DIGIFAM NYC! Calling all artists and music creatives! 🏆 We’re heading back to NYC for our first ever 3-Day Creator Camp (June 9th-11th) to celebrate and empower the creative music community!

Our inner voice can be our greatest champion or our loudest critic. It's natural for confidence to waver during challenging moments. What matters most is giving yourself grace and taking the time to reset.

This is Dame Ritter - he founded an innovative and successful indie record label called Funk Volume in the 2010s. He recently appeared on The Managers Playbook podcast and shared gems on making $ in music, building artists, and more. Here's some of my favorite gems:

Submit!

Every bit of growth counts. Document it. Celebrate it.

🚨DIGIFAM! We’re excited to unveil our #25for2025: Artists to Watch series!💥Hand-selected by our Artist Discovery Team, these artists are making waves across genres and borders. They should be on your radar for 2025! 🌍🎶 Meet our 25 for 2025 Artists—one artist at a time. 🧵👇

STOP trying to squeeze all your marketing efforts for your music in 4 weeks.

Your presence is your power. Keep showing up for yourself.

Singles or Albums? There's no one-size fits all approach. Thoughts?

DIGIFAM! 🏆 Join us for a Virtual Webinar on Tuesday, May 6th @ 8PM EST with Sync Money! RSVP Here – https://t.co/tC5SFanf5A

DIGIFAM! If you had a $1K digital marketing budget, how would you use it?

Check out the conversation I had with @heymike on the current climate as we guide artists through our comprehensive course called the "Artist Marketing Playbook" here:

Often times we’re in our own way. Don’t block your blessings. It’s time to start leveling up.

Don’t let people play down your contributions. Keep your receipts and remind them.

Lean more about community building in the #ArtistMarketingPlaybook curated by me and @heymike : https://t.co/bGBph1o0pi

Lego Builds & Listening Sessions: Bring fans into your creative space by hosting a Lego build at the studio. Let your fans be among the first to hear your upcoming music as well.

Thrifting for the Show Fit: If you're looking for a new show fit, turn it into an experience by inviting fans to go thrifting with you. They’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at your style process while building anticipation for your performance.

Vinyl Digging: Head to a local record store with a small group of fans and go crate-digging for hidden classics. Share your favorite records and discover new music together.

Walking Club: Get active with your fans by organizing a monthly walk in a local park. It's a great way to connect while burning some calories together.

Coffee Shop Hangs: With a coffee shop in nearly every neighborhood, why not invite five of your biggest supporters for a casual coffee tour around your city? It's also an opportunity to have an intimate acoustic performance for them.