I have the zero skateboards skull design and “life’s a mess” these 2 are some of my favorites I have out of all of my tats haha. I wanna see some of the communities tattoos!
Here’s 2 of my favorites I have, one for tickets and ofc the xx!
I’m completely unable to log into my Too Lost account associated with my email address which is my TooLost account used for my music.
I have already reset my password twice, but I continue to receive the error “Login failed. Please try again.” I have also tried logging in with Google and Apple, as well as trying different browsers/devices, including my phone and computer.
I’m also unable to create a support ticket through the contact form because it says:
“An account with this email already exists. Please log in and create a support ticket through your account.”
This leaves me unable to contact support through the normal portal because I cannot log into the account in the first place.
Does anyone know why this is happening? I haven’t received any emails from them saying I was flagged or banned for anything…
I have a project coming out this Friday and am super super stressed out with this situation.
He’s got water bowls all over the apartment but chooses the ONE glass on the table with water lmao
This is the second time this has happened and I’ve heard no response. Does anyone know why this happens or what I can do?
I’ve been making music for 7 years and now am finally getting some traction. Currently sitting at 12.8k monthly on Spotify but I’m trying to get my active monthly listeners past 5-10k and streams per listener up past 2 and keep it up in that range consistently to continue building up everything every month. Does anyone here have any advice or suggestions that I could do to keep this momentum and get those other numbers up?
Is there anyone in here that makes music and has seen very big results from posting content on social media consistently? If so what was the biggest thing you did to take you to the next level and what are some tips to grow my instagram and TikTok without having to slave away editing extremely high quality content every single day to post and grow?
I’m finishing up an audio engineering diploma currently and have been making music for around 7 years. This year I’ve been mixing all of my own music and now wanting to branch out into getting clients and building a portfolio for mixing. Does anyone have any tips for a new engineer with what I could do to get artists to let me mix for them, what I should keep an eye out for to have better quality mixes early on or just any engineering suggestions/tips to help?🙏🏻