EP#33: Why I'm Not Releasing Another Album... kind of!

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If the thought of self-releasing your music feels a tad overwhelming, you’re not alone. It’s a daunting prospect for many DIY artists. But, as Isobel shares in this week’s episode, even veteran DIY musicians can have their own self-releasing wobbles because there are many disruptive factors that have changed the process of releasing music over the last 10 years. Isobel explores exactly what these are and, crucially, what she intends to do to shake up her own music releasing strategy and still love the process of sharing her music.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
{00:00} Intro
{01:38} Why I’m sharing this on the podcast
{06:19} What is conventional music releasing?
{08:46} Three forces that have disrupted DIY music releasing
{18:04} How personal circumstances can shape how you share your music
{22:57} The opportunities this also brings
{24:30} My plans for sharing my music in the future
{26:36} Episode summary & next week’s teaser

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