Uncle Ticky 👑

When I started producing I was lucky to have producer friends who never hesitated to share their tools and knowledge with me. And whenever I discovered something new I was just as eager to share it with them. Looking back, I think that’s one of the biggest reasons we all improved so quickly As I met more producers I realized my friends weren’t the norm. There was a lot of gatekeeping. I’d ask what plugin someone was using and get ignored. Asking for a sample pack was a no go area What I also noticed was that many of the people who refused to share eventually became stuck. They held on to the same old knowledge while everyone else kept evolving Teaching others doesn’t just help them, it helps you too. You can never know everything, and I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve learned something new while explaining something to someone else Knowledge grows when it’s shared

One interesting thing I’ve noticed about releasing music is that when you focus only on your local audience as a new artist, they often don’t care that much. But the moment you focus on a global audience and it gains traction, suddenly the local audience wanna fuck with your shit

KU LO SA by @oxladeofficial is 4years old today. Song changed my life