Dude, I Can Help You: 18 Mistakes Artists Make And How To Fix Them - Tapa blanda

Multi-platinum music producer, educator, and music business book author, music business guru, Sahpreem A. King, has helped the careers of many aspiring artists, musicians, and music business professionals through his teachings and books based on the music industry. In his latest book, “Dude, I Can Help You! 18 Mistakes Artists Make And How To Fix Them”, King, is offering up his third installment of “In Your Face” music business wisdom's especially designed for those who need to give their music careers a boost! After two decades of experience in the music industry, King realized that although music and business change, the one constant is the mistakes artists continue to make in their approach to success. In “Dude, I Can Help You! 18 Mistakes Artists Make And How To Fix Them”, King imparts knowledge to artists, musicians, and music business professionals on how to solve many of the problems that are stifling the growth of their music careers. The book discusses a multitude of topics ranging from accurately assessing your talent, to finding the right artist manager, to promoting yourself despite your location, and much more... Stop beating your head against a brick wall and start taking your music career seriously! If you don’t know the mistakes artists have made before you, then you are destined to repeat history. Music Business is a game that must be played correctly! This book will show you how to solve many of the problems that are stifling the growth and development of your music career

Sahpreem Aaron King is a Native American, author, rapper, producer, writer, music-consultant, educator, film director, and public speaker. He resides in South Florida, which is the home base for his businesses, SRDM-InaSol Music, Music Business Guru Academy™, and Wealth Of Thought Digital Press. He contributed as writer and producer to the multi-platinum albums “It’s About Time” (SWV Album), “Shhh” (A.B. Quintanilla Y Los Kumbia Kings), and Latin Mix USA 2 (Sony). In addition, he has worked with artists, Wyclef Jean, Beenie Man, and Eric Benét, as well as Latin artists, Ivy Queen, Adassa, and DJ Laz. King has been a panelist, keynote speaker, clinician, and consultant for music industry conventions and conferences such as, the SXSW, Winter Music Conference, DJ Times Convention, How Can I Be Down, Atlantis Music Conference, Midem Music Conference, Power 96/DJ Laz Music Conference, Hip Hop Summit Action Network, and Ultra Music Festival. Sahpreem has also served as a product clinician for Akai Professional and Numark. As a music industry author, Sahpreem has written, top-selling music business book, Gotta Get Signed: How To Become A Hip-Hop Producer. In 2012, he released, Surviving the Game: How to Succeed in the Music Business, and Dude, I Can Help You: 18 Mistakes Artists Make and How To Fix Them. As an author his articles and commentary have been featured in music trade publications including, DJ Times Magazine, The Source magazine, Play Magazine, Urban America, Beat Talk Magazine, Black Beat Magazine, MIX Magazine, Remix Magazine, and Music Connection. As an educator, Sahpreem has an extensive background in higher-education administration, instructional design, and marketing & recruiting. He is also, the current Chairman of the Board of Directors for PATH: Preserving, Archiving, and Teaching Hiphop, Inc, a Miami-based non-profit hip hop pedagogical organization. In addition, Sahpreem is currently working on a Doctorate in Education Technology and a Masters in Entertainment Business. He already holds a Master of Science in Education (Media Design & Technology) from Full Sail University, a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems & Technology (New Media & Internet Marketing) from Kaplan University, an Associate of Applied Science in Business Management from Kaplan University and a Professional Certificate in Audio and Video Production from the Connecticut School of Broadcasting.