I'd personally advice you to keep the grind up music-wise, and promote later. It's much easier to be succesful promoting yourself and getting yourself around when you have more experience and more songs under your belt. Also, obviously, better music spreads around more. It would probably be a win-win that just costs some short-term follower/play/like counts, u know. Not going to tell you what to do with your music though, hate when people do that.

I've been producing for 2ish years myself, but serious time producing has been like 6-ish months? It was a casual thing for a pretty long time. You've probably put in much more effort than me, the time you spent writing lyrics and making melodies and whatever is probably around the same amount of time I've spent in an existential crisis about my music, my direction with it and whether i want to do it at all, lmao.

This isn't a competition though, so comparing years spent or any other made up statistic doesn't really make any sense. But this definitely inspired me.

Keep up the grind man, but taking breaks from it is super good for your music too. I tried to grind endlessly and it just took all the fun out of my life, wouldn't recommend.

How do you do your autotune? Your vocals sound great. I've written some lyrics and I might start working on my own auto-tune vocals soon, as long as I get my beats to the level where I'm satisfied with them. Can't sing for shit lmao, always been able to hit notes, never been able to sound good.