💡 Have you ever thought about this?

“How should I write lyrics? I can't even write songs, can I write my own songs?”
“I want to make music... but I don't know where to start.”
“I've made a song, how do I tune, mix, and master it?”
“Where and how should I find distributors?”
“Is it really possible for me to release music...?”

I was the same at first.

Music theory? Playing an instrument? I didn't know everything.

I just started by singing along to my favorite song.

I couldn't handle instruments properly, and I didn't have any recording equipment

They released their first song while bumping into each other and learning,

Currently, over 30 of my songs have appeared in the world.

In the process Home recording, mixing and mastering, album art, promotional contentupto

I learned with my body how to do it alone.

🎧 Listen to Boi Brown (Boi Brown) music

📌 What you learn in this class

1. Practical work: lyrics/composition, recording, mixing/mastering
- Lyrics/Composition: Discover melody ideas, set the theme and mood of the lyrics, and find the right beat for the song
- recordings: Home recording equipment, DAW setting method
- Mixing/mastering: Vocal tuning, use of EQ, compressor, and reverb, basic mastering process
2. Release preparation: Find distributors, set up release materials
- Find a distributor: Characteristics, pros and cons of large and medium-sized distributors, actual collaboration experience
- Release material settings: Metadata creation, audio format conversion, lyrics registration, etc.
3. Promotion & monetization: SNS content, promotion, copyright/settlement
- SNS content: Know-how to plan and produce short videos such as Reels and Shorts
- promotions: YouTube and Instagram ad execution, target setting, budget efficiency strategy
- Copyright/Settlement: Understanding copyright and performer registration procedures and streaming revenue structures

What I think is most important when it comes to music is “the ability to keep up.”

It's a great thing to invest so hard to make great music, but only a few artists succeed by doing so. Many people invest a lot of money and can't get it back, and they focus on reality rather than music.

That's why I A sustainable way to build skills, collaborate with good people, and continuously improve the quality of music while minimizing the burdenI'd like to let you know.

Consistent release of music without giving up is the greatest foundation for success.

If only 1 to 2 songs are released per year, the growth rate is bound to slow down.

Building experience and exposure through frequent releases is an important core of this class, and it's the way I've been doing it until now.

📌 Expected changes after taking the course: How to abandon perfectionism and become an artist

1. Changing Attitudes Toward Music: With Action, Not With Your Head

It makes me realize that music is not a problem, but a “beginning.” I get away from the obsession to be perfect and learn the joy of freely expressing one's own story with sound. Learn the spirit of Just Do It, which is more important than technical perfection, and the creative threshold is lowered.

2. Mastering the creative process: a sense of realism from freestyle

By watching me make songs in real time, I can set vague standards for making songs and design my own work routine.

3. All-in-one practices for music release: From the corner of the corner to the outside of the world

Learn techniques to complete music, from how to use a cube base to basic mixing and mastering. Furthermore, they clearly understand the rights and revenue structure that artists must know, such as documents required for distribution, copyright, practical rights, and related copyright, and are ready to release their own songs directly to the world.

In this class, I'll show you a realistic route that can go all the way to release even if you love music.

From the corner to music release: An all-in-one guide to home recording

From the corner to music release: An all-in-one guide to home recording