Move To Another City For Your Music Career



In this video I discuss whether you should move to another city to blow up your music career. We discuss:

► Why where you live matters so much
► How this affects pop and EDM artists
► How it affects DIY Indie artists
► How where you live affects bands who tour a lot like prog rock, jam bands and hard rock bands.
► How to blow up by doing all your networking online
► Buzz bubble cities

Intro 0:00
1:37 Advice for pop & EDM artists
2:44 Advice for indie DIY artists on moving to NYC
4:33 What about Philadelphia?
5:27 Brian Eno’s Scenius concept
6:07 Advice for touring bands
6:39 Buzz bubble cities
7:36 Promoting your music on the Internet
8:56 Final advice

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Is Relocating the Key to Music Success? Explore with us in this video as we delve into the age-old question of whether moving to a new city can skyrocket your music career. We will discuss the significant role that your location plays in your musical journey, including its impact on pop and EDM artists, as well as the considerations for DIY indie musicians and bands with busy tour schedules. Discover the art of networking and making connections in the digital world, and learn about “buzz bubble cities” that have the potential to propel your career forward. Whether you’re thinking about changing your environment or taking a virtual approach, we’ve got you covered in your pursuit of music stardom. Let’s embark on this enlightening journey together!

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23 thoughts on “Move To Another City For Your Music Career”

  1. yeah thats also what I thought about the whole subject, I'ma first work pretty much exclusively online, marketing my music until I make enough from streams and other revenue streams to make a comfortable living and then move to LA to get into those sessions with other artists 🙂

  2. Maybe someone here would have insight on my problem…
    For me it's not moving to a different city, it's about moving to the us or uk from a non-english speaking country.
    Of course many people have told me try and integrate myself more with the local music scene, but it's indie rock music in English is EXTREMELY niche here. I do try to meet more musicians and all that, but it really isn't the same as often people living in the states describe. Anyone got any thoughts?

  3. Hey Jesse, do you have any knowledge on what the city of Sydney is like? I live in Australia and since it's no America, we only really have 2 busy cities which are Sydney and Melbourne. Melbourne is apparently good for arts and music but Sydney is kinda as close to LA as Australia could possibly get lol. What do you reckon move to Sydney or move country?
    Edit: My genre is hyper pop / indie pop

  4. This is all a tough pill to swallow, but it’s the truth. Even a city like Austin is incredibly hard to blow up in because the tastemakers and execs only come there once a year to get wasted during SXSW, then they’re back to LA and NY. I realized years ago that when I moved to Austin and spent the prime years of my music career there, I should have moved to NY or LA. I was just afraid of how expensive it was. Now I’m in my late 30s and still want to be a producer or lend my skill to other talent and still realizing I’ll need to make that move if I want that effort to have any impact.

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