The Nathan Barry Show
How This Musician Makes $500K/year Working 2 Hours A Week | 072
Apr 10, 2025
Lars Tiger, a Norwegian music producer, generates $500,000 annually while working just two hours a week. He reveals his secret: releasing thousands of piano tracks without marketing, focusing on volume over perfection. Lars discusses redefining creative output by valuing 80% quality and shares insights from his pottery class experiment. He emphasizes the importance of financial stability through creativity and challenges traditional marketing views. With a unique approach, he illustrates how artists can embrace this model for greater freedom and success.
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- Lars Tiger's success demonstrates that releasing a high volume of music tracks can create significant financial stability with minimal marketing effort.
- Prioritizing productivity over perfection allows artists to engage their audience more effectively and iterate on their work for improvement.
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Embracing Volume for Stability in Music Creation
Creating a large number of songs can lead to greater financial stability for artists. By releasing a higher volume of work, such as thousands of tracks, and fewer resources on marketing, musicians can rely on a smaller percentage of successful songs to generate consistent income. This approach allows creators to distribute risk across their catalog, reducing the volatility that typically comes from focusing on hit-driven models. As the musician's library grows, there’s potential for steady income flow and the ability to plan personal endeavors with more certainty.
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