If you're an artist who shops beats on places like YouTube and Beatstars, you probably have noticed how many beats there are that say they are “free”. Free beats seem a lot more preferable than paying for beats... and this is true... depending on what “level” of artist you are. When I say “level” I'm not really referring to skill set. What I mean is what level are you at with you career as an artist. Are you just starting out?... Been doing it a minute but still trying to find your way? Got a small fan base…

Selling beats online is one of the most popular digital trends for over some years, and it is not going to slow down any moment. Soundclick was the first website that allowed the artists to buy and sell beats online and bring something unique to the market. Many more sites appeared, but Soundclick instrumentals monopolized the industry. 

However, with time it seems like Soundclick has lost its leading position, primarily due to the names like Beatstars and Airbit. Let’s discuss the situation in more detail…

I've been working for years now on my Youtube channel. I've been trying various methods of gaining subscribers and increasing views. I've used (and still use) Tube Buddy, Vid IQ and others. I've watched Youtube vids on it, I've bought other software, paid for strategies, cheat codes, etc. I've taken in enough info to almost teach others, except that I'm nowhere close to being where I want to be, as far as views or subscribers. Many of the methods are different though, when you're selling instrumental beats…

I've told people over and over that I don't value talent like I used to. Let's face it, rap isn't what it used to be. No disrespect to the big artists out doing their thing, but talent wise, we ain't where we used to be. Jay-Z, Big Pun, 2Pac, Biggie, Eminem, etc, compared to our biggest 5 hip-hop artists today?... Anyway, all that to say that times have changed. Record labels aren't signing artists today based on talent and skill. It's come down to who's attracting fans, by whatever means. And the in most…

Within the last few decades, we have cycled through a series of tropes. Once these tropes series were looking like they will last forever. However, when it comes to having a look at the trends of the present time. Then you will clearly be able to see that another trend is in its full effects at the present time. Pop music has ruled the world for decades. It was looking like pop music will stay ever-green. But once again a change in this industry brought hip-hop producers at the top because of trap music…

WHO IS NICK MIRA? 

Nick Mira, who was born on August 25th in the year 2000 is now a sensational music producer. He is an American music producer and was raised and live in Richmond, VA. Nick Mira’s break notable break was his production of music for Juice WRLD, Lil Skies, XXXTENTACION and Iann Dior. Currently, he owns the Internet Money Records with the co-owner Taz Taylor. 

Recently, Nick Mira produced four songs in collaboration with the Juice WRLD, that were included in the Juice WRLD’s new album,’ Death…

ou may be hip to ASCAP and BMI, and most people sign up for them thinking they'll get paid for ALL plays/ streams of their music. But what most people don't know is that BMI and ASCAP pay royalties on radio, TV, and film. So who pays us for streams and online plays? I'm glad you asked. Have you ever heard of Sound Exchange? Sound Exchange (www.soundexchange.com) is an organization that basically does what ASCAP and BMI does, but for your online plays. This is how they explain it: SoundExchange administers…

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In the digital age, anyone can get their hands on production gear online and make beats until their heart's content. But how exactly do you rise above the sea of other aspiring musicians out there? It's simple — place an emphasis on production quality. After all, as we previously noted in our article ‘Do Artists Care About Quality Production Anymore?’ audiophiles will be able to recognize an authentic artist if they hear polished production, which is only possible through the passion they bring to the…

I remember posting my first beats as soundclick instrumentals when I first toyed with the idea of selling beats online and having instrumentals for sale. When I first started FullRangeBeats a few years ago, I selected Airbit as my beat player and distribution host. They seemed to be the best fit for what I was doing at the time. There were many good reasons for joining Airbit, 1 of the main reasons was their beat players fit seamlessly into the Bandzoogle platform, whom I use to host and as my website…