I’m a musician seeking a videographer to shoot simple, single-location visualizers (e.g. LaRussell - King Kong). It would be great if you could capture my whimsical, upbeat energy. Looking to shoot ASAP! Send IG/portfolio if you or someone you know fits the description. Thank you!

Sharing a Twitter thread full of gems from @BigSto. Definitely give him a follow! sample ALBUM rollout (not exhaustive) pt. 1 Week 1: post a snippet/montage of you in the studio. album to be announced soon. Week 2: post a trailer containing the snippet of the lead single Week 3: drop the single. Week 4: post a lyric breakdown of the lead single Week 5: post a trailer for the music video. Week 6: release the music perhaps with the album release date at the end. Week 7: sit down with the director and upload a breakdown of how the video was made. Week 8: upload a trailer for the album. Week 9: send your album out to Newsletter subs EARLY but demand they give feedback. Week 10: gather your collaborators and have them breakdown their verses (this can be used later). Week 11: post a video breaking down what this album means to you. Week 12: post the feedback you got from subscribers. Week 13: drop the album Week 14: ask fans what their favorite track was which can be used to fuel a music video. Week 15: upload visualizers to the entire album on YouTube. Week 16: post a video thanking the fans. Week 17: by this point, you've probably gotten some Press repost it...even if you've posted it before. Week 18: release the acapellas, then in a different week drop the instrumentals. Week 19: if you've been performing upload a LIVE rendition to one of the tracks. Week 20: upload studio outtakes. Week 21: ask supporters to make a quick video on what their favorite song is and what it means to them...upload one a week maybe. Week 22: got some tracks that didn't make the original cut put out a Deluxe.

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I won't be releasing music until March but this is the cover art for my first single which is a rap song about putting that work in when you work out and it's over it's hard trap beat. Which one do you think it's better? Do either grab your attention? Or should I hit the drawing board again? Or is it good enough? I know we can't post our music but I figured that the art cover is definitely a part of marketing yourself I guess so it shouldn't be a problem I hope

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