Conspiracy Industries Podcast

My no.1 EQ tip that I use for everything. Use on every part of your production and get more clarity and punch in your music. My universal M/S Eq settings that reduce "mud" and improve loudness and slap.

Gang, can we make a pact? Let's make Twitter a better place. Stop fueling the negativity and get more engagement by being positive.

No joke, email lists are powerful stuff for an artist. Today I share with you how I got mine to over 100 for free and why you should be doing it too.

After spending 3 months without internet I have noticed how bad the world is addicted to the internet. Myself included. Happy to be back after a small break.

It's your mother Adam here, clean up your studio and get better arrangement super powers in your latest productions. Serious, it helps so much not being sat by last nights takeaway boxes.

Listening to new music should not only inspire you, but it should give you confidence in your own music. Self-criticising and self-doubting our own productions is completely normal, but seriously, go listen to what's topping the charts right now, I bet it will give you some confidence.

Let go of your old projects. Archive them and free your mind so you can worry about working on tomorrows music instead of continually trying to finish yesterdays projects. Painters need fresh pages and so do we.

Finishing music is such a powerful tool for your sanity as a producer. It is important to regularly do this to keep yourself moving forward. Focus on it and get excited about it, you need it, and the world needs your music.

I have said it before and I will say it again, I am guilty of it too but honestly taking breaks is the lifeline for all creatives and producers. Nature is the best plugin.

Sometimes quality is actually a hindrance, I say forget worrying about quality and start focusing on quantity. You might be surprised what gets better in your productions over time.

Make friends and reap the benefits, today I talk about the community of producers at your fingertips. Lock into them and reap the benefits and that a supportive community can build.

Probably the most important bit of advice I can give any producer. Go use any one of the tips I give today and improve your productions drastically.

The buzzword of "being signed" does not mean as much as it used to. Today we talk through the current state of the industry and what a record label really means.

Well there is nothing like learning on the job, I had every intention of doing this on the sly until I was confident but apparently there are humans listening so I wanted to say HEYYYYYYY! :)

No matter what Digital Audio Workstation you use (DAW) they are all the same. They produce music. The quality is the producer, not the DAW.

Focus on you and your path, be happy about other peoples success. The journey is so exciting

Just a mere entry for my future self to say I said it was going to happen back then.... or today.... or whenever I decide to say it.

The future is coming in the shape of electric scooters. And save your money because these repost services are absolute bull shite.

Nobody gives a fuck about your Ego and public image. I don't anyway. Don't buy plays. Don't be that idiot. Seriously. Don't.

The internet and companies like Splice have raised lots of concerns amongst upcoming producers, but what are the current issues and more importantly does anyone care?

Collab bro? Us producers have seen it a million times, but are there benefits? I say fuck yeah.

The most important thing to produce more is stepping away. It is hard but it resets everything. I can't stress how important this is.

If you are sleeping in, your not excited enough for what you have planned for the day. Change things up, get motivated, and I will go work on my damn cardio.

Instagram is full of annoying bots. It is a robot world and please stop if you use them. Add value not bots. Also, don't over plan stuff, the thought process can add the illusion that it will be harder. Doing something is much easier than planning it.

Even just one more technique in your production toolbox can be so valuable and should be seen as a win. Go youtube something today and sleep knowing you won the day.

This is so simple. Fuck the negativity off out of your life. Thats it.

Every day we all have 10 minutes. No excuses. I use it to jam and have fun on Ableton which keeps me inspired and aware of what tools I can use.

It is not about the gear, it is about the ear. Use what you can, no excuses and experiment with things where you can. I used my mic on my laptop for my BBC record of the week "Poison Witches".

Commitment to putting out content is not only hard it also feels dumb. But if you want people to listen to your music then use the tools around you to make your own communities and create new opportunities for yourself.

Excuses are past their sell-by date. Look popular. Make content. Reach People, all from the palm of your hand.

Programming nights out and respecting your chess playing elders.

Being grateful for the small wins make the big wins happen. I felt grateful today and I wanted to share it with you.

It's important not to beat yourself up over messing up, none of us do things perfectly. Consistency is key.

Just a random rant about being British in America. That's it.

Rant on my love of red wine and my hate for whining people and how they drag your ass down. No nonsense just truth.

EQ is my best friend, it should be yours too. Take some free production advice on EQ that saves my ass all the time.

How I prepared to play international club setups for free. Ignore the old school trolls and have fun. Library Organisation is key, and importantly ignore the haters.

Beating my release block by releasing more music.

Episode 2 of the INDSTRY podcast. Today we talk aliens and June gloom in LA.

Episode 1 of the INDSTRY podcast. I am drunk so lets hit the ground running.