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“Touring Feels Like a 360 Deal”: Rapper Big Pooh on Why Little Brother’s Final Tour Is a Business Decision
Back in 2019, the plan was simple: Little Brother would reunite, tour, drop a documentary, and close their last chapter with intention. The pandemic derailed that plan, but now, five years later, Pooh and Phonte are finally finishing that mission…
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“I’m Not Bitter. I’m Wiser”: Kaash Paige on Leaving the Major Label System
Kaash Paige signed a record deal at 18. By 22, she was independent again. Now 24, she’s rebuilding her career with clarity. This is her story. In high school, Kaash, born D’Kyla Paige Woolen, told her friends, “I’m going to…
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The First Thing You Should Do After Receiving a $1 Million Advance
Break out the calculator.
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Rob49 Is Liberating New Orleans
The NOLA hometown hero breaks down his success and hunger for Audiomack World.
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redveil Wants to Keep Fans Above Water
PG County rapper redveil’s 2022 album, ‘learn 2 swim,’ is his best yet. He breaks down his creative process for Audiomack World.
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There’s No One-Size-Fits-All Approach to Releasing Music
There are multiple blueprints for success. Not all of them work for every artist.
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5 Songs You Need to Hear on Audiomack
Press play on brand new songs from Bella Shmurda, Coi Leray, Fivio Foreign, Jack Harlow, and LAYA.
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Weston Estate Is Redefining Jamming with Friends
Five-piece band Weston Estate redefines jamming with friends on their 2022 debut.
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Buddy Is Growing Up
Cali rapper Buddy is all grown up. On his 2022 album, ‘Superghetto,’ he grows into a more mellow sound.
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The Miraculous Story of RobOlu, Concrete Flower
After facing near death, RobOlu returns with a 2022 EP dedicated to his perseverance. He breaks down his miraculous story for Audiomack World.
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Christian Alexander Doesn’t Stay Still
The UK bedroom pop artist debuts for real this time, with the release of his 2022 album, ‘I Don’t Like You.’
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How to Approach a Meeting with a Record Label A&R
Every conversation with someone in your field is an opportunity to learn.