Jerome Grace

Never knock the ideas of the young upstart. Those new aspiring music execs and managers have gems themselves if you give them a chance.

10 plays today can turn into 10,000 later. That's why I respect every listener.

Every artist eventually learns: attention is earned daily

Artists, stop chasing viral sounds. Chase your own sound. Trends die. Your lane lasts forever.

Been clearing samples the last two years. You’re welcome 😎

Once you become an Artiste Manager, you also automatically become their therapist.

A&Rs back then used to find random talent and develop artists into stars, now they just come along when u already poppin and offer u $40k

If you’re one of our producers or artists, I’m super grateful for you, and I’m happy for you because I know you’re with the best in the game. 😉🤝

Midweek Billboard Hot 100 Predictions (chart dated May 2nd, 2026)

If you rush to become successful in the music industry, you could miss out on the knowledge that can safeguard your future.

it makes the music great. you be needing the song to change your life and help your bills

As a recording artist, when you avoid learning marketing, you’ll keep making great music that nobody hears.

Artistes which distribution platform is the best right now ?

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Dear music executive, tell us about a time when 'protecting the artist' meant making a decision the artist hated.

When you refuse to become a student of the game in the music industry, you will end up getting scammed by folks who are sweet talkers.

Shamelessly promote your work. Shamelessly promote your ideas. Shamelessly promote your offers. Shamelessly promote your content. Shamelessly promote your products. Nobody else will do it for you.

no expiration date on your art or ideas. always keep the faith. you could be one move away from it changing your life forever.

Keep your announcements close to release dates if you are just starting out and have little or no fanbase or a built-in demand. At the early stage of your career, time is often a momentum killer.