
If you’re pursuing a career in music, you have to come to terms with the fact that you may not be able to do it alone. No matter how talented, skilled, and knowledgeable you are, there are simply not enough hours in a day for you to master and do it all effectively. Music is a collaborative journey, and at one point or another, you’ll need to recruit some help.
You might need help on the music side of things. Examples include, hiring producers, session musicians, engineers, songwriters, and singers. You might also need help on the business side. Examples include finding a manager, publisher, marketing expert, PR firm, etc. Networking can help you find these people and recruit them to your team.
Even if you’re not looking to build a team, networking can be a great way to engage with people who are in a similar position as you, hear their advice, and learn from their successes or mistakes.
Lastly, networking can open new doors for you and help take your career to the next level. The more people know about you, the more opportunities you’ll find to work with industry professionals and promote your music to new audiences.
- On 01/24/2025