Ep. 8: What The Manager Of Fever Joy Has To Say About Slaying Your Music Release
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Virgil's Sound Den Podcast
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I talk with Aaron George, my good friend and the manager of Fever Joy about how artist's can release their music in a way that gets them where they want to be. We talk about the few simple, but seriously intentional steps that the band took to get them from 0 to over 100,000 monthly listens on their first single in about 3 months. This new band is absolutely KILLING IT and already have people wanting to work with them. Listen to the podcast to find out the strategy they implemented to have a successful music release and what steps you can take towards totally slaying yours.
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