Move on to another sub genre

[thecontrolcentre]

stuff that all those youngin's call those 'computer noises.'

[RunBeerRun]

I wonder what genre I'm supposed to be. It probably depends on how pointy my Ibanez guitar will be.

I'd love a mellow crowd-how do I make this happen?

[thecontrolcentre]

I wonder what genre I'm supposed to be. It probably depends on how pointy my Ibanez guitar will be.

I'd love a mellow crowd-how do I make this happen?

Sell them all weed first

[RunBeerRun]

A crowd on weed would be tolerable, but it won't be that way. What am I supposed to with all this high energy masculinity around? I should go acoustic....

I'm on a single cup of coffee only....

[bbnation]

I don't have anyone who can give me honest feedback on my music, so I want few person who have much more experience here who can help me with that privately, Please PM me.

[BertKoor]

Please PM me.

Sorry, you're better off in the hands of random volunteers that do peer reviews in our Music Cafe.

I guess he meant tracks which were officially accepted by a label.

My conclusion after read his first post is those "releases" were on SoundCloud only. It's like my facebook posts: no matter how funny they are, they have no chance of going viral, since I have hardly any network to make that happen.

I remember how Kygo started at the beginning of 2013 and he start with remixing hits to an tropical house and now after 1 year he played at tomorrowland and ultra festival.

Kygo is working on his skills much much longer than just one year:

Kygo started to learn to play the piano at age six through lessons

And he had big help with his breakthrough

Ultra Records founder Patrick Moxey credits many of Kygo’s successes thus far to his manager -- a 21-year-old former blogger from Miami named Myles Shear -- who has steered his client into benchmark syncs and dynamite festival bookings.

So my advice:
1. get really good at what you do
2. build up a network to get promotion