"For artists and songs with lower volumes of data for Spotify's algorithm to analyze, recommendations may be less useful; for artists with very low stream counts, the algorithm may cease to function completely." If you read anything today, read this.

They talk about your flaws because they can’t explain your favor.

Do not allow life to turn you into the very thing you despise.

A person’s most consistent behavior is their true self.

They will make you seem like the bad person so they can feel right about their wrongs.

STOP PRODUCING FOR OTHER PRODUCERS

Produce for artists and their needs. Don’t over produce.

The longer you live in the past, the less future you have to enjoy.

Stop trying to resuscitate something God is trying to terminate.

They never tell the full story, just the part that makes you look bad.

Wearing a White Lives Matter shirt in the UnitedStatesOfAmerica is like saying ‘Water is Wet and it Pours ‘

Your personal problems require personal solutions, not social attention.

Your confidence should be fueled by belief in yourself, instead of validation from others.

Good deeds should be done with intention, not for attention.

Normalize not oversharing. Everyone is not your friend.

Every producer has that one beat they wanna place just to prove they’re not crazy lol

You have to find the balance of having fun and having funds.

Pop Crave Unfortunately, this approach would incentivize increased artificial play manipulation — aka “juicing” — both by artists and labels, and since labels, not artists, are more often than not the majority owners of these works, they would receive the lion share’s of the “bonus” money.

@SkiiMaskJordan Suggesting it’s good practice to release music consistently isn’t necessarily implying that quality shouldn’t also be prioritized. Example — Rather than working on an album for six months and releasing 12 songs as a bundle, slowly roll out every track over 6 months.

Stick with the people who saw your potential when everyone else counted you out.