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claire kelly music
5 out of 5 stars
Let’s all be wealthy artists!
Smart, thoughtful and concrete advice on how to really take control of your life and creative career. Sarah and Wilson are captivating hosts and hardworking badasses in the music industry- great people to learn from!
eroni
5 out of 5 stars
A dynamic duo
I couldn't think of two people I'd rather hear talk about financial wellness in the arts: Sarah & Wilson's personalities & perspectives are so different, yet they both have had such dynamic & impressive careers in independent music. As hosts, they make a powerful team. They're dead-serious, hilarious, irreverent, passionate & informative...& that's just in the first five minutes! I'm so glad they have chosen to share their ideas & experience with the rest of us; it's truly an honor to get to listen & learn.
Lady Lay 58
5 out of 5 stars
Love it!!!
Wilson and Sarah are able to demystify an overwhelming and somewhat taboo subject and they do it with joy and exuberance. I’m always left feeling motivated and excited about my creative life.
Greg Owens Music
5 out of 5 stars
Fantastic info and delivery!
Wilson and Sarah are easy and entertaining to listen to as well as being super informative! Will be subscribing and lookin forward to the next episode!
Jhettttt
5 out of 5 stars
Bridging the creative mind with the business mind
Great podcast for diving into the long-term sustainability as an artist!
Jac764432
5 out of 5 stars
Very relatable and helpful!
I love listening to Wilson and Sarah. I feel like they understand where I am and their tips and conversation help me think about my personal and professional budget. I am inspired by them and can’t wait to listen and learn more!
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- 76
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- 2
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- January 13, 2023
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- Wilson Harwood and Sarah Clanton
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- © 2023 The Wealthy Artist Podcast
- How To Find A Music ManagerFREEE Single Release Checklist: https://www.elevatedmusic.co/checklist I have said it, maybe you have said it…”if someone could just help me with all this work, I would be so much farther along in my music career.” There is no doubt that this is true, but getting a music manager seems like this mystical thing that just happens to some people. However, there is definitely a way to get your ideal music manager and in this article that is what we are going to learn how to do! 1) Find An Artist With A Similar Fan Base To You This may take a little work, but the first step is to find an artist who you admire and is farther along in their music career. You want to pick someone who’s fans would also like your music. Your music will most likely be similar, but it is more important that the fanbase will overlap. Imagine the artist you dream of opening up for and start there. The key to this is not to go so huge that it throws you to managers who are way too big. For example, I wouldn’t choose Taylor Swift because she is just way to popular to help us move up a step in our music career. For this example, I am going to choose Sarah Jarosz. She is a musician I admire, and I feel our fans would overlap. I also think Sarah is certainly popular, but she is not a pop superstar, so I should be able to find her team and potentially contact them. 2) Go To The Artist’s Website Next, you want to do a little research. In this case I would go to Sarah Jarosz website and try and find out who her manager is. Luckily, Sarah has her management right on her website under the contact page. I could click on the link and send her manager an email right away. However, before we spam a random person on the internet, let’s do a little preparation. 3) Craft Your Email I would do this in a word doc like google docs, text edit or Microsoft word. It is good to right emails in a place that you can go back and edit them later. The point of this email is to simply ask for advice. You want to create a relationship, not ask to get signed or have them manage you. Being humble and having humility is key. You want to share some successes you have had, but mainly ask for three pieces of advice that will help you get to a point where they might work with you someday. The goal of this outreach email is to help you hone your strategy to getting an ideal artist manager. It is not to land one right away, although I suppose it could happen! So here is an example email I might right: Hi Jim, I am a big fan and admirer of Sarah Jarosz. I am an artist similar in style to her based out of Nashville, TN. I wanted to learn more about what you look for in an artist so I can set some clear goals for my own music career. What are three things an artist must have in place for you to even consider working with them? I know you are very busy so I really appreciate you even taking the time to read this. Thank you so much for the advice and I hope one day we may have the chance of working together. best, Wilson Harwood www.wilsonharwood.com 4) Find More Artists Once you hit send it is a good idea to mark that you sent the email in a google sheet or excel file. You will most likely want to follow up two more times. I would suggest trying once more in two weeks and again two weeks after that. I don’t think I would spam their email too much, but a couple follow up are always a good reminder for very busy people. Now the chances of getting a reply are pretty slim. So the best thing you can do is find more managers to reach out to. I would recommend using our friend Spotify to help you. For my example I would type in Sarah Jarosz into Spotify and then scroll down to the0 comments0
- Use Spotify As A Marketing ToolFREEE Single Release Checklist: https://www.elevatedmusic.co/checklist Most of us want more streams on Spotify to ideally make more money from those streams, but what if I told you the money doesn’t matter? Or what if I said the money is a nice bonus, but should not be thought of as a reliable source of income in your music career. That’s right, I am trying to stir up the pot of how you think about Spotify or streaming in general in your music career.0 comments0
- The Wealthy Artist Podcast Dec 30 · 6m Ultimate Home Studio Set Up For Under $250FREEE Single Release Checklist: https://www.elevatedmusic.co/ So you want to start recording your own music, but you don’t want to spend a fortune. This home studio set up will not break the bank and will get you some good results right out the door. I will say that I am not including studio monitors because you can use any pair of headphones or speakers you already have. I am also not including a computer since most people have some sort of computer they use for either work or personal use. Most computers these days can get you started on your home studio journey. So let’s dive into exactly what you will need to get some basic home recordings going. If you want to save even more money on these items than buy them used. I really like Reveb.com and Facebook Marketplace for finding great deals on used gear. 0:00 - Intro 1:24 - Recording Software 2:15 - Audio Interface 3:03 - Microphone 4:05 - Mic Cable 4:41 - Mic Stand0 comments0
- 5 Ways To Land More Sync PlacementsFREEE Single Release Checklist: https://www.elevatedmusic.co/ If you want to get involved with the sync world and begin creating a passive income side to your artist career than these five tips will help you jump off in the right direction. Sync licensing is a very competitive space so having a leg up in the game can be very helpful. Let's go over five ways to increase the likelihood of getting sync placements. 1) Create More Music Regularly With sync quantity really matters. The old adage of quality over quantify does not necessarily apply here. If you only release 1-5 songs a year your chances of landing placements goes way down. If you release one song a month then you will greatly improve your chances of getting those songs placed. The more the better. This does mean costs may go up, so try and collaborate with a producer for a percentage deal or learn how to produce songs yourself. 2) Create Music With Music Supervisors and Editors In Mind The people who make major decisions in sync licensing are called music supervisors. Their job is to find music for the TV shows or ads they are working on. The editor actually places the song in the segment and makes it fit the picture. You want to make their jobs as easy as possible. When creating music think of your intro, verse, chorus and bridge in the same way an editor would. Give them great cut points in your song to change scenes or emotion. Have both really big parts in your song and soft sections. Try adding both vocal and instrumental sections so they have a lot to choose from. The number one thing with sync is to keep a consistent emotion or vibe throughout your song. The music supports the picture so it must match an emotion in the TV show or commercial. 3) Write The Truth People can spot a canned or superficial song lyric from a mile away. Even though your song cannot have a lot of specific proper nouns like names, places or things, it can still have a true emotion to it. The lyrics can mean something to you even though they are a bit vague. I am not saying this is easy, but stick to your truth when writing and you will land more syncs. 4) Pay Attention To Trends When you write for sync you are writing commercial music. It is a fine line between being your true artist and making your song more marketable in the sync marketplace. You are selling songs, so paying some attention to what is working with your competition is not a bad idea. I like to use a website called https://www.tunefind.com/ to find trending songs for TV shows. The best thing to do is to create a Spotify playlist with those trending songs and listen to them while driving around or doing the dishes. This will get your ear trained to hear common themes with what is currently working. You will want to update that list monthly to stay on top of changing trends. If you are shooting for advertising placements then I recommend checking out https://www.ispot.tv/browse to find ads with music. I have found this process a bit more difficult because many ads use library music or in house writers who are not on Spotify. You can still hear what is getting placed, but it may be harder to build a Spotify playlist. 5) Own Your Artistic Lane It is tempting when you first jump into sync to try writing to every brief or every genre of music. You might see hip hop is really popular so you try writing hip hop songs. Then piano ballads seem to be cool so you try piano songs. The problem with changing who you are as an artist is the Music Supervisors won't remember you. They need a sonic fingerprint that sticks in their mind. If you can create a sound that is desirable then you should stick with it. This is also not easy, but worth going after. Stick to what you know you are really good at and make a lot of music. Remember, be true to your art and0 comments0
- How to Release Your First Song on Spotify + A Farewell to WilsonDid you know that you can not create a Spotify for Artist page until you have released music? If you are releasing music for the first time, and want in on a great Spotify hack? Press play and enjoy this ! Also, we are saying goodbye to Wilson in this episode as his business has grown and is taking him on to other things. Learn what Wilson is up to and what's going to happen next.... Episode Resource Guide: Wilson's Blog: How to Release Your First Song on Spotify Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Youtube Instagram0 comments0
- Preparing for the StudioIt's time! You are finally ready to get into the studio to make that record you've been dreaming of..or are you? Since recording a record is an investment, you want to make the most of your time and money. How do you prepare to get into the studio? Wilson and Sarah give you the guidance so you can show up like a prepared pro. Episode Resource Guide: Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Youtube Instagram Send us an email at thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com0 comments0
- Getting Centered with The Artist's WayGet centered with Sarah in this solo episode about Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way. Learn how reading this book can change the trajectory of your day and help you get through that nasty writer's block we all experience. Episode Resource Guide: READ: The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Youtube Instagram0 comments0
- Why You Need to Stop Doing 80% of What You're DoingWait...say what? The idea of doing less in a world that is obsessed with the grind, the hustle, being busy every moment, this may be a triggering thought but it's true...you need to stop doing most of what you are doing so you can focus and make some magic happen. On this solo episode with your host Wilson, learn why doing less will make you a wealthier artist. Episode Resource Guide: Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course0 comments0
- The Wealthy Artist Podcast May 19 · 45m Find & Follow Your Story to Grow Your Fanbase with Patryk LarneyPatryk Larney is the founder of Hope Tree Entertainment, a label services network that provides services for independent artists. With years of experience in the entertainment industry, including time as Creative Coordinator of Apple Inc., Patryk applies the value of “Think Different” to his ambitions with Hope Tree Entertainment. In this episode, we chat about Patryk’s journey to working with artists and how he got to where he is now. We are sure you will love and appreciate Patryk's knowledge and wisdom just as much as we do! Patryk's Website: Hope Tree Entertainment Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Mindful Singing Studio - Holistic Vocal Coaching Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- Finding Your Artistic True North with Honey LarochelleHoney Larochelle is a singer, songwriter, artist, vocal producer, vocal arranger, and entrepreneur who is on a mission to help other artists find freedom and embrace their authenticity. Honey is hosting a free Sacred Artistry summit on May 12, 13, and 14 (so if you're listening this week, it's THIS THURSDAY!) Click this link to sign up for the Sacred Artistry Summit. In this inspiring episode we talk about Honey's journey to getting to where she is now, her thoughts on authenticity, her favorite self care tips, and so much more. Get to know Honey and you'll love her just as much as we do! We are sure you will learn so much from Honey, and we can't wait for you to experience her magic in this episode! Honey's Website The meditation practice Honey was talking about: Ho'oponopono Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Mindful Singing Studio - Holistic Vocal Coaching Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- Finding Your Vulnerable Authentic VoiceMeet the newest member of The Wealthy Artist Podcast Team and Mindful Singing Coach, Gracie Calvaneso! Gracie not only has hopped on as newest editor of the podcast, she has her own business: Mindful Singing. With her gifts, Gracie has crafted a unique approach to singing that is focused on vulnerability and authenticity. Through her Mindful Singing Method, Gracie will change the way you think about singing, change the way you sing, and help you to gain confidence in your vulnerability and your unique, authentic voice. In this episode, we chat about how you can connect to your own authentic voice, mindset tips for performing, Gracie's Mindful Singing Method, and so much more. Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Mindful Singing Studio - Holistic Vocal Coaching Gracie's Instagram (Music) Mindful Singing Studio Instagram Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- The Power of Content MarketingMaybe we should call the episode “Facebook Ads - Updated.” As social media platforms evolve it's hard to know where and how to market your content. Today on the show Wilson talks about what has been his latest experience and success with his own Youtube channel. Graham Cochrane- Content Marketing Korby Lenker- email list example Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Mindful Singing Studio - Holistic Vocal Coaching Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- Song Registration 101A few episodes ago Sarah and Wilson talked about what song royalties are. In this episode dive into the actual steps of registering your songs so that you are collecting every cent that is owed to you. Want to work with Sarah Clanton 1:1 to collect your royalties? Reach out at sarahclantonmusic@gmail.com or on instagram @sarahcello or @tunedough Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Mindful Singing Studio - Holistic Vocal Coaching Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- What Is Metadata and Why Should You Care?If your metadata isn’t correct your money can’t find you. Learn why paying attention to detail when you are releasing your music will make you money. Got episode topic ideas? Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Episode Resource Guide: Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Mindful Singing Studio - Holistic Vocal Coaching Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- The Wealthy Artist Podcast Apr 4 · 20m Pros and Cons of Using Facebook Ads For Your MusicSocial media is constantly evolving and it's hard to know which approach is best for marketing your music. As an update to an episode from season 1 we continue the conversation, as the algorithms evolve, around if it's even worth it to use Facebook ads to promote your music. We’d love to know what you think? Do Facebook ads work? Email us and let us know your thoughts: thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Mindful Singing Studio - Holistic Vocal Coaching Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- Why Tracking Your Net Worth Makes You WealthyBefore you pass on this episode, don’t! This episode is all about helping you take a next baby step in facing the numbers and overcoming your financial fears to flip the “starving artist” script within. Join in on this conversation about how gaining awareness around your net worth can get you into flow of your Wealthy Artist Lifestyle. Learn from Wilson as he speaks on his own experience keeping track of his net worth and how has empowered his own big picture goal setting. Episode Resource Guide: Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Mindful Singing Studio - Holistic Vocal Coaching Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- Royalties 101Today on the show, learn just what royalties ARE. Have you ever released music digitally? Do you plan on releasing music? Don’t skip this episode! In fact you are going to want to repeat this one a few times to let it soak in. Most artists are NOT collecting all the royalties that are due to them. And when we don't collect our royalties they get redistributed to the highest earners. (mic drop!) Sarah is here to help you reclaim your royalties with this part 1 of 2 part series on how to register your music. Want to work with Sarah 1:1 to register your music and make sure you are not leaving any cash on the table? Email her directly at tunedough@gmail.com or sign up to Sarah’s Tunedough mailing list to be the first to know when Tunedough, the self-guided course to help you register your music, is out! Episode Resource Guide: READ: All You Need to Know About the Music Business by Donald S Passman (hyper linked) SONGTRUST : Get 30% off when you sign up with code TUNEDOUGH THE BOUTIQUE LAWYER : Get 20% anything in the contract store with code TUNEDOUGH20 Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Mindful Singing Studio - Holistic Vocal Coaching Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- From Artist Manager To Musician Wellness CoachLanny West is a music and entertainment industry veteran with more than six decades of colorful behind-the-scenes stories behind him. With a deep well of expertise in artist management, concert promotion, nightclub operation, FM radio and more, West’s high-flying professional career was matched only by a vibrant personal life filled with adventure … and sometimes disaster. In this episode we talk about how West transitioned from a manager who was abusing his body with bad food and drugs to transforming into an artist wellness coach and a devout Christian. He also has a new book, an in-depth memoir, FATHER, SON & THE UNHOLY ROAD: The Dark, Twisted Truth of My Journey From Cocaine to Christ, West shares the twisted tales which stitch that life together, leading to his born-again redemption and the creation of a unique men’s ministry in Portland, Tennessee. Tipping Point - Lanny's website Link to Lanny's book: " Father, Son, and the Unholy Road " Episode Resource Guide: Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Gracie Calvaneso's Website (Mindful Singing) - Holistic Vocal Coaching Tunedough - Sarah’s Song Registration Course Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- The Gratitude ChallengeThis mini episode with your co-host Sarah Clanton is all about getting into the habit of gratitude. Sarah talks about how this practice is important in developing a wealthy lifestyle. Bonus: enjoy a fun card full from Sarah's Magical Mermaids & Dolphins Oracle Deck. It's too woo woo good! Episode Resource Guide: Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- The Power of a Morning RoutineThe way you the day begins, sets the tone for the whole day goes. Today's a Coffee with Clanton episode: a chat on how a powerful morning routine can make all the difference in fueling your wealthy artist lifestyle. Episode Resource Guide: Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- The Wealthy Artist Podcast Feb 21 · 54m Booking House Shows and Finding Abundance with Guest Fran SnyderHouse concerts are some of the most rewarding shows and experiences you can have. Learn how to make house concerts a part of your abundant plan with Fran Snyder from House Concerts in Your Home and The Listening Room Network. Episode Resource Guide: Fran Snyder - The Listening Room Network Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- Play to SucceedThrough play, we learn. On this episode consider thinking about working less and playing more to succeed! Episode Resource Guide: Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- Letting Go of Attachment to the OutcomeLetting go isn't always easy but learning to let go can actually launch us towards our dreams. Episode Resource Guide: Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- Healthy Tour & Balancing Goals with KyshonaGet ready to get inspired! Kyshona joins us on the podcast and its all about living that WELLthy artist lifestyle, its all about the balance. And it's tough for us all! Don't skip this episode... Episode Resource Guide: Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
- How to Work Four Hours a Day Four Hours a WeekSound impossible? Learn how working less can make you more on this mini food for thought episode with Wilson. Episode Resource Guide: Email Sarah & Wilson -> thewealthyartistpodcast@gmail.com Wilson Harwood's Official Artist Website Wilson Harwood's Studio Website Sarah Clanton - Official Website Tunedough Youtube Instagram Patreon0 comments0
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