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Hey Da Grimm, I recently was listening to your music "Mic Messiah" on Broadjam and really enjoyed your sound, I noticed most of your sound has strong potential for licensing and wider industry exposure. One thing I've noticed from working with independent artists is that great music alone is not enough on Broadjam. But Visibility, Accurate metadata, Targeted submissions, and external traffic all play a big role in getting noticed by music supervisors and opportunity providers. I help artists: Optimize their Broadjam profile for discovery Match the right songs to the right licensing opportunities Increase plays, reviews, and chart visibility on several streaming platform. Drive external audience traffic to strengthen industry credibility. My focus is simple, helping your music stand out and improving your chances of placements and real opportunities. If you are open to it, I do be happy to take a quick look at your profile and share a few ideas you can use right away. i would welcome a brief Chat At>> Patrickumeshsocial@gmail.com Best regards, Patrick Music Sync & Visibility Specialist
Hello Ok so what are you looking to gain from this also?
That's not a bad question though. I'm not looking to take ownership of anything or control your catalog. I run a structured service where I help independent artists position their music properly for licensing and industry opportunities. What I gain is straightforward: I work with artists who are serious about monetizing their catalog, and they hire me to optimize, structure, and align their music for sync and visibility and a campaign to attract audience traffic to spike up streams, fan growth from several music platform If there's no fit, there's no pressure. From listening to "Mic Messiah," I just see potential that may not be fully positioned yet. If you're open, I can outline how I typically work and you can decide if it makes sense for where you're headed. With these, hope i answered you well?
Ok with all due respect, with me being on this platform shows that I'm serious about monetising my catalog as these songs here are not all that I have but some other have samples which will take a while to fully clear so I chose the ones that I can clear
I respect that. Choosing records you can clear tells me you're thinking long term, not just uploading randomly. A lot of artists don't even consider the clearance side until an opportunity shows up. And you're right, being on here does show intent. My point isn't about seriousness, it's more about positioning. There's a difference between having clearable records and having them strategically aligned for licensing traction. Since you mentioned you have additional material beyond what's posted, that's where the real conversation usually starts. Rather than going back and forth in the comment section, shoot me a direct message at patrickumeshsocial@gmail.com and we can talk more intentionally about where you're headed with the catalog. It'll be easier to have a focused discussion there.