Dropping some GEMS for Beatmakers

Episode 2 of the Producer By Night podcast, hosted by Chase Goodwin, titled "Dropping some GEMS for Beatmakers" was published on January 10, 2020 and runs 9 minutes.

January 10, 2020 ·9m · Producer By Night

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In this episode I give some good advice for producers. I speak on my routine that helps me stay motivated to make beats and also a not so well known GEM towards the end. Be sure to listen to all of it so you don't miss anything important!

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In this episode I give some good advice for producers. I speak on my routine that helps me stay motivated to make beats and also a not so well known GEM towards the end. Be sure to listen to all of it so you don't miss anything important!

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