Serotonin Studio

That's the full process — from a folder of finished tracks to DJ support and signed releases. Run the cycle every time you have a new batch ready: prepare properly, send to DJs first, work your label…

Pick two or three platforms and get genuinely good at them, then work through ten content ideas built around a release or a support clip.

A label said yes. Make sure it's actually signed, plan six months forward from that date, and keep the momentum going with other releases and self-releases.

A DJ downloaded your track — now find the clip of them playing it. The five-step social media hunt, and how to get the footage off the person who filmed it.

Why rejection is the default outcome and almost never about your music. Includes real data from Brendan's own sends, and a system for logging every no so it becomes useful.

The label pitch template, why your socials belong in it, and the rule that protects your relationships — one label at a time, two to three weeks apart.