u/ManSeekingBand

I recently combined all my songs into an EP and uploaded them using the same ISRC codes for each. After waiting a few days to ensure everything was good I deleted all the singles and it took my stream count with it. I also believe it removed the songs from any playlist they had gotten added too.

Has anyone had any success getting stream counts back or am I out of luck?

Also, if I were to do it all over I would upload all the songs with the same ISRC as an EP and go back and change the images for all the singles to the EP cover without actually deleting them. Just my two cents for anyone who is considering condensing singles into an EP.

How much are you spending to make your songs (excluding any marketing cost)? How much are you spending on marketing if any at all?

I record my own guitars and vocals with some
gear I've collected over the years and currently only spend about $200 total per song. About $100 for a drummer on Fiverr and another $100 for a friend who mixes everything.

I tried marketing on the first two songs I released and realized quickly the service I chose was just bots and one song got taken down immediately so I haven't put any effort into it after that.

Just curious how everyone else is doing it. Modern music making is so much more accessible which is great. Eager to hear if anyone has any "must haves" on when they make a track that are worth the investment.

My genre is pop punk / rock.

For those Pop Punkers in the Reddit who make their own music, how much are you spending to make your songs (excluding any marketing cost)? How much are you spending on marketing if any at all?

I record my own guitars and vocals with some
gear I've collected over the years and currently only spend about $200 total per song. About $100 for a drummer on Fiverr and another $100 for a friend who mixes everything.

I tried marketing on the first two songs I released and realized quickly the service I chose was just bots and one song got taken down immediately so I haven't put any effort into it after that.

Just curious how everyone else is doing it. Modern music making is so much more accessible which is greats eager to hear if anyone has any "must haves" on when they make a track that are worth the investment.

Hi All, ai just released my first song from an EP I just finished and would love some feedback.

I am moving back to Denver this summer and can't wait to start going to local shows again. I moved away for work 2 years ago and regretted it. Denver has such an awesome music scene and I am stoked to get back into it.