Trackstack Podcast

We’re transforming Trackstack from a demo inbox into a revenue engine for electronic music professionals. In this episode, we unpack what 2.0 really means — new tools, new features, and a new way for DJs, producers, and curators to build sustainable careers on their own terms.

In this episode of the TrackStack [https://www.trackstack.app/] podcast, host Presha interviews Blue Method [https://open.spotify.com/artist/606d2FaUUfPMRadKkTN1YD?si=RDKOgc9KRPuVFxSypkrr-g], an artist from Zurich with roots in Cameroon. They discuss Blue's early experiences with music, the challenges of defining his artistic identity, and the creative process behind his track 'Indigo.' [https://open.spotify.com/album/4In1JleGdDFnbcrs704wWg?si=IJHDrJSTTxmMAwWHXeES-A] Blue shares insights on finding new music, the importance of understanding music's roots, and the vulnerability of being an artist. He emphasizes the importance of intentional listening and connecting with his audience, while also reflecting on the lessons learned throughout his journey. The conversation concludes with Blue's advice for the TrackStack community and his dream collaborations.

Sean Willers shares his insights on going sober and how to live a balanced lifestyle as a DJ/Producer.

Cameron & George sit down in London, January 2025 to talk about their journey building Trackstack. Covering new product announcements, how they handle growth and their view on the future of the electronic music industry. @trackstack.app [instagram.com/trackstack.app] Get started with Flow Inbox: https//www.trackstack.app [https//www.trackstack.app]

Karl Lingard shares his journey from a musical upbringing to becoming a DJ and producer. He discusses the importance of networking in the music scene, the challenges he faced in his career, and the realizations he had about success and self-worth. Karl emphasizes the significance of a creative process that is free from pressure and the balance between his music career and personal life. He also outlines his future plans for career development and the importance of building a sustainable music business. In this conversation, Cameron and Karl Lingard explore the multifaceted journey of a DJ, discussing the importance of building a solid foundation, the unseen work behind music production, and the evolving landscape of social media, particularly TikTok. They delve into the challenges of the electronic music scene, the significance of authenticity, and the necessity of patience and enjoyment in the pursuit of success. Karl shares insights on learning and teaching within the industry, emphasizing the value of free education and personal growth. Takeaways Networking is essential for building relationships in the music scene. Support videos can significantly impact a track's success. Lockdown provided an unexpected opportunity for music production. Success should not be solely measured by external validation. It's important to maintain self-worth independent of industry fluctuations. A creative process should be intuitive and free from pressure. Balancing a music career with personal life is crucial for sustainability. Building a client base can provide financial security. Exploring various genres can enhance artistic expression. Planning and gradual steps are key to transitioning into a full-time music career. It's important to build a solid foundation in your career. Many people don't see the extensive work that goes into being a DJ. Social media, especially TikTok, is crucial for engagement. Authenticity is key in today's music industry. The electronic music scene is rapidly evolving. Getting gigs is becoming increasingly competitive. Free education has transformed music production learning. Patience is essential in the music industry. Enjoy the process of making music and don't rush. Letting go of frustrations is vital for growth.