Originally posted by Malcolm Buggeridge
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My lad!
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Cheers! Just pimping him out! I'm encouraging him not to just think of playing but the studio side of things too, thing is he has the star-quality rock-star looks, 18 yo now, 6' 3" thin as a lat, hair like Doctor Mac on Green Wing, and super-arrogant with it, not personally, just in his playing. -
Actually this brings me to a point - he's been contacted by Google about the fact he's had so many hits but he binned the email, typical muso, speaking to him last night about that, he told me on his previous youtube account (before he binned that in a mood) on one vid he had 62,000 hits, not a huge amount but not bad for no SEO or owt like that, just WOM and random hits.
Now I notice one of his current vids is getting plastered with Google ads, how does that work WRT to getting some dosh out of it?
Anyone any ideas? I feel a Plan C coming on....Comment
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He's got a great ear for harmony and very melodic. Top class!Originally posted by stek View PostComment
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He will be needing an agent then
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Taking on musicians? Brave man DodgyOriginally posted by DodgyAgent View PostHe will be needing an agent then
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Yeah he's a major sulk merchant when it's not going A1 perfect and people have different opinions to him on whether dropped-D tuning is better than standard or whatever.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostTaking on musicians? Brave man Dodgy
He reckons he can produce squealies at will (aka pinch harmonics) but I'm not having that.Comment
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Good stuff, make sure he sticks with it.Originally posted by stek View Post
(I sadly didn't past my teens. I mean I still play, but just by myself. And nowhere near as much as I used to...sigh)Comment
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I just play with myself these days as well.Originally posted by formant View PostGood stuff, make sure he sticks with it.
(I sadly didn't past my teens. I mean I still play, but just by myself. And nowhere near as much as I used to...sigh)Comment
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