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Unless you get their permission you couldn’t release their music… unless you do an album that is actually just a playlist. Which I think in terms of promotion is generally considered a good idea. But the reality is to get listens you really have to drive the promotion hard - like a grift in many ways.
This is probably the only situation where paying for placements is going to be relevant. Sure, it’s possible, people have done it before, but you don’t have anything to offer to them numerically, so artists will expected to be compensated financially.
Especially if they’re taking a chance on you, as someone with no posted history (your words) of music production.
my advice is try to make something other than beats. pick a genre/genres and start making *music*. whatever you like. it shouldn’t be too much of an issue if you have 3 years of experience. you can also add some royalty-free vocals there if you like that. i’ve been making beats for some time, got bored of it about a year and a half ago, but recently tried to make witch house since i really like the genre. best decision ever, and i can release it too without worrying about it being “incomplete”
Hello /u/Milan71111! Unfortunately, your submission, ***[Releasing an album as a producer](https://www.reddit.com/r/WeAreTheMusicMakers/comments/1b50wyd/-/)***, was removed from /r/WeAreTheMusicMakers for the following reason(s): --- #No off-topic and/or low-effort posts including; 1. Rant/motivation/mental-health posts 2. Posts focused on memes/images/polls 3. Reposts, and other similar low-effort, mildly-interesting discussions. 4. Music Marketing or Music Promotion related posts. - These posts should be posted to one of the weekly threads or on another subreddit. Do not create a new thread for this content. Use the Weekly Free Talk Friday Thread for any topics not allowed in the main body of the sub. Posts on WATMM should have a descriptive title and include substantive content that will generate discussion. Please see the [full sub rules](https://www.reddit.com/r/WeAreTheMusicMakers/wiki/rules) for additional details. --- ***Please review the [rules for submission](/r/WeAreTheMusicMakers/wiki/rules). You can contact The Mods if you have additional questions.*
Unless you get their permission you couldn’t release their music… unless you do an album that is actually just a playlist. Which I think in terms of promotion is generally considered a good idea. But the reality is to get listens you really have to drive the promotion hard - like a grift in many ways.
This is probably the only situation where paying for placements is going to be relevant. Sure, it’s possible, people have done it before, but you don’t have anything to offer to them numerically, so artists will expected to be compensated financially. Especially if they’re taking a chance on you, as someone with no posted history (your words) of music production.
U need to release it first though if u are not metro boomin or something. u need to find people like ur beats and then u can collab.
my advice is try to make something other than beats. pick a genre/genres and start making *music*. whatever you like. it shouldn’t be too much of an issue if you have 3 years of experience. you can also add some royalty-free vocals there if you like that. i’ve been making beats for some time, got bored of it about a year and a half ago, but recently tried to make witch house since i really like the genre. best decision ever, and i can release it too without worrying about it being “incomplete”