My materials have helped countless musicians, engineers and producers gain the confidence and skills to make professional music that stands up to the records you hear on the radio. But more importantly, they’ve used my techniques to actually finish their mixes and proudly release their songs so that other people can hear them.

Whether they’re working in rock, pop, folk, country, EDM or hip-hop, they’ve all gained the confidence to proudly to release their records.

If you’re anything like my students when they first started out, you’ve got a basic understanding of music production. You can find your way around your DAW and record your song ideas. You know the basics of putting your tracks together to make a mix.

But you don’t know whether your mixes are good enough. 

You like how they sound, but when you play them side by side to your favorite records, your mixes don’t stand a chance. 

Your mixes are quieter. The low-mids feel muddy. The vocals sound harsh. And you just know that your tracks can sound better. You know you’ve recorded your tracks well. Sometimes you’re even using the same samples as the songs you hear on Spotify or Soundcloud! But for some reason, your songs just don’t sound professional enough.

So you don't finish anything.

That's the sad part. Some people stop short of releasing their music because they get crushed by imposter syndrome.

I don’t know how often I’ve heard my subscribers freeze up because they’re too frustrated with their skills to finally finish and release their records. 

Maybe you’re the same way?

One of my subscribers is a producer who’s been making beats and producing for other artists for 14 years but had never put out a record of his own because of crippling self-doubt. 

He told me that the more he listened to his mix, the more he wanted to put it back in the “Hard Drive Graveyard” with all the others.

He finally realized that the only way to grow and develop as a musician was to step out of his comfort zone and let the song into the world.

He shared with me,  

“Honestly when I saw my song on Spotify it was a HUGE weight lifted off my shoulders, it’s like I let the song go and now I really don’t have all those worries that I had before. I love the song and when I put it out I got some great feedback on it. I can now check that one off the list and move on to my next project. “

The key to growing as a home studio musician and bedroom producer is to actually release your songs! 

So many of my students have achieved this that I even created a Spotify playlist of all the people who said my tips had helped them release their music. It makes for quite the eclectic playlist, and that’s something that makes me even happier.

Creating music but not releasing it is like running a marathon and then walking off the track right before the finish line. 

You know that when you’ve finished your songs you should release them. 

Releasing your music should be motivating and exciting. Seeing your songs come out on streaming platforms should make you feel elated.

You know this to be true, but still, your song sits there unfinished.

It breaks my heart to know how some people stop short of releasing their music just because they get crushed by imposter syndrome.

I have a student who struggles with this so much it's stalled his career. He has songs in the final stages of being ready. They’re mixed, but he thinks there is more that can be done. 

He’s even had legit producers check out his productions. The producer told him to release it because the mix sounded great but he still felt like there is more he could do.

He’s trapped in a downward spiral of self-criticism because he can’t call them finished, even though he’s noticed significant improvement from when he started! 

I don’t know how often I’ve heard the same frustrations from my subscribers.

Whenever they pull up a new song to finish, they struggle to get a good balance between the instruments. They try to make everything fit together in the frequency spectrum but making everything cut through is like a juggling eighteen bowling balls, five knives, and your Grandma’s antique porcelain plates.

But what if you don't need to figure all this stuff out on your own?

You don't have to miss out on the feeling of achievement from seeing your song everywhere.

That surge of excitement when someone tells you that your music reminds them of a famous hit song.

It’s a thrill to see your songs, album art, and credits online after all the work you’ve put into the production process.

Best of all, everybody can hear it, wherever they are in the world. Having your music on an international music app for everyone to listen to is simply amazing.

You realize how much fun it is and you get ambitious to do it again. Once you’ve released your records, you can proudly say, “yeah, I’m on Spotify. I’m on Apple Music. You can find me there.”  

This is what I want to help you achieve, which is why I’m proud to open….