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These are revenue projections

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Some part of the music industry is just being lucky. sometimes people see your content and like it and sometimes they dont. however skill, talent, and hard work are all factors too.

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Compared to 30 years ago we have a lot of options on how to record music. You can do recordings at home, in a studio, or both.

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The people you know can be even more powerful than the talent you may posses.  Degrees dont matter here because if you dont know people in the industry you dont get the job.

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Following the style, sound, or etc. can help you start out but what ultimately can the people get from you they cant get from others, this will help in bringing a following and maybe a small audience.

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Learning from others is always easier than going in blind. Look for someone you strive to be like and learn how they operate.