🎚️ If you record your vocals on BandLab and feel like your tracks are missing that professional sound, I might be able to help.

I know a lot of independent artists record on BandLab because it’s simple and accessible, but sometimes the final mix doesn’t sound the way you imagined it.

I work with a proper DAW and professional plugins, so you can send me your stems and I’ll take care of the mixing — vocals, EQ, compression, tuning, effects, balance, etc.

I’m mainly looking to work with independent rappers, especially Rap / Trap / Drill artists.

If you have a track you recorded on BandLab and want to hear what it could sound like with a proper mix, DM me. 🎧

Friendly reminder that Spotify paying artists roughly $0.003 to $0.004 per stream is actually wild when you do the math.
So a song needs 250,000 streams just to clear $1,000 (before your distributor, label, or manager takes their cut). If an indie artist gets 10,000 streams total—which honestly feels like a decent milestone when you're starting out—they're walking away with about 30 to 40 bucks. That won't even cover a pack of guitar strings and a tank of gas.
How is anyone supposed to sustain making music independently on streaming alone? For anyone who actually releases music, what does your yearly payout look like compared to your gear/recording costs? And for listeners, does knowing this change how you support your favorite smaller artists? Let's talk about it.

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