ProducerHead
toruCreative clarity for music producers: trust your process, discover your voice, unlock unfiltered expression.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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061. A Free Private Lesson | feat. Underbelly
Goals are un-experienced experiences. They are places we have never been.
Destinations are directional. They do not represent finish lines. Upon arrival we will select another. Choosing one is valuable because it focuses our attention, ena...
I Gain Nothing By Keeping It Hidden | ProducerHead Loops feat. DJ Grumble
The marketing obsession leads artists to forget a fundamental truth: musicians make music. Content is about discovery. Catalog is about depth. Content is the doorway to the house that is your catalog. Good content is like a set of good dire...
060. So, You’ve Never Had a Viral Video | feat. Gnarly
Gnarly has never had a viral video, but it hasn’t prevented her from a having a career in music. She makes a point to write down her goals, but she doesn’t obsess over them, she puts them in a drawer. Be intentional about your goals. Write...
Use Delusion | ProducerHead Loops feat. Chris Mazuera
To pursue music requires self-belief. When conforming is the expectation and the path of least resistance, this can be perceived as self-delusion.
What you must remember, is that no one truly feels or sees what anyone else sees. So, if you...
059. Ways Out Of Your Box | feat. Machado Mijiga
Limits are self-imposed. To impose them with intention contributes to creative growth. When they are imposed unconsciously, out of fear, we self-impose creative inertia. We disguise our fear in a sense of self-awareness.
What you are capab...
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Music producer, artist, and host of ProducerHead — a podcast about the invisible, unseen, and often ignored parts of making music independently.
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