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Les Paul Guitar we used for the Lead Riff in 'Gazelles'

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Amp setup for Lead Guitar in 'Gazelles'

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Writing new Lead part in the studio

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Showing Roddy his Synth parts before tracking them (Albeit on a Piano)

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WeTransfer - Send Large Files & Share Photos Online - Up to 2GB Free

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WeTransfer is the simplest way to send your files around the world

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Social media Marketing; Case study evidence.

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Social media Marketing; Case study evidence.

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Target audience data (Spotify & Instagram)

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Target audience data (Spotify & Instagram)

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View alfebowles's Linktree. Listen to their music on Spotify here.

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This week I met up with my good friends ThreeBroMedia to discuss artwork ideas and set a date to shoot the artwork as well as some press shots. I showed them my drafts I had done to give them an idea of the aesthetic and style of photo I wanted. We then started brainstorming ideas about what the artwork could actually be. The song is about girl who goes against the norms, is unpredictable and mysterious yet so infatuating, so trying to present this in the artwork is essential. We came up with an idea of a 16mm wide angled lens shot of a girl in a Pub with her feet on the table wearing a pair of Adidas Gazelles. she would be surrounded by loads of people/my friends having a great time at the pub, but her facial expression and body language is one of naivety.

Luckily I have a very good friend called Phoebe who has a pair of Adidas Gazelles and is willing to be part of the project.

When drafting this idea, I also thought of a music video concept. However, I've decided not to have a music video. As this is my very first release, I am not certain on how well received the song will be, so I do not want spend lots of money on a music video for it to not be successful. I feel once I have a few more tracks out with more of an audience then it could be worth spending the money on a music video, but until then I feel I need to grow my audience/fanbase further.

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List of Radio stations/Promoters to contact.

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List of Radio stations/Promoters to contact.

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Radio stations:

BBC Sussex

BBC Norfolk

Radio X

Absolute Radio

Radio XS manchester

Amazing radio

Virgin Radio

Radio Reverb

Promoters:

This Feeling

Aftertone Collective

LoveThyNeighbour

BBC introducing

Vevo presents

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Prior to release:

Ensure the single is completely finished, mixed and mastered.

Register single to distributor, paying the distribution fee, setting the release date, and then submitting at the correct format for streaming services (Audio 44.1 kHz, 16bit Stereo WAV)

Submit track to Spotify playlists; When submitting, take extra time to give a detailed description of the song. Supply any and all relevant information about the song to easily guide editors to the best placement for your music.

Select which platforms the track will go on e.g. Spotify, Apple music, Amazon music etc.