Video by YouGrow Promo via YouTube
POV: You’re interning at YouGrow. 🎵
Does this look like your vibe? Check us out. 🚀
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Music Marketing
What Do Lawyers Do Best?
Video by Top Music Attorney via YouTube
Consistency is key for @whyusosadboi. Watch the full interview at twitch.tv/ontheradarradio ☆
Video by The Orchard via YouTube
I Made a Music Video with an AI Agent (Flova.ai)
Video by Spotify Music Marketing via YouTube
Check it out here: https://www.flova.ai/?refCode=SCQ3RYGX
First line hashtag: #Flovaai #Flovatutorial
In this video, I’m testing out Flova.ai, an impressive AI video generation tool that acts as your personal creative partner. I walk you through the entire process of using their "Music to Video" skill—from uploading a track and setting up storyboards to generating characters and environments like the melancholic countryside scene we created today.
We’ll see the final results exported to DaVinci Resolve and discuss whether Flova is the right move for your next music marketing campaign.
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“Bad Bunny Baby”, ¿protegible por copyright?
Video by Alexiomar Rodríguez via YouTube
✉️ Escríbeme en Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/alexiomarrodriguez/
⚖️ Descarga tu diagnóstico legal gratis → https://xiola.co/scorecard
Si eres nuevo en mi canal, mi nombre es Alexiomar Rodríguez, soy abogado y socio fundador de Xiola. Somos una firma legal boutique para la industria de la música y el entretenimiento. Trabajamos con empresarios y dueños de negocios. Les ayudamos a proteger sus derechos, negociar y cerrar contratos de seis y siete cifras. En 2025, conseguimos $5M para nuestros clientes sin sacrificar control, ni libertad.
Cómo llegué aquí…
0–21: Músico, productor, guitarrista y cantautor (+10,000 oyentes mensuales en Spotify).
22: Graduado con Altos Honores en Economía (UPRM).
24: Trabajé con jueces (federal y estatal) y firmas de litigio corporativo.
25: Graduado con Altos Honores en Derecho (UPR).
26: Renuncié a una de las top 3 firmas de Puerto Rico para lanzar Xiola.
27: Facturé mis primeros $100,000.
28: Fundé Seed Academy, escuela de music business en español.
29: Escribí un best seller en Amazon (De Artista a Empresario Musical) y superé $400K en revenue.
30: Me mudé a EE.UU., levanté $250,000 con Techstars + Warner + VC, y lancé Flou, software de contratos musicales ($50,000 en ventas).
31: Comencé a dar charlas internacionales.
32: Seguí el consejo de mi mentor, Alex Hormozi. Cerré Seed Academy y Flou. Me enfoqué en Xiola y facturamos más de $500,000.
Hoy: Nuestra firma ha cerrado sobre $5M en adelantos e inversión en la industria de la música y el entretenimiento. Somos 100% bilingües (español e inglés). Trabajamos con artistas, empresarios e inversionistas americanos e hispanos. Cobramos de tres maneras: tarifa fija, comisión, y suscripción. Así es como hacemos nuestro dinero. No vendemos cursos.
La industria musical es dura. Pero si naciste para esto, lo sabes:
La vida sin música sería un error.
No te quites,
Alexiomar
RELEVO: Este contenido es solo para fines educativos. No constituye asesoría legal. Consumir este material no crea relación abogado-cliente. Para orientación específica, consulta a tu abogado de confianza.
© 2026 Alexiomar Rodríguez. Todos los derechos reservados.
Switching music distributors is easy, but here are a few things to know in advance 🔀🆓
Video by RouteNote via YouTube
The Strategy Mistake Every Marketer Makes
Video by K-Felon Beats via YouTube
Most marketing fails because it only responds to what people say they want —
not what they actually need. That’s Level 1: Stated Intent. And if your
marketing strategy never goes deeper, you’ll keep getting surface results.
In this video, K-Felon breaks down what "stated intent" really means — and
why likes, comments, and shares don’t automatically equal purchases,
authority, or conversions. This applies to beat producers, independent
artists, AND business owners trying to build real demand for their work.
You’ll learn why surface engagement is just the starting point — and what
you actually need to uncover to get people to spend money, not just react.
✅ What’s covered:
— Why likes on beats do NOT equal purchases (producers)
— How to present your beats as a story the artist needs to tell
— Why emojis and shares don’t mean an artist has truly connected with you
— What content creators get wrong about comments and authority
— Why business owners confuse engagement with conversion
— What "secret intent" is — and why it’s the real target
🎯 This is Part of the 3 Levels of Intent series. Subscribe so you don’t
miss the Hidden Intent and Secret Intent breakdowns coming next.
⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – Hook: Most Marketing Dies at Level One
0:16 – Recap: Stated Intent vs. Secret Intent Framework
0:47 – For Producers: Likes on Beats ≠ Purchases
1:22 – Present Your Beats as the Story They Need
1:47 – The Carlito’s Way Analogy
2:36 – Crafting the Story Together (Not Just Making a Beat)
3:22 – For Artists: Emojis & Shares ≠ Real Connection
3:44 – What Story Are You Really Telling?
4:56 – For Content Creators: Comments ≠ Authority
5:25 – For Business Owners: Engagement ≠ Conversion
6:00 – The Secret Intent Preview
6:19 – CTA: Download the Free Intent Content Blueprint
📥 Download the FREE Intent Content Blueprint → https://kfelonbeats.com/
🔔 Subscribe for weekly music marketing strategy built for independent
artists and producers → https://www.youtube.com/@KFelonBeats
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K-Felon Beats | Legatum Media Group
The 3 Levels of Intent Framework | Music Marketing for Independent Artists
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#MusicProducer #ContentStrategy #MusicMarketingTips #BeatProducer