TWITTER.....

Well I decided to go ahead and hop on the twitter train. I really dont see the point but anything to reach and give info for artist and jus people who love music as well! If if its good enough for diddy, souljaboy and all these other hustlers in this crazy entertainment world hey is good enough for JAY LAWRENCE! So all of those who would like to follow me mine is : twitter.com/jaylawrence615 .

I would like to keep all the info I can out there and not leaving anyone hanging cause this music business is not real hard to get a grasp of the concepts but you have to have your eyes and ears open to see and listen to whats going on in this game. Also another site that i am very proud to be working with on my entertainment side of things is http://www.socashville.com/ Its a networking site for Nashville and to show the world how we gets down and also a way for us to give artist , models and other people out grinding to gets sum much needed exposure!

TWEET ME!..

TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR CAREER...

Being an indie artist you control a lot in your career! Even though you have a "camp" or support team they work for YOU!... you are the talent and your the one that is most likely to generate the income for the team. I meet a lot of artist that are in sum nice budgets but the person that funding the projects is just running the show wit no guidance and the artist is just sitting there and letting them do what they want to do cause this person is investing in them. Does that sound right??.... I'm glad you answered NO.... NO artist is suppose to let anyone run the show just because someone is making an investment in them. Now if u have signed sum kinda deal more than likely the artist wont have much say so in a lot of the things. But Just know that your support staff works for YOU and not the other way around even thought it is a hand in hand situation but the final word goes to you.

About a month ago I was at a club watching sum artist perform when one of the artist support team gets mad cause the DJ wouldn't let his artist perform more than the allotted amount of songs. The guy walks up to the DJ booth and pushes over ALL and i do mean ALL of the DJ equipment and it was 2 DJs on duty that nite and it was the CRAZIEST thing I have ever seen since i have been in the independent music scene. SO as far as the artist goes now he will have a HARD time getting any Djs to support him in anything he does! So artist just remember that you will need to be agressive in making your decisions about your support team when you are picking them because they are an extension of you and if they do something all the blame will fall back on you!