Trackstack Podcast

Mark Mcmahon, Manchester UK joins us on Stacked. Mark is an artist liaison, DJ and producer working behind the scenes at JBM Music, Warehouse Project, Creamfields and more. Connect with Mark at @markmcmahon

Manu Naykene, joins us for the Trackstack Podcast - EP 31. We touched on Manu’s origin story, how he got into DJing and content creation, advice for up-and-coming producers and much more. Send tracks to Manu: https://tstack.app/manu Send demos to KLUB RECORD: https://tstack.app/klub-record Connect with Manu: clozer.io/manunaykene Key takeaways: • Manu ecently completed a mini-tour, including performances in Dubai, Doha, and Mykonos. • Professionalism is crucial in DJing, including staying focused during performances and limiting alcohol consumption while playing. • Manu highlights the importance of "locking in" during performances to ensure the audience has a good time. • DJ etiquette and the balance between appearing as a "party person" while maintaining professionalism behind the scenes. • Manu's background to music starting DJing around 2016, inspired by South African DJs and the Afro house genre. • Getting gigs as a new DJ often requires persistence and "hustling" - reaching out to venues directly and being proactive. • The importance of enjoying the process of learning to DJ, such as the satisfaction of successfully transitioning between tracks. • Electronic music is becoming more global, with pop music increasingly incorporating electronic elements. • Modern DJ sets often include a variety of genres, focusing more on creating a "party vibe" rather than sticking to a single genre. • The value of building a career from the "grassroots" level and how it can help in the long run.

Kodewerk, Georgie Marshall UK joins us on The Trackstack Podcast. Episode Highlights: Miami Music Week Experiences: Recap of events, highlighting the unexpected rain and its impact on their plans. Anecdotes about attending a flooded restaurant and the overall vibe of the week. Professional Reflections: George shares his initial misconceptions about the event being more work-oriented, while it turned out to be largely social. Emphasis on networking and reconnecting with industry peers. Personal Journey: George opens up about his 15.5 months of sobriety and the positive changes it has brought to his life and career. Discussion on the importance of having a clear vision and purpose in his work. Future Aspirations: Plans to be more involved in both the creative and business sides of the music industry. Desire to participate more in conferences and events for professional growth. Aim to bridge the gap between artists and their audience by sharing more personal stories and backgrounds. Key Takeaways Networking and Reconnecting: Events like Miami Music Week are valuable not just for the music but also for the opportunity to reconnect with industry peers from around the world. Sobriety and Clarity: Georgie’s journey towards sobriety has provided him with a clear perspective and renewed focus on his career goals. Importance of Vision: Having a clear and well-defined vision is crucial for professional success and personal fulfilment. Engaging with the Audience: Sharing personal stories and connecting on a deeper level can enhance the audience’s connection with the artist. Future Plans: Continuous learning and involvement in the business side of the industry are key for long-term success. Kodewerk is one of the music scene’s true grafters – he’s spent the last decade immersing himself in dance music, honing his craft with the kind of hands-on shop floor experience that money can’t buy. Connect with Kodewerk ⁠https://www.instagram.com/kodewerk Connect with Trackstack ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/trackstack.app https://trackstack.app/

Cameron & George sit down at Miami Music Week 2024 to talk about their journey building Trackstack. Covering new product announcements, how they handle customers and their view on the electronic music industry. @trackstack.app Get started with Flow Inbox: https//www.trackstack.app

Guy Mac, UK joins us on Stacked