Chapter 1: What does LaRussell believe about the spiritual aspect of music?
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Chapter 2: How did the music industry change since LaRussell started?
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Chapter 3: What does LaRussell define as 'making it' in music?
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Chapter 4: How does LaRussell monetize his music career beyond streaming?
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Chapter 5: Why does LaRussell avoid using AI in his music creation process?
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Chapter 6: What role does spirituality play in LaRussell's creative process?
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Chapter 7: How does LaRussell view the importance of numbers in measuring success?
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It is very spiritual.
Chapter 8: Why does LaRussell think smaller cities matter more for artists?
Like the universe really gives. Sometimes I'll write and I don't even realize what I'm writing until I go hear it back later. And it's like, damn, that shit really can. It just comes through you. You feel me? It is like a channel opening. Most artists can't do what I did. It's too much work. It's too much effort. It's too much knowledge. It's too much investment. They won't do it.
That's why if you look on a chart of all the top songs, you know, these are major label artists who are getting royalty deals. If fame didn't help you make money, it would be at the bottom for me.
All right, guys, we got LaRussell on the pod today out there in the Bay Area represent. What's up, my man? Yes, sir. I'm Will. What's new in your world? You performed in the backyard last night?
No, we actually had a session yesterday, though. We've been doing this series where we bring in other artists. So we've had Lil Jon and Montel Jordan. Yesterday we had an independent artist named Anise. That's really dope.
Nice. Yeah, you do a lot of collabs, right?
Yeah, now, you know, I've got 40 albums and most of it is no collaboration. So now I've been in the era of spreading it.
Goddamn, 40 albums. That's got to be up there. Yeah, for sure. I mean, 40, geez, that's like, what, two, three a year?
Nah, I've done seven in a year. I got 40 albums and I didn't start until 2018.
Okay. So are you playing the quantity game? Because I'm doing that too with pods.
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