It began all with a dream. A dream to be a big producer. I didn't have the money to rent all kinds of companies. So I decided to start all the necessary companies by my self.

A half year later I still had nothing because I didn't know were to start. I decide to start with making some good beats and tracks. I did it with free programs to save money because I had not that much money. I posted it on YouTube and I was impressed with the resold. People really liked it. I should release it on other streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, so I could reach more people.

I started a record label and released some music. Because more people knew me from that moment they came to me to give compliments! Also a few asked how I uploaded it to Spotify. When I knew there was somebody else that also make music, I decide to take it big. I asked him if I could release his songs (they were only on Soundcloud) for only 30 precent of the credits. I haven't said it was free for me, because I had my own record label but I also haven't lied.

I've released his track and began releasing end even recording with other artists.

Because I am a music producer is it also a lot easier to get artists on my record label. I only have to produce their first song so I can release it from my own record label. When an artist starts at a music label, he or she won't leave the record label soon because they don't know the big world. They maybe switch if they're requested by a bigger record label. Before they actually get an invite by a bigger company, that need to be discovered. If somebody that's discovered came from your record label, you get also more famous.

Justin van Steinvoorn

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"If I don't have to pay, how make they their profit?" We make our profit out your release. You get 70% to 80% for yourself if we need to (co)produce your track. this means that 20% to 30% goes to the people that are working on your project. If you join us you get a contract, but you get another contract for each album, single or EP that you release. This contract states how many credits you get and what happens with the rest.