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I'm over it. I have a lot fun recording , and yes I still like pushing buttons for ideas , So I'm half guilty myself https://www.soundclick.com/ElvisNash1Destiny Michael 6:05 AM (5 hours ago) to me I hear that a lot from independent artists honestly. A lot of people promise huge exposure but don’t really build anything meaningful behind it. My approach is more about consistency, positioning, and building real activity around your music over time instead of just throwing random numbers at a page. What stood out to me with your situation is that you already have: • a catalog of songs • a distinct sound • and content that can actually be developed across multiple platforms That gives us something real to work with long term instead of trying to manufacture hype out of nothing. If we stay consistent with the rollout, the engagement pushes, and eventually the Rumble expansion, I think we can build a much stronger presence around your music than what you’ve experienced before
Last edited by bennash; 05/17/26 02:07 PM.
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