Have  you ever heard of one of these festivals ?  Rolling loud, Summer jam, Made in america lyrical lemondade, Coechella, Firefly ... If you have I bet you have seen some of your favorite and probably biggest hip hop artist perform there    Now let me ask you another question..... Do you wish you could ever perform on one of those stages?  Seeing the huge crowd sing your song? having them even have a Mosh Pit to your song ?  Even Having that one to one connection  with each single fan in the crowd by just simply performing your song .....    Most artists I know including myself have a dream to perform on one of those stages but  there lies something in the back of our heads that always feels like its holding us back  How to get there?    On todays episode of becoming world wide  Our guest  Rick Barker used to be the manager of one of the biggest best selling musicians of all time.    Taylor swift   and hes here tell you what  steps and practices  you need to take  before getting to that Big stage.    Time Stamps:  Introduction  (00:00:00 - 00:03:25) Being a Manager for one of the biggest Best selling-musicians of all time - (00:03:35- 00:07:36)  How to get to the big stages:  (00:07:45 - 00:22:08)  Check out Rick! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rickbarkermusic/ FREE Growth Training: https://rickbarker.com/growth ----------------------------------------------------------- Follow me on instagram @ Anwillm DM me "BWW Underground" to get invited to our FREE IG group chat where there are other active Independent Hip-hop artists who collaborate, network, and give feedback on your music! Link Below:  https://www.instagram.com/anwillm/   Credits:  Music Used:  "Jahzzar - Overdose" under a CC-BY licence. Music provided by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/xLi38SL7HCg

Let me start off with asking you one simple question... Can you describe your fanbase?  What do they look like?  what is their taste in music?  What do they like to do in their free time?   many of us Artists start out with our music just being heard by friends and family.  and although we love the support and appreciate them  we figure out within the next month or so that our numbers are not growing.  our engangement on social media and ratios from our post are very low  and sometimes we feel like nobody truly is listening.    This turns into link dropping our songs to different posts  sending our song to the same people in our contact list when it comes out  hoping that by doing these things we can just organically get new fans but it doesn't work and we reach the same people.... but   what if there was a way we could find our fans?  A way where we we can get fans who love our music can recite every lyric of our song & buy all of our merchandise?    on this episode of Becoming World Wide our guest Bree Noble helps indie musicians attract their 1,000 true fans and build income  and  is here to give you step by step practices  on how YOU can do it as an independent hip-hop artist.    Check Out Bree Noble :  Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/breenoble   Join Bree's Fan Attraction BootCamp HERE: Www.fanattractionbootcamp.com   Follow me on instagram @ Anwillm  and DM me "BWW GROUP Underground"  to get invited to our Becoming World Wide FREE IG group chat  where there are other active Independent Hip-hop artists who collaborate, network, and give feedback on your music! Link Below:  https://www.instagram.com/anwillm/   Credits:  "de Pablos - Resurge" is under a Creative Commons (CC BY 3.0) license. https://soundcloud.com/de_pablos Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/CmAgw6goMRU

Have you ever got one of your songs on a Spotify playlist?  What type of playlist is your song on?  Does putting your song on a Spotify playlist actually help you get fans?  If you're an artist you most likely heard of Spotify playlisting  It's been growing FOR years!  But does this actually help you get more streams and fans?    On today's epiosde we have Drew Small.  Drew is a Marketing Expert specializing in helping artists get more results out of their songs through Spotify playlisting and other techniques. Tune in to hear what YOU can do to get better streaming results and how you can implement those strategies and know what spotify, apple, & amazon  music editors look for in your music TODAY.    Check  OUT Drew Smalll! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsdrewsmall/ Website: https://brddg.co/   Join our Becoming World Wide discord with other underground Hip-Hop Artists where we collab, network, and Promote YOUR MUSIC HERE: https://discord.gg/5TgMJFeSFd   Credits:  Lo-Fi Lounge Chill Hip Hop CITY by Alex-Productions | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx0_M61F81Nfb-BRXE-SeVA Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Brand Partnerships   What is the first thing that comes to your head when you think of brand partnerships?    Is it your favorite hip-hop artists teaming up or collabing with one of your favorite brands?    A basket ball player having their own shoe with Nike or Adidas?    Maybe even an influencer showing off her product on Tik-Tok    I mean we see them all the time. These big artists getting the big bucks by just showing off a product or even just creating brand awareness for that. I mean, I don’t have a big platform that I can have brands hitting me up to showcase something of their and get paid for it…….   But the real question is …. Do we REALLY need a big platform to get a Brand sponsorship.    On this episode you will learn what you’ll need to do an undiscovered hip hop artists to get brand sponsorship deals. (HINT: YOU ALREADY HAVE ALL THE RESOURCES) & learn it from someone who has a MAJOR brand partner ship with one of the biggest digital music distribution platforms out there.    Nico santana is a fellow hip hop artist, content creator, and podcaster who’s podcast THE MUSIC PRENUER podcast focuses on helping INDEPENDENT artists navigate the “oversaturated” world of being an independent musician.    Nico is not only here to tell you about his experience of how he got his podcast to be sponsored by one of the biggest digital music distribution platform, but he’s also here TO GIVE YOU THE STEPS YOU NEED TO TAKE  TO GET ONE YOURSELF!    Check Out Nico Santana Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicosantana.co/ Website: solo.to/nicosantana   JOIN the Becoming World Wide 🌎🎤 Discord HERE with other undiscovered hip-hop artist who want to collab, network, and promote your songs👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽: https://discord.gg/5TgMJFeSFd       Music provided by Rujay. Instrumental: "Nasty" by Simonsayz. Channel: https://YouTube.com/user/RujayTV.

How do you promote your music?  Do you text your friends and let them know your new song is out?  Do you send it to all of your contacts on snapchat? Do you just drop a link in a Facebook group? As undiscovered artists, this is what we have been told to POST POST POST and that will result in us blowing up and becoming famous. Yet every time we post we are more disappointed because WE SEE NO RESULTS .  Owner of All about helping UK Ayaz Hussein comes onto our show to tell you what steps and practices you should be doing to build your social media presence as a hip hop artist ! Heres a little secret: you’re already doing it ;)   Check Out Ayaz Here:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/socialmediaayaz/ Website: www.allabouthelping.co.uk   JOIN the Becoming World Wide 🌎🎤 Discord HERE with other undiscovered hip-hop artist who want to collab, network, and promote your songs👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽: https://discord.gg/5TgMJFeSFd

Think about the first time someone hated one of your songs? Did you know that person? What did they say? Why would they say that? Do you take it personally? Did you just brush it off?  Being an undiscovered hip-hop artist can be very stressful. Making our music, marketing ourselves, promoting our music.... the list goes on and on.  On top of that, We have those people who try to bring us down.  In this episode host, Anwill Martinez tackles what YOU should do as an undiscovered hip-hop artist if someone hates on you! Listen in to learn and apply 3 simple steps to determine if these ”haters” are hating or giving criticism. This show is produced by Martinez Production Group LLC