Career Advice For Musicians: How to Build a Sustainable Music Career

In this video, we'll give career advice for musicians on how to build a sustainable music career. Learn essential tips and strategies for success in the music industry!
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[lorianguillaume]

1. Be professional
2. Be specific (be known for your specific niche)
3. Exceed expectations - over deliver
4. Build authentic relationships and trust
5. Be more valuable - develop extra skills (learn a new instrument, production etc.)

6. Make time to come back and watch the full video. Keep on growing!

[TribalGuitars]

Look professional, act professional. Wear decent clothes, show up on time, and answer their questions straight. Tell them if you know you're not the right fit for the job so they don't waste their time.

I often got jobs over more experienced people because I was their best interview.

[Torontoiz]

Thank you so much for your video. Sometimes I always get confused on my music carrier because I have no one to even support me or to even direct me to the right way but I’m still trying my best.

[permalm]

Very good and very applicable to lots of things other than music! And as for myself, I didn't mind the captions.

[MotifMusicStudios]

Great topic and I enjoyed hearing your thoughts on this!

[davidykay]

Please lose the captions. Very distracting.