Sean Hayes
👤 SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Right. You can build an audience, and they like what you're doing. People that don't even know you like what you're doing.
Right. You can build an audience, and they like what you're doing. People that don't even know you like what you're doing.
Right. You can build an audience, and they like what you're doing. People that don't even know you like what you're doing.
Because they had to do something better than what you're doing.
Because they had to do something better than what you're doing.
Because they had to do something better than what you're doing.
Yeah. How did you – and then so you jumped into that community of, you know, I'll say in quotes, legitimacy, right, where now you're at these shows with all of these sort of – established acts and these record labels and all of the sort of the infrastructure. How have you found that community? You know, because you came from such a... Yeah, you're an outlier. Yeah, and you're the real deal.
Yeah. How did you – and then so you jumped into that community of, you know, I'll say in quotes, legitimacy, right, where now you're at these shows with all of these sort of – established acts and these record labels and all of the sort of the infrastructure. How have you found that community? You know, because you came from such a... Yeah, you're an outlier. Yeah, and you're the real deal.
Yeah. How did you – and then so you jumped into that community of, you know, I'll say in quotes, legitimacy, right, where now you're at these shows with all of these sort of – established acts and these record labels and all of the sort of the infrastructure. How have you found that community? You know, because you came from such a... Yeah, you're an outlier. Yeah, and you're the real deal.
And how has that merged with you and how have you merged with them?
And how has that merged with you and how have you merged with them?
And how has that merged with you and how have you merged with them?
What if I name my album that? Forgive my naivete, but if I'm a label and I no longer have to print albums and cassettes and DVD or CDs or whatever the hell it is, what would be the burden that I would have to bear if my artist wants to put out an album a year? In other words, how much do I have to spend as a label because you're making the music and then you just put it out digitally?
What if I name my album that? Forgive my naivete, but if I'm a label and I no longer have to print albums and cassettes and DVD or CDs or whatever the hell it is, what would be the burden that I would have to bear if my artist wants to put out an album a year? In other words, how much do I have to spend as a label because you're making the music and then you just put it out digitally?
What if I name my album that? Forgive my naivete, but if I'm a label and I no longer have to print albums and cassettes and DVD or CDs or whatever the hell it is, what would be the burden that I would have to bear if my artist wants to put out an album a year? In other words, how much do I have to spend as a label because you're making the music and then you just put it out digitally?
Is there... What would... what would give them pause to have that kind of frequency?
Is there... What would... what would give them pause to have that kind of frequency?