@Lacey Jackson thank you for the input! I am using a stage name "Mz Azia" which I have no problem with, I like the pseudonym however my real name I also resonate with in a different way Shai Quinn or something similar to that may be more true to me. I am also a notorious over thinker so we'll see if I change it haha

@Hanson Kudoka thank you for the input! Yes I was thinking that too, I have some ideas in mind:)

Honestly it depends on what your objective is, long term and/or short term. Once a month or a couple times a month is a good turn around time to keep the fire going. However if you want to really go hard hard, try dropping once a week for 6 months to a year and see what happens. Mind you, in order for that to happen, unless you already have 25- 30 songs ready to drop, you will need to record and stack until you have that amount so take that time to do so and give yourself a deadline. Of course make sure each song is quality and the marketing is planned out, then I would seek guidance on a rollout plan for the next 6 months to a year and go from there.

When I have writers block, I actually like to go for a walk outside. Don't underestimate the power of nature and change in environment. I also like to reflect on my intention for the song I am writing, if I don't have one that's probably why I am blocked in the first place. Once I set my intention for the song then I immerse myself in the beat and start riffing melodies out loud. Once I have a few solid melodies I start to write phrases and words down that revolve around my intention for the song. Creative clarity stems from mental and emotional direction for me. Hope this helps:)

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