Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast EP 319 | Tyler Smyth
May 5, 2021
Tyler Smyth, a Grammy-nominated producer and frontman of Dangerkids, dives deep into the music industry. He discusses the untapped potential of rock music and the common misconceptions surrounding record deals. Tyler emphasizes the importance of planning, strong mentorship, and self-reflection, especially during tough times like 2020. He shares how communication skills are vital in production and highlights the significance of celebrating peers' successes. With a focus on creating lasting music, Tyler encourages aspiring artists to embrace growth and collaboration.
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There’s Room For More Success In Music
- Tyler Smyth argues the music scene has plenty of room and success is not a zero-sum game.
- He says celebrating others' wins elevates the whole scene and benefits everyone in the long run.
Outwork As A Competitive Edge
- Sit in uncertainty and commit to outworking everyone until the work is great.
- Use effort as your advantage by refusing to stop until the song or mix truly sings.
Betting Time To Protect The Record
- Tyler told label execs they wouldn't care how long the album took once it was finished, and they trusted him.
- The record became the top-grossing album on the parent label, validating his stance.
