicians and truly help them, we have found a lot of what we do is met with scepticism. Questions like "are you really going to help me?" and "will this actually work?" are the product of years of artists being mugged off. FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HYPERTRIBE Free e-book on how to market your music: https://bit.ly/hypertribeebook (https://bit.ly/hypertribeebook) See what Hypertribe can do for you: https://bit.ly/hypertribe-members (https://bit.ly/hypertribe-members) Spread the love on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hyper_tribe/ (https://instagram.com/hyper_tribe)
In this episode we discuss the top reasons we have seen that a musicians career might be stalling. We speak about dedication, singing, songwriting and finding your brand. Each reason given has an actionable step that you can take with you and action today to help you as a musician get over these blocks in music. These top reasons are ones we have witness from our own artist development and working with 5000 artists over the last year. Needless to say we are learning about the current day and how things are helping and stopping artists from progressing. If you want help with your music why not take a look at our website and see what we can do for you as a musician? FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HYPERTRIBE Free e-book on how to market your music: https://bit.ly/hypertribeebook (https://bit.ly/hypertribeebook) See what Hypertribe can do for you: https://bit.ly/hypertribe-members (https://bit.ly/hypertribe-members) Spread the love on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hyper_tribe/ (https://instagram.com/hyper_tribe)
Over the last few years Lil Nas X has shot to fame with the likes of his chart-topping hits such as 'Old Town Road'. He made history for the "longest-running No. 1 song in history, having occupied the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for 19 weeks". There is no doubt that Lil Nas X has found a way not to only create good mainstream music but he has embraced and harnessed the power of the internet. He truly knows the best ways to go viral and create a good online presence and in this post we want to make sure you can learn from the master himself by breaking do key things Lil Nas X does that you can add as a musician to your skillset. Looking for more examples from Lil Nas X? https://www.hypertribe.com/post/3-things-to-learn-about-music-promotion-from-lil-nas-x (Click here.) FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HYPERTRIBE Free e-book on how to market your music: https://bit.ly/hypertribeebook (https://bit.ly/hypertribeebook) See what Hypertribe can do for you: https://bit.ly/hypertribe-members (https://bit.ly/hypertribe-members) Spread the love on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hyper_tribe/ (https://instagram.com/hyper_tribe)
Are you finding it hard to balance your time as a musician? Well in this podcast we are going to be talking a little bit about your schedule as a musician and what is the optimum time to really be creative and really help you as an artist who might have a full-time job or might have a side hustle as well to be to go full time. After speaking to a few of our mentors, as well as some of our members. So our members have been with us over a series of months and they have them working with us full-time in their music. While also a lot of the time having part-time jobs or part-time side gigs. So it sometimes can be really difficult to be able to prioritize your time and also have the time to be creative, more importantly. “What we learned over the last year is that a lot of artists need the space and breathing space to actually be creative on their own.” - Kimmy Dickson, Founder of HyperTribe Want to get your schedule together? Want support for those moments when it feels tough? Become a member today with HyperTribe. https://www.hypertribe.com/our-membership (Click here for details. ) This podcast is hosted by Kimmy Dickson, Founder of HyperTribe.
In this episode we speak about the viral trends on Tiktok and how it has influenced the charts and why every musician should be catching this new trends that is happening. If you are in music and not making video content here is a really brief overview about why you should be. You might not think Tiktok is for you but we know it is. The point is to just start, make things happen and make it reach new audiences that you can share your music with. This insider series is based around the new insights we are uncovering here at HyperTribe. If you need help getting your brand or social media off the ground, or perhaps you are just keen to get started in music https://www.hypertribe.com/ (then join us today). See our post on: https://www.hypertribe.com/post/why-as-a-musician-you-must-be-on-tiktok-creating-a-marketing-culture-for-musicians-with-tiktok (Why as a musician you must be on Tiktok (hypertribe.com)) Hosted by Kimmy Dickson the founder of HyperTribe.
We all need a break and especially as a creative you need the time to feel good about yourself. Perhaps you've just started back at work and you aren't having enough time for your creative project? Well we hear you music artists, producers and even industry folk! You need a https://www.instagram.com/hyper_tribe/ (@hyper_tribe) mental check-in. Go through this 5 minute podcast with https://www.instagram.com/kimidickson/ (@kimidickson) to check in with your mental well-being and make sure you can just start to re-visualise your goals and what is the one thing you can do today? Are you feeling a little overwhelmed? Then just take 5 and reset with a quick listen. Want to see more like this? Head over tohttps://www.hypertribe.com/ ( www.hypertribe.com)
This week we are publishing the audio of one of our masterclasses that you can listen to over at www.hypertribe.com about how to approach bloggers as a musician and artist. Ray goes through a series of points and key do's and don'ts for musicians to follow and she should know as she is the Founder of IndustryMe blog. If you want access to more masterclasses like this head over to www.hypertribe.com and sign up for our membership for access.
In this episode we talk to musician, vocalist and Founder Bishi all about her journey in HyperTribe and her career so far. Bishi speaks about her experience that spans over a decade in music and how artist development has changed. She also convers subject such as discrimination and her new up coming festival under her creative business WITCiH. WITCiH is an inclusive platform supporting Womxn in Tech. WITCiH is an online and real world platform for research, creation, performance and networking. The WITCiH mission is to educate & inspire women the world over through an understanding of Women in Tech & their history. See more about Bishi & WITCiH here: http://www.bishi.co.uk/ (Bishi)
In this episode we speak with Founder & CEO of AudioMob Christian Facey about his work that is changing the industry for indie artists through the gaming world. AudioMob is building the audio advertising space for gaming and upping the transparency between artists and audience. "A lot of these discoveries are really unexpected" - Christian Facey. He speaks about voice synthesis, advertising agencies that are creating an immersive experience and how you bring a character to life. Kimmy Dickson, Founder of HyperTribe asks questions such as "Can we develop a cult following like in gaming? And how is AudioMob helping with this?". If you are interested in this conversation see more at www.hypertribe.com Sign up today on a HyperTriber membership to work with Kimmy Dickson directly to help plan out your personal journey in music.
In this episode we speak to Oggie who is part of the HyperTribe network all about his experience in the West End show Thriller, to working with the Jackson and also performing at the famous Ronnie Scott's jazz bar in London. If you are looking for advice around how to gain opportunities Oggie's story is one for you. We start off with his experience as a muso and talk about how that led him to Ronnie Scott's. From there this singer-songwriter transitioned into a new career as one of the characters in Thriller Live the West End show in London. Oggie's career soon led him to actually working with the Jacksons themselves on a series of tours as a backing singer. If you want to speak to Oggie and hear more about his journey message him directly on the HyperTribe network. Join the network at www.hypertribe.com
Kaylee Golding is a DJ and an award-winning presenter and the producer of Magic FM Breakfast with Ronan Keating & Harriet Scott. She is originally from Birmingham but is now living in East London. Hence why she follows the slogan “Your favourite Gyal From Brum”. Representing who you are is at the heart of all of Kaylee's work. She talks to us about her biggest challenges about getting into radio and also about her own experience now. She speaks to us about how she got into radio and her top tips for getting into radio. She also speaks about representation in radio and her academic work around research and analysis in radio. Kaylee does a run-through of her long day from waking up at 4:30am and what her prep work looks like. This podcast is ideal for anyone who is curious about the roles radio has to offer. "Every single person is responsible to make change" - Kaylee Golding.
In this episode Founder Kimmy Dickson talks all about the momentous milestones that HyperTribe has been through this last year. From mentoring, to the incubator and a few thank you's and shout out's too! If you want to know a little more about HyperTribe and anything in this episode follow us https://www.instagram.com/hyper_tribe/ (@hyper_tribe ) or visit the website https://www.hypertribe.com/ (HyperTribe).
In this episode we speak to Hennny about her experience with HyperTribe and also her music journey. In the last 6 months we have seen Hennny evolve and sign her songs to various labels in the Dance scene. She is an active community member in HyperTribe, who speaks about some key lessons she has learnt along the way. From collaborating to how to get started on Abelton, Hennny covers all of this in her music. If anything this episode will reassure anyone who is in music that there is a kinder and supportive side of the industry that you can tap into and Hennny explain how. She also speaks about how to deal with bad feedback and what to do about keeping enthusiastic. Hosted by Kimmy Dickson, Founder of HyperTribe. Find more out about how to sign up to HyperTribe at https://www.hypertribe.com/ (https://www.hypertribe.com)
In this episode we speak with manager Lee Waller at Just Talent Management all about his role as a music manager. We speak about what the role entails and how to get into management. During this episode Founder of HyperTribe, Kimmy Dickson also asks Lee all about his personal journey and when does a musician really need a manager? Throughout this episode we uncover some of the key questions most artists or future managers want to know. If you want to find out more about Lee join us on the HyperTribe network at www.hypertribe.com and message him directly.
In this episode we speak to Alfy, a producer in the heart of the Egyptian music scene all about how he got into production and the channels he used over in the middle east. Alfy goes through key platforms he and his peers are using for music discovery and collaboration as well as what the current Egyptian music scene holds. This episode is for anyone who is looking to access new territories and wants to collaborate with those on the Egyptian music scene. https://app.hypertribe.com/join?invitation_token=95457989de7fea374e2af0a50a6978dcec551df7-c527ad22-de71-401d-b5d0-7893c8efcc3e (Find Alfy & collaborate with him on the HyperTribe network by signing up for FREE here. ) This is hosted by Kimmy Dickson the Founder of HyperTribe, the artist development community for musicians globally.
In this episode we speak to Katie Guthrie, founder of Underground Sounds Edinburgh all about the live music scene in Scotland. If you want to know what the live music scene is like and where to play in Scotland and what the future holds. Katie talks about her own journey and how she became a promoter, how her role has been affected by Covid-19 and how she has adapted into music PR. If you want to find more on Katie check out Underground Sounds on social media: https://www.instagram.com/undergroundsoundsedinburgh/ (Underground Sounds (@undergroundsoundsedinburgh) • Instagram photos and videos) Hosted by Kimmy Dickson, Founder of HyperTribe.
In this episode we talk to HyperTriber Maya Lakhani all about her journey with HyperTribe. We go over her successes, what she learnt and how she managed to smash it with her first release 'The Line' including her techniques for getting her song placed on editorial playlists with no PR company. This self-produced singer-songwriter has made some massive breakthroughs in her confidence and this is a great podcast episode for anyone looking to change from a band to a solo career. Have a listen to Maya's music here: https://www.mayalakhani.co.uk/music (https://www.mayalakhani.co.uk/music) Hosted by founder Kimmy Dickson. Join HyperTribe at: www.hypertribe.com
In this episode we talk to Michael Brook all about the pay-out system behind streaming services. Michael founded https://www.songtwist.com/ (Songtwist) and is an expert in understanding why the music services such as Spotify are skewed towards the major artists and how independent artists don't really benefit. We also touch on future issues in the music industry and how these will start to come about. This podcast episode is for anyone who really wants to know more about the deeper systems of Spotify and why there is so much controversy around this debate. Find out more about Michael at http://michaelcbrook.com/ (http://michaelcbrook.com/) Hosted by Kimmy Dickson, Founder of HyperTribe.
In this episode we speak to Lou Rogers the Founder of Classy Lassy PR who has had numerous successes with the artists under her PR and management firm. Lou gives some practical advice about how those who are looking to access the Scottish market can do so and those who are looking to break in the Scottish market can do so. Lou talks about venues, publications, radio slots and more that an artist should take a look at if they are in Scotland and it really helps expose what to expect. Follow Lou and reach out at: https://www.instagram.com/classylassypr/ (https://www.instagram.com/classylassypr/)
In this episode of Plugged Into we speak to https://www.russells.co.uk/ (Russells') entertainment lawyer Alex Cole all about what artists really need to know when they are developing. This ranges from how to protect your music and yourself, when should you involve a lawyer or an agreement and much more. Alex qualified as a solicitor in 2014 and joined Russells in December 2018. He enjoys working on a broad range of matters for media and entertainment industry clients including corporate transactions (sale and purchase), music, film, TV, digital and social media. This episode has been hosted by Founder of HyperTribe Kimmy Dickson.
In this episode we speak to HyperTribe team member Colin Aurelius about his perspective on building successful businesses and how this can be applied to artists and musicians. The main takeaway from this podcast episode is that you may not need the money you were thinking to get started. We backtrack through HyperTribe's journey and how we have become a sustainable business without outside investment and Colin applies his own expertise as a successful entrepreneur to the music industry. This is an exploration of what could happen if you don't accept investment and really just focus on delivering value. A good lesson to learn to get off the ground as soon as possible with limited resources. To get more insights like this, join the tribe at www.hypertribe.com.
Danielle Johnson is a pop songwriter & HyperTriber who has gone from demos in her room to writing for major artists. She works exceptionally hard to develop habits to be the best at her job and has learnt the hard way that her curiosity and work ethic are her best assets. We talk to Danielle all about her journey, from where she started, what drove her to create, what habits she had to form and most importantly how she made the contacts she did. We also reflect on Danielles journey with HyperTribe and how being a part of our 1-to-1's and learning from our Founder Kimmy Dickson. Danielle is doing a masterclass and Q&A on 24th Feb 2021, on our community platform https://www.hypertribe.com (sign up at www.hypertribe.com )for access.
In this episode we speak to Roei Samuels, Founder, investor and mentor. We discuss the key things artists who are looking to start a business need to be looking at and also how to overcome some key barriers that they might be facing. Roei founded RealSport, a fan-oriented sports media and content creation platform with over 9m monthly active users and was acquired in 2018 by Gfinity. He more recently has started a company to help founders connect to investors withhttps://www.connectd.co/ ( Connectd). He has faced all the problems and barriers entrepreneurs have had and we translate what this means as an artist working today's world. See more on Roei on: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roei-samuel-b2a7016a/ (Linkedin) And more on his current business https://www.connectd.co/ (Connectd here.) This podcast is hosted by Kimmy Dickson the Founder of HyperTribe.
In this episode we speak to Gabe Cox the mindset coach to help with goal setting and keeping motivated. Gabe has a 'Red Hot Formula' that is See it Plan it Do it Seems simple right? Well this podcast is for anyone who is looking to build up their work ethic and start a toolkit on how to keep motivated when times get tough! Hosted by Founder of HyperTribe, Kimmy Dickson. To see more about Gabe: Website: http://www.redhotmindset.com/ (http://www.redhotmindset.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redhotmindset (https://www.instagram.com/redhotmindset) FB: https://www.facebook.com/redhotmindset (https://www.facebook.com/redhotmindset)
In this episode we discuss what it is like to create a business in the music industry with Hip Hop Orchestra's Founder Georgio Savvides. Georgio talks about the highs, lows and everything inbetween about gathering new musicians to create the business and podcast that he runs today. This episode is for those who are looking to get an insight into what it is like to start a business in music and what it really entails. Speaking with Founder of https://www.hypertribe.io (HyperTribe), Kimmy Dickson, Georgio rounds up the episode with some key bits of knowledge to help anyone looking to get involved or start up on their own. For more information on the Hip Hop Orchestra head over to https://thehiphoporchestra.co.uk/ (https://thehiphoporchestra.co.uk/) https://www.instagram.com/thehiphoporchestra/ (@thehiphoporchestra) If you like this episode subscribe for more updates and give us a follow @hyper_tribe on instagram or head to www.hypertribe.io
Tammie Bennett is on our podcast today talking all about goal setting as a music artist. She is the founder of the Show Up Society and has extensive experience in working with creatives to make sure they meet their goals and dreams. Tammie talks about setting a new mindset to get you to where you want to be. She talks about her key exercises that you can employ immediately to help you reach that next step in your goals. To see more about Tammie head over to here website www.showupsociety.com This is a HyperTribe production hosted by Founder Kimmy Dickson. See more at www.hypertribe.io
In this episode we talk to HyperTriber Georgia Tuohey all about her experience with being a member. This is part of a new short series to be released one every month to demonstrate the progression of our members. Georgia is a songwriter from England who recently participated in the Pioneer Mentorship programme, mentored by Camden Cox. She speaks about how her life has evolved since joining the programme and how she has progressed. To see more on https://www.instagram.com/tuotuotuoh/ (Georgia check out her instagram here) and see her website below. https://www.georgiatuohey.co.uk/ (Home | Georgia Tuohey) If you would like to become a HyperTriber and get the same support head over to www.hypertribe.io
This episode we sum up the year with what we have been doing over here at HyperTribe. We take a look at how we built HyperTribe and how you can learn to build your own business too. We also celebrate successes and the people who made this journey all possible. The Founder Kimmy Dickson, hosts this review to discuss a little bit more about what is coming up for us as an organisation and moving forward. A massive thanks to all who have made this year possible and thank you to all our listeners for tuning in. We will be back in the new year with more exciting guests. See more at www.hypertribe.io
On this episode on Plugged Into with host and Founder of HyperTribe, Kimmy Dickson, we talk all about our Fareshare campaign and how you can get involved. https://fareshare.org.uk/ (FareShare) is the UK's national network of charitable food redistributors, made up of 17 independent organisations. Together, they take good quality surplus food from right across the food industry and get it to almost 11,000 frontline charities and community groups. We are supporting Fareshare this Christmas by giving 4 meals for every new member we get. So make sure you sign up this Christmas to do something to support your music career and also donate to a great cause. Apply at https://www.hypertribe.io/pages/application (application (hypertribe.io))
On this episode of Plugged Into we speak with creative technologist about what the future of the music industry holds for us. What innovations and developments we are going to see emerge and also a little bit about some of the projects he is currently working on with his clients, which include labels and various other music entities. This episode is all about the relationship between music and tech and also taking a quick look at how that relationship has evolved over the years. Chris is currently the Founder of Hyperlaunch and Decimal and more can be found on Chris here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisgarrett/ (Chris Garrett | LinkedIn) If you would like to know more about HyperTribe and how you can gain access to our tools and experiences head over to www.hypertribe.com Let us know you are listening @hyper_tribe on instagram. This is hosted by Kimmy Dickson, Founder of HyperTribe.
On this episode of Plugged Into we talk to Abhita Austin who is the Founder of The Creator's Suite in New York, all about what it means to be a female producer in a male dominated space. We answer some of the tough questions of; why is it so important to have female producers and to invest in them? As well as how does this impact the industry and future generations. "The Creator's Suite is an alliance of women producers, DJs, and audio engineers united to broadcast their collective voices through creative content, showcases, and workshops." - See more at https://www.thecreatorssuite.com/about (About | The Creator's Suite) More about Abhita: "Abhita has worked diligently to create opportunities for this community to become more visible and vocal. Abhita collaborates with brands and industry thought leaders to program workshops, master classes, and networking meet-ups. She also consults music technology companies on best practices for marketing to women creatives within the music production space." Follow her on instagram https://www.instagram.com/abhitaaustin/ (@abhitaaustin) Follow The Creator's Suite @https://www.instagram.com/thecreatorssuite/ (thecreatorssuite) To see more about HyperTribe head to www.hypertribe.com
On this episode of plugged into we talk to Kaity Rae a London based producer all about her start and building a name across different platforms. She talks about how she transitioned from an artist to a producer and what her journey was to establish herself in this area. She answers some of those key questions like: How do you sort out splits? and how much does everyone get? What is the best way to network and find more clients? Which tools should you use to get started? And much more! If you enjoyed this episode head over to https://www.kaityrae.com/ (Kaity rae) to see more on who she has worked with and how to get in contact with her. Do you want help with the next steps in your career? Go to https://www.hypertribe.io/ (HyperTribe) to find out more. Let us know what you thought about this episode and let us know you are listening by reaching out on Instagram! Tag us @hyper_tribe.
Welcome to series 3! Where we will be back interviewing industry professionals on all types of topics. This will be kickstarted with Founder of https://www.facebook.com/madmillennialsuk/ (Mad Millennials) Char Brockman, who is also a music artist. We discuss the challenges over lockdown and how to manage that ebb and flow of income and as a result mental health. We talk about how to cope with mental health and what her organisation are doing to combat this issue. Char also touches on her own experience and how she has managed to combat and manage her own mental health issues and much more. If you want to find out more about Char and her organisation find her on social media here: https://www.instagram.com/charmusicuk/ (https://www.instagram.com/charmusicuk/) https://www.instagram.com/madmillennials/ (https://www.instagram.com/madmillennials/) If you want to find out how HyperTribe can help you head over to www.hypertribe.io. This episode is hosted by Kimmy Dickson the Founder of HyperTribe.
This episode we talk a little bit about our journey to where we are today and we answer the question "What can HyperTribe do for me?" We tell you a little bit about our 3 core services and how they have helped our members. We are here to celebrate our progress, our members and close off the series! Enjoy and celebrate with us. Head over to www.hypertribe.io for more information on us.
In this episode Founder Kimmy Dickson talks all about how to get your fan engagement, music releases and much more all automated. The question we answer is how to do you do less with more traction? There is only one of you and you want to know the best way you can focus on your music as well as keeping an eye on your business. We highlight how to do this with setting up specific systems and discuss why this is important as you scale as an artist. These are foundational atttitudes that need to be addressed so that you are ready with a well oiled machine. If you need any help with your career or artist development head over to www.hypertribe.io and become a member with us. We will tailor plans and strategy to your specific situation and make sure you have the team you need to lean on.
This episode is hosted by Kimmy Dickson, Founder of HyperTribe and talks all about how and when to get investors in your music. When we say investors we mean; lables, angel investors or manager. Those that actually out capital into an artist are looking for returns on their investment and a lot of artists miss this point. What proof do you have that your music will make a good return if it is capital that you are after? This episode explains the pro's and con's of having investors and what that really means. It also helps artists to understand when they might want to look for investment and also how to get 'investor ready'. There is an artist development process that needs to happen to make sure you are in the right mindset and have the right team before this key moment in an artist career and how you can make the most of it when it happens. If you are looking for a new way to develop your career as an artist-entreprenuer head over to www.hypertribe.io. Our members receive benefits like: Exclusive industry events 1-to-1 strategy meetings Tailored plans and social content And much more. Let us be that team to lean on while you develop as an artist.
In this episode of Plugged Into we talk all about the benefits of having an email list. They are that it is direct, free, community building, leverage and much more! It is always so important to communicate properly with your fans and be able to make sure they are looked after over a long period of time. More importantly it is essential to capture your audience on your own territory. We discuss this and more in this episode. Hosted by Founder of HyperTribe Kimmy Dickson. If you want help with your career and building a business from your music career, head over to https://studio.podcast.co/kimberly-dickson/plugged-into/www.hypertribe.io. (www.hypertribe.io. )
This week on Plugged Into we are going to be speaking all about how you can create multiple pieces of content all from one singular location. This is about using limited resources and time and maximising it so that you have weeks or maybe months worth of content. A great example of this is Will Smiths latest post about the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQ6xbsl6kSo (Bel-Air Mansion on Air B'n'b. ) This episode is hosted by Kimmy Dickson who is the Founder of HyperTribe. If you need help with your music career and to get started head over to www.hypertribe.io and become a member with us today!
On this episode of Plugged Into we give a quick overview of how to make the most of your grant applications. We speak about the criteria, the angle, timing and much more to help artists make the most of their personal applications. Grants can be a great source of funding for that new album or EP you were looking for. If you want help with your applications join as a HyperTriber at www.hypertribe.io. This episode is hosted by Kimmy Dickson, Founder of HyperTribe.
In this episode of Plugged Into we will be talking about how to dominate a niche market and how to identify your own niche market in music. Sometimes as a musician you will be going after big markets and wanting to transition into more popular music but every artist starts in their own niche and finds a specific fanatic audience to help them gain those essential advocates. This podcast is produced by HyperTribe and hosted by Kimmy Dickson the Founder.
On this episode of Plugged Into we speak all about mental health issues as the next wave of COVID starts to take over. It is important that all artists know that there are resources out there to help them deal with this difficult time, This episode we speak about: https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/ (https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/) https://www.musiciansunion.org.uk/ (https://www.musiciansunion.org.uk/) https://www.mind.org.uk/ (https://www.mind.org.uk/) Tap into these resources if you are feeling like you are suffering from mental health issues as a musician. This is a HyperTribe production hosted by Founder Kimmy Dickson.
On this episode of Plugged Into Hypertribe founder and CEO Kimmy Dickson talks about knowing your principles and worth and how to hold that when signing deals with management, labels and adding people into your team. This was a request from one of our listeners.
This week on Plugged Into, Founde rof Hypertribe , Kimmy Dickson talks to us all about working on your music career as a side hustle, detailing some key lessons to take into account when building. If you want to know more about what Hypertribe can offer you as an artist and help you to become the artist-entrepreneur that you deserve to be, then head over to www.hypertribe.io and become a member with us today. Follow us https://www.instagram.com/hyper_tribe/ (@hyper_tribe) for more news and info.
This episode of Plugged Into looks to understand how artists can rapidly and in no time at all start to produce social media content quickly. Artists often struggle with social media and having enough content to produce on a weekly basis. What Founder of Hypertribe https://www.instagram.com/kimidickson/ (Kimmy Dickson) recommends is that you: Find your values Theme your posting days Schedule bulk content Use easy tools like Canva to make each post look like a pro. Switch up your type of content This will help a lot more with engagement and help build that essential social audience that you need following you. If you want to find out more about Hypertribe, head over to www.hypertribe.io. Followhttps://www.instagram.com/hyper_tribe/ ( @hyper_tribe )on instagram for more posts and regular updates that can help you in your career. If you like what you hear on this podcast about tips and tricks to grow your music career, subscribe and a new podcast of Plugged Into will be released every week at 12pm.
This week on Plugged Into Founder of Hypertribe, Kimmy Dickson goes over the Impact report that has just been released by Hypertribe about their mentoring Pioneer Program. In this episode the benefits of mentoring and being mentored are covered and why it can be so important to seek out a mentor when entering into the music industry. Key statistcs from the Pioneer Mentoring Program include: 88% of Mentees said they now have a better understanding of the music industry. 90% said the program addressed their learning needs 77% received outstanding support from their mentors 100% said they would reapply to other Hypertribe initiatives 100% said they would recommend Hypertribe to a friend If you'd like to apply to the new cohort starting in September 2020 follow this link: https://www.hypertribe.io/pages/pioneer-mentoring (https://www.hypertribe.io/pages/pioneer-mentoring). See the full report from 24th August on Hypertribe.io Follow https://www.instagram.com/hyper_tribe/ (@hyper_tribe) for updates.
On this episode of Plugged Into we look at 4 tools to help you get your s*** together as a music artist. They include; Google Drive Hootsuite WeTransfer Upwork This episode is hosted by Kimmy Dickson as part of the insider series of tips and tricks to help you as a music artist. Find out more about what we can do for you over at www.hypertribe.io
In this episode for Plugged Into we explore the benefits of roadmapping and setting goals as an artist and how you can do this to succeed. This episode covers the benefits of being proactive rather than reactive, how to get to your version of success and the task setting you need to do to get there. For more information on Hypertribe and what you can get with your memebership head over to www.hypertribe.oi This podcast is hosted by https://www.instagram.com/kimidickson/ (Kimmy Dickson), Founder of Hypertribe.
On this episode of Plugged Into Insider Series we talk all about how to level up in your career and what those exact steps are. Think of it like a video game where you have a foundational level all the way up to monitising and beyond. Founder https://www.instagram.com/kimidickson/ (Kimmy Dickson) has identified 7 key levels that you need to pass to be able to get to a sustainable and stable career in forming your music as a brand and business. These steps have been echoed by the likes of Quincy Jones and Pitbull in the book the Third Door by Alex Banayan. This episode is for those who don't know their roadmap and are looking for some grounding to understand where they are in their career. We advise you to go through this episode and find out what level you are currently on and refresh on the steps you have been through. Find out more about how Hypertribe can help you out with these levels over at www.hypertribe.io. Our membership pages include all the details of the strategy meetings we put in place to help you as an artist to succeed.
This week on the insider series we speak about the issues around the #MeToo movement and how this is still current in the music industry. Our Founder https://www.instagram.com/kimidickson/ (@kimidickson) talks about her own experience and what you can do to do you bit.
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