Ever since I started making music, people have told me that the best way to gain visibility is by getting your songs added to Spotify playlists. But how do you actually find and approach playlist curators?
So I’ve been practicing my drawing skills for a while now, and two days ago I realized that I actually don’t want to make super realistic art, but rather draw and paint comic-style girls. I already have a concept in mind, but then I also realized that so far I’ve been relying on other people’s work. Mostly from Pinterest and some comic books I ordered to study.
Of course, I don’t want to copy them. I want to create my own stuff. But how do I get there?
So I just released the music video of my new single “How To Date A Mermaid“ and it would help me, if you could leave a comment and a like. I would love to return the favor of course - Artists need to stick together 🧜🏾♀️
https://open.spotify.com/track/4dsFp74r51ARsuOvahLBSZ?si=nFsKcY9dQEuYAALTLPwqkw
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My new single How To Date A Mermaid was just released and I would love to hear your opinions - I will return the favor of course!
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For the last couple of days I have been working on making my shop better. I removed some products, changed mock-ups and rewrote some description texts (I‘m not done yet though). Now I would like to know if I‘m on a good road or need to do even better. Can you give me feedback, please? 🫶🏾
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So I‘ve been reading that Pinterest is a good place to get your products discovered by people. Does anyone have experience with it?
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Am I wrong for feeling like it’s more accepted when male vocals aren’t loud and clearly audible, compared to when female vocals in a song aren’t sound loud and clear?
I’m an artist who blends pop with almbience and have this concept called “Mermaid Pop”. The idea is that it should sound like I’m singing underwater.
One of the main criticisms I get is that I should make my voice clearer, louder, and more upfront. And honestly, I’ve taken that criticism seriously for a long time and tried to implement it in my upcoming project as best as I can.
But I always get irritated when I’m on Spotify and hear songs where the female vocals are even more buried in the mix than mine and those songs get massive attention and streams (not saying that I “deserve“ this too, I‘m only a beginner, but doesn’t it show that it isn’t that unusual?)
So I keep wondering:
is that really the issue?
Or does it just bother people more when women choose not to put their voice completely front and center?
People often tell me:
“But you can actually sing, so why hide your voice?” Especially since my live performances.
But that’s not the point.
The whole concept of Mermaid Pop is atmosphere.
Texture.
Distance.
Emotion.
Like hearing a song underwater, from another world.
Am I wrong for feeling like it’s more accepted when male vocals aren’t loud and clearly audible, compared to when female vocals in a song aren’t sound loud and clear?
I’m an artist who blends pop with ambience and dark feminine aesthetics. I have this concept called “Mermaid Pop”. The idea is that it should sound like I’m singing underwater.
One of the main criticisms I get is that I should make my voice clearer, louder, and more upfront. And honestly, I’ve taken that criticism seriously for a long time and tried to implement it in my upcoming project as best as I can.
But I always get irritated when I’m on Spotify and hear songs where the female vocals are even more buried in the mix than mine and those songs get massive attention and streams (not saying that I “deserve“ this too, I‘m only a beginner, but doesn’t it show that it isn’t that unusual?)
So I keep wondering:
is that really the issue?
Or does it just bother people more when women choose not to put their voice completely front and center?
People often tell me:
“But you can actually sing, so why hide your voice?” Especially since my live performances.
But that’s not the point.
The whole concept of Mermaid Pop is atmosphere.
Texture.
Distance.
Emotion.
Like hearing a song underwater, from another world.
After years of working with free-to-use clips or filming at home, I’m finally about to get my very first professional music video. Being filmed by such a talented photographer was a deeply healing experience. I felt truly seen, and like my art was finally being appreciated. I’m really looking forward to seeing the final result!
Hey, so I make Mermaid Pop. My music is supposed to sound like I‘m kind of singing underwater, along with whales. And I was criticized for my production, which I accept. But I would like to know - Is it because I failed with achieving the vibe or do they just don’t understand it, because my music is different? Please, be honest. Here‘s the song that was criticized: https://open.spotify.com/track/67ZYJqzrY3tC6j1sImTLMp?si=I3byIjYpTQ-hdyPPCvhNZg