
Where New Artists Come First
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Category | Music | ||||

The DMV's Logic, PA's Lil Dicky and Def Jam VP of Marketing Rob Caiaffa talk indie v. major. Here they explain what it means to be signed to a major label as a new artist or how to go about it yourself on the independent tip, plus the pros and cons o... more
The famed Kevin Liles, NYC's A$AP Ferg and Epic's Vice President of Publicity, Courtney Lowery, offer new artists advice on their presentation. Learn the importance of looking people in the eye when meeting and greeting them, and carrying yourself wi... more
The Big Apple's A$AP Ferg, A-Town's Rich Homie Quan and Duck Down Records founder Dru Ha explain the importance of building lasting relationships in hip-hop, networking and dealing with people the right away. Listen here to the eighth episode of XXL'... more
Kansas City's Tech N9ne, Mississippi's Big K.R.I.T. and VP of Talent at AEG, Adam Lublin, detail what it takes to put on a good live show how. Learn what's important to an audience, why rehearsal is essential and how hip-hop shows, touring and festiv... more
Jonny Shipes, the CEO of Cinematic Music Group, DMV rapper Wale and Detroit rapper DeJ Loaf talk networking and the best ways to get to know the right people. Here they breakdown how to make new contacts and keep them plus discuss why it's essential ... more
Famed manager Cortez Bryant and the talented Ty Dolla $ign offer advice on how to build your team. Learn what to do and to avoid when hiring staff and picking the right management. Find out here on the fifth episode of XXL's The Break podcast. Where ... more
Rookie-of-the-year Fetty Wap, queen of social media Karen Civil and Brooklyn's Joey Bada$$ break down the act of promoting yourself. Here they give you the best methods to focus on and the correct way to use them in order to get the most out of the t... more
Cali rapper Kid Ink, Riggs Morales, VP of A&R at Atlantic Records and Zach Quillen, manager of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, explain how to be the king of your city and beyond. Learn how to avoid the big fish small pond syndrome or complete rap obscurity ... more
I really like this podcast because it’s focused on new artists and there is a lot out there that’s trying to help us.
This gives a lot of great information and has really good interviews.
Very informative for new artists!
Dope + very informative! 🙏🏾👍🏾👌🏾
I really enjoyed the podcast as a up an coming artist myself I learned a lot from the show









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