Hello, my name is Dylan Murphy. I am hosting a new podcast where I interview up-and-coming musicians. These tips will help you get started in your career. If you're interested in coming on my show, email me on thedylanmurphypodcast@gmail.com!

1. Guide: Promoting your music!
Hello, my name is Dylan Murphy. I am hosting a new podcast where I interview
up-and-coming musicians. Find the link below to one of my episodes, and email me on
thedylanmurphypodcast@gmail.com if you’re interested in coming on!
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Some tips…
1. Build a strong online presence: Create a website or a dedicated page on platforms like
Bandcamp, SoundCloud, or YouTube to showcase your music. Use social media
platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok to connect with fans and share
updates.
2. Engage with your audience: Interact with your fans by responding to comments,
messages, and inquiries. Encourage them to share your music and participate in
discussions. Building a loyal fanbase can lead to word-of-mouth promotion.
3. Collaborate with other artists: Collaborations can help you tap into a new audience.
Look for other musicians, producers, or even visual artists who complement your style,
and explore opportunities to create joint projects or features.
4. Utilize music streaming platforms: Upload your music to popular streaming platforms
like Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music. Encourage your fans to follow you on
these platforms, share your tracks, and add them to their playlists.
5. Create compelling visuals: Invest in high-quality music videos, album artwork, and
promotional graphics that capture the essence of your music. Visual content can attract
attention and make your music more memorable.
6. Leverage press opportunities: Reach out to music bloggers, local newspapers,
magazines, and online publications that cover your genre of music. Send them press
releases, samples of your music, and offers for interviews or features.
7. Perform live: Book gigs at local venues, clubs, or festivals to showcase your talent and
gain exposure. Engage with the audience during and after the performances to create a
lasting impression.
8. Seek radio airplay and podcast features: Research radio stations, both online and
offline, that play your genre of music. Submit your tracks for airplay consideration.
Similarly, approach podcast hosts who focus on music and inquire about potential
interviews or features.
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2. 9. Build an email list: Encourage your fans to subscribe to your mailing list through your
website or social media platforms. Regularly send updates about new releases,
upcoming shows, and exclusive content to keep your fans engaged and informed.
10. Network within the music industry: Attend industry events, music conferences, and
local music meetups. Connect with other musicians, producers, and industry
professionals to build relationships and explore potential collaborations or promotional
opportunities.
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