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Hey Too Lost fam! š This week weāre sharing a new platform feature, an opportunity to master your music distribution, new Too Lost releases, and more!
Whatās New? š
Preview links for all individual releases are now available on the Too Lost Release Manager. Perfect for privately sharing your tracks to friends, collaborators, and curators pre-release.
Exciting news! Too Lost Operations Lead Lucas Billig is teaming up with 24/7 Artists to give you an insiderās guide to maximizing your distribution.
RSVP now to learn from an expert, get your questions answered, and unlock the tools you need to navigate distribution in todayās digital landscape.
Too Lost Finds š§
Electronic-pop/dance duo David Dahlquist and Pat Morrissey, known as MILKBLOOD, came up with this melody years ago. They returned to it this year with lyricsāand itās well worth the wait.
Produced by multi-platinum producer BANGS, who has worked with Doja Cat and Drake, this rising R&B artist delivers heartfelt, sensual lyrics about the struggle to move on from a former relationship.
With just one solo release and a feature on Megan Thee Stallionās international hit āMamushi,ā Yuki Chiba quickly became the biggest rapper in Japan. His debut solo album is out now.
Too Lost x 24/7 Artists š
Struggling with branding and content creation as an independent artist?
Kevin Cruz, Co-Founder and Head of Content at 24/7 Artists, has an exclusive content guide to help you level up your career this year.
Artist of the Week: Ava August šø
Not many artists can say their music career began at age 15 on national television, but Ava August is different.
As the youngest contestant to make it to the Top 10 on American Idol, Ava has been learning the ins and outs of the ever-evolving music industry since before she was even old enough to drive.
To learn more about the rising pop artist, watch our interview with Ava August below. She shares what it was like to be on the show, tips and tricks for navigating social media as an artist, and how she overcame the challenges that many independent artists face.