Producergrind Podcast

Producergrind Podcast Ep 3 Recording Engineer Stafa stopped by the Producergrind office to share some knowledge on coming up as a recording engineer in the music industry. Stafa talks about his early days interning at Patchwerk recording studios in Atlanta and how he eventually became the head engineer recording audio for rappers like Young Thug, Future, Gucci Mane & More. Stafa also drops some knowledge on mixing trap vocals in pro tools. Hosted By @ceodylan @theletterlbeats @producergrind Special Guest @stafa_13 Directed by @cookitupkayo

Producergrind Podcast Ep 2 Producer/Sound Designer Sound Oracle stopped by the Producergrind office to chop it up about the way the music business is getting saturated with artists, producers, and Youtube content. Oracle talked a lot about his early struggles when moving to Atlanta and meeting Polow Da Don & Timbaland. Hosted By @ceodylan @whoisjbeats @theletterlbeats @producergrind Special Guest @soundoracle Directed by @cookitupkayo

Producergrind Podcast Ep 1 Producer Nonstop Da Hitman Interview (808 Mafia) Nonstop Da Hitman stopped by the Producergrind office for an exclusive talk about his Migos Culture II placement and how he almost didnt get credit for the beat. The episode is filled with producer advice on signing publishing deals, selling beats online, sending beats to an A&R at a record label & much more. There is even some investment advice from Nonstop Da Hitman where he talks about his recent profits gained from trading Bitcoin & other cryptocurrency. Hosted By @ceodylan @whoisjbeats @theletterlbeats @producergrind Special Guest @nonstopdahitman

In this episode we sit down with young legend Cassius Jay and talk about his come up, how meeting Zaytoven changed his career. Linking up with Peewee Longway, Young Thug & other rappers. How to build industry relationships. Working in Atlanta vs Los Angeles music scene. Finding the next big artists early & much more.

In this episode we sit down with Cheeze Beatz and talk about his come up, working with migos, young dro, YFN Lucci & more He talks selling beats vs working with an artist and making hit records that make it on the radio. Cheeze talks about how selling beats online never interested him. (Prod by Cheeze Beatz)

In this episode we sit down for a Polo Boy Shawty interview (Beat Pluggz) and really talk about how to sell beats online. For any producer wanting to know how to sell beats using myflashstore or beatstars tune in! In this episode we also talk about - investing in collabs - using vid iq to rank beat videos - using google adwords to increase beat sales - quitting job to sell beats - poloboy shawty tutorial - polo boy shawty drum kit - polo boy shawty midi kit - & much more

In this episode we sit down with Black Metaphor, the producer of Rick Ross's "Idols Become Rivals" aka the Birdman Diss. We talked about how Black digs for samples as well as how he started getting beats to major artists like Young Jeezy, Rick Ross, The Game, French Montana & More. (Prod by Black Metaphor)

This week we sit down with industry producer @Deedotwill who has produced for many artists like Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J, Yo Gotti, PeeWee Longway & More. In this episode we talk about DeeDotWill's come up and how he quit his job after his first placement. We also talk about creating your own "unique sound" as a producer and how to stand apart from the others. Tune in for more business talk.

In episode 6 we sit down with super producer JonBoiiBeatz, a well established audio engineer & beat maker who has managed to make a living from recording rappers and selling beats in Atlanta, GA for 10+ years. JB gives out a lot of advice for beginners on how to promote yourself locally and start earning money from selling studio time. He alos goes into detail on how he struck up working relationships with Future, Rocko & just about every other artist in the game.

In episode 5 we sit down with Humble G, who is one of the founders of Zaytoven's Producer Camp. The camp was created in 2016 to spread knowledge to up and coming producers from all over the world. We talk a little bit about the reason they went in the educational event direction as well as some of the changes that have been made along the way. Humble gives his insight on living the entrepreneurial lifestyle and working hard consistently to meet your goals.