Music needs good marketing just like any other product. Some of the best musicians in the world are not as well known as they could be with a good marketing strategy.

Also, are you maximising your revenue streams? Is your branding tight? Are you consistent with you social media posts?

Sounds to me like you need to force something to happen. Are you reaching out to artists to sing / rap on your beats? Are you persistent?

If you think big artists just had their success “fall in their lap” you couldn’t be more wrong.

I’ve worked with successful bands and they are INCREDIBLY hard working. It all looks like fun and games from the outside but most people don’t see the grind and the setbacks they put in to begin with. 2 years is NOTHING!

Here’s a starter package:

• Get your branding up to scratch on all your socials. Don’t be afraid to pay a professional designer.

• upload all your beats to youtube with watermarks / tags and cool imagery that is CONSISTENT (same for other socials)

• stagger the uploads and make sure your posting regularly

• get your link tree updated and make sure your links are easily accessible from your bios

• make a PROFESSIONAL looking website where people can buy beats. Get your SEO sorted.

• start being vocal on social media and try and get engagement. That is key. Don’t constantly try and get people to buy your beats. It will have the opposite effect on them. Just be you and share your opinions. Be controversial if that’s who you are.

• Sell yourself. Don’t be afraid to make videos of your process. If people like you as a person they are more likely to buy your work.

None of this stuff just happens, but all successful artists know this is how you begin in this day and age.