New Project: 1 Track Every Week, for 52 Weeks

[dryzero]

Good luck, I think it's a good idea to challenge yourself like this.

[snf]

i'll be following and supporting! Rock it!

[Ryan Leo]

Do it up.

I'll follow

[MitchBaldry]

Haters be Hating dude.

Magnificent idea.

[Nephew]

What's there to be hating on? Just giving our honest thoughts and opinions on this as artists as well

[Lambox]

While I do share some of the concerns over quality vs. quantity, I think your idea is an interesting one. I wish you the best of luck.

To be honest, after checking out the Youtube video, assuming all the music in is is from you, I'm far from excited to hear what you come up with. Same commercial BS that's been doing the rounds for a minute, nothing to get excited about.

What makes you think you can talk to people like that?

[Nephew]

What makes you think you can talk to people like that?

Are you saying it's not commercial sounding compared to what's on top40 radio these days?


Would you rather have me just slap him on the back and send him on his merry way, or just give my honest thoughts about this and hopefully he'll take note and try to push himself to do something different instead of just releasing the same exact sounding track but with different chord progressions?

[ZHU]

well just stay posted. there are 52 weeks to convince people to listen so, it may not be you. i will expand into different genres too, but my music may not be for everyone, which is fine.

[ZHU]

But if you do do support me in this process, i really do thank ya. everyone starts out somewhere, i think you will see growth from week to week,

week 2

week 2

[Kid Quest]

Didn't read any of the replies to your thread, but I will tell you that releasing Quality over quantity is going to separate you from the herd... There's enough shit music out there. invest time into making quality music and work on finding "your sound" I found in production that once you stop trying to sound like someone else and start making stuff that sounds like you is when your music actually becomes good and separates you from the metaphorical herd. Just to make it clear to I'm not saying don't be inspired by music you like, just don't try to make a carbon copy of it. Good luck to you