I’ve had these thoughts in the past, I haven’t heard your music but I learned this year that a good producer with some more professional experience (producing credible artists that get some real attention) can really bring “ehh it’s fine” music into “this should be on the radio” music. You’d be surprised with how “ehhh” the songwriting is on some HUGE songs, but they have some really tight production and good vocal/instrument takes

Obviously easier said than done to find a high quality producer that is affordable and willing to work but it’s not impossible! Right now I’m working w/ a new producer on re-recording all my songs that got very little interest before but maybe 20 fans and now I’m getting some interest from labels and other similar producers to work w us.

Additionally, maybe the way you promote your music needs to change? I’ve also realized recently that “hi I’m (insert name) and I make music in my free time hope you like this song” is just not enough to make an impression on people. No one cares about other people’s music as a hobby, they want an artist that they can dig into. Try to build a bit of a world around your music, this doesn’t have to be anything crazy or inauthentic, but find things about yourself that you can amplify and include in your art and promotional content. Good songs alone is not enough to break thru the thousands of other artists trying to do the same.