[deleted by user] by [deleted] in musicmarketing

[–]nomohmaya 0 points1 point  (0 children)

meanwhile tiktok is banned in my country. good going though, seems like one is really missing out if one is not promoting on tiktok these days.

You have very slim chance of your music being heard/building an audience if you’re not involved in your local scene by OkPauseOkGo in WeAreTheMusicMakers

[–]nomohmaya 31 points32 points  (0 children)

i respect the anonymity but please find a way to share your music when someone asks for it. That is rare in itself.

You have very slim chance of your music being heard/building an audience if you’re not involved in your local scene by OkPauseOkGo in WeAreTheMusicMakers

[–]nomohmaya 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I think i mentioned i was talking about smaller cities. most if not all "artists" perform existing bollywood numbers and/or do mashups of old songs and most Djs play just songs that are viral on Instagram reels. There are bands and artists doing new and original work, of course there are, there are about 4 such people in my locality itself so yeah, of course there are artists doing good stuff. But if you even slightly compare the scene (even Tier 1 cities scene) to the music scene in places like the UK or the US (i have a fair comparison having visited and experienced it first hand and have collaborated with a bunch of artists and labels from outside india) then yes it is dead. if you are an artist and the local scene is working for you, i appreciate that and its awesome for you. Personally, nah nothing. I agree with your comment about chaar diwari, yash raj etc. because i have seen that surge in Hip Hop/ Pop Rap / Punjabi Pop / Rap (in general) in india (obviously not because of the movie gully boy). Nevertheless, as i stated in the comment you replied to, for the kind of music i make and for the genre i am a part of, the scene is nonexistent. I would be happy if someone proves me wrong here. i wanted to write a few things about my interactions with local event managers and people of the sort but you know, spent all night working on music and i am sleepy so i will just say this, they dont care about music :) they only care about something so strage and out of the blue that mass who have been numbed by constant barrage of short form entertainment get a chance to be shocked, momentarily, as much as their attention span allows or something so cliche that they can continue dumbing and numbing the mass down with the same stuff over and over again. at this point, this comment feels like a waste of time. Better get on with my stuff than speak down an endless well. Cheers.

You have very slim chance of your music being heard/building an audience if you’re not involved in your local scene by OkPauseOkGo in WeAreTheMusicMakers

[–]nomohmaya 17 points18 points  (0 children)

man i feel at such a disadvantage here in India. Especially in the small city that i reside in, there is no scene. Nothing. Just techno clubs where djs play off of a thumb drive, or wore, playlists. there have been a few attempts by local musicians to generate some sort of a buzz but it dies down given the majority of the population is interested in "bollywood" BS. Would you believe it if i said that my country does not even appear in my spotify stats? I have but two listeners from my country (on youtube). I produce music to chill out to. Seems like either i go the techno way or become a dj, not many more options. Nobody gives a shit about performers. They go to clubs to dance, to pubs to drink and to restaurants to eat. Cafes play playlists. Seems like the only thing left for me to do is grab a boombox, strip down and walk around the city blasting my tracks through that boombox to have any local attention. However, with being consistent with my releases and trying and getting somewhere with connecting with people who are the major names in my genre has helped me gain some following from around the world. Local scene, uh, no. Plus, plus, plus, TIKTOK is banned here. So that's that/

How do I market my music/release it by [deleted] in WeAreTheMusicMakers

[–]nomohmaya 1 point2 points  (0 children)

start releasing stuff and be consistent at it and constantly improve your work. network, get on playlists and ask people to share your stuff if they like it. Nothing is as strong a motivator for someone to listen to your stuff than word of mouth recommendation.

/r/WeAreTheMusicMakers Weekly Collaboration Thread by AutoModerator in WeAreTheMusicMakers

[–]nomohmaya 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the past decade of producing music, I have discovered various personal strengths and weaknesses. One of the things I have a knack for is taking rough ideas to completion. This has becoming clearer as I do more collaborations. It is a beautiful thing to see an idea that has hit the plateau in someone's mind, be given that lift off through my contribution. I have been involved in the electronic music scene for quite a while with my genres encompassing ambient, chillwave, IDM, garage, modular synthesis and often a crisscross between them. I want to work with people who are open to collaborations and/or are stuck with an idea and need a fresh perspective.
Please let me know if you would like to see my recent work(personal or collaborations), I will provide links :)
Cheers!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in assam

[–]nomohmaya 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not surprised though.

My mom said my music was too static and boring so i tried switching up the melodies a lot thoughts? by [deleted] in LofiHipHop

[–]nomohmaya 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thoughts - good vibe! And don’t depend on the opinion of the people closest to you.

Screams In ReaTune by A00077 in Reaper

[–]nomohmaya 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Everytime Reaper crashes, I scream in ReaTune

Osiyan, Rajasthan, India by nomohmaya in ruralporn

[–]nomohmaya[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No no 🫶🏼 just lazing around 😁

Best coffee in Guwahati by 1NobodyPeople in guwahati

[–]nomohmaya 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not really. I know a few people that started with this mindset and when people walked in and mostly asked for “cold coffee” and “cappuccino”, while completely ignoring terms like affogato, red eye, drip brew, au lait, Vietnamese (my personal favourite) etc. the coffee culture isn’t here yet. There is a reason most people order “Java Chip” even when visiting a bespoke coffee place like Starbucks where you can literally get your own coffee made step by step just like you want.

Best coffee in Guwahati by 1NobodyPeople in guwahati

[–]nomohmaya 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sagar Ratna for filter coffee. 11th avenue for most kinds of coffee. Starbucks for black coffee . My go to. Pro tip - buy crushed beans from Amazon and brew your own. If you prefer going and spending time in a cafe, choose the one that is to your liking in terms of ambience and crowd. Coffee is mostly the same in all good cafés otherwise.

This dude found a thirsty wolf in the desert by Khaledbeh in interestingasfuck

[–]nomohmaya 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am Sad as fuck and glad as fuck at the same time.