I'm so so sorry I have to postpone yet again! I'm just too buzzy with client work this week, so my suggestion is to postpone the call to next week Tuesday, same time. what do you say?

this is the focus topic of September. let's collect all our activities and learnings under this post. at the end of the month, I'll summarize it all and conclude the status quo below. this way each month we add to our topic/shared knowledge library 📚 also we'll do a dedicated focus topic call at the end of each month going through all the learnings 🦦

Hi everyone, Any new releases from yesterday? Excited to share mine, a cinematic guitar & cello track with a romantic and untame feel: https://open.spotify.com/track/2erYd7NTTSS9sr45vRN80t?si=e172da00597a44f7 Any feedback or thoughts very welcome :)

hey guys, I hope you're all doing fine! I just added a section in the classroom where I'll collect all info we gathered to this month focus topic. for now that's two looms I filmed, and I guess it'll be also the topic call at the end of the month. so each month there will be a new “course” in the classroom 🦦

Hi guitarwavers, I just came across a neat little trick on Reddit for Spotify for Artists. Normally, when you see the dreaded “We’re still gathering your data” message, you can’t access the most recent days. Turns out—you actually can. I didn’t believe it at first, but after trying it out—it really works. Here’s a quick step-by-step: - Open Spotify for Artists in your web browser - Go to the Audience tab - Select any custom date range - Once the data loads, go up to your browser’s address bar and manually change the start and end dates—include the most recent days that normally aren’t available - Magic: those last days appear (see screenshot) - Bonus: after that, you can also click through different metrics (listeners, streams, etc.) without having to edit the URL again Not sure if this always works when Spotify is still processing or cleaning data, but right now it does. Could be especially handy for anyone here who released on Friday and is impatiently waiting to see their first streams come in (@Simon Burkhardt, @Sebastian Henkelmann, @Sebastian Jautschus).