Death By Lipstick

Death By Lipstick Music Producer | Artist Development
Monetization. Structure. Standards. We don’t just create. We elevate.

09/22/2026

Part three of three in my what music supervisors actually do miniseries

A good song can get someone’s attention. Being ready means your rights, files and information are organized enough to move when the opportunity does. If someone wanted to use your song tomorrow, could you send everything they need without scrambling?

Save the series and check one song in your catalog today.

Farm Aid 1985: What Independent Artists Can Learn From Its LegacyOn September 22, 1985, the first Farm Aid concert broug...
09/22/2026

Farm Aid 1985: What Independent Artists Can Learn From Its Legacy

On September 22, 1985, the first Farm Aid concert brought artists together around one mission: supporting American family farmers.

What I love about this story isn’t just who performed.

It’s what happened after the concert.

They gave people a reason to care, a reason to gather, and something they could continue supporting long after the last song ended.

There’s a lesson in that for independent artists today.

Your show, release, livestream or event shouldn’t always be the ending.

Ask yourself:

What are people becoming part of when they connect with you?

A song may introduce them to you.

A mission, a feeling, a community or something they believe in can give them a reason to stay.

That’s how you start building more than an audience.

You start building belonging.

What do you want people to feel like they’re part of when they support your music?

Traction is when your effort starts leaving evidence.Not just more hours.Not just more posts.Not just more songs.It’s wh...
09/21/2026

Traction is when your effort starts leaving evidence.

Not just more hours.
Not just more posts.
Not just more songs.
It’s when something starts moving because of the work you’ve been doing.
Someone comes back.
Someone shares it.
Someone asks a better question.
Someone remembers your name.
A conversation turns into an opportunity.
A song starts reaching the right people.
That’s traction.
It’s the moment your work stops feeling like it’s disappearing into the air and starts creating something you can actually build on.

You don’t always need a huge breakthrough. Sometimes you just need proof that the work is starting to move something.
That’s what traction looks like.

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09/21/2026

Lexi and I are getting New York ready! A little AI fun for now—can’t wait for the real pictures and memories. We’re bringing that DBL energy to Mondo NYC, building relationships, learning, and opening doors for the music we believe in. 🖤 Lexi Jones Music

09/21/2026

Your Song Could Tell a Bigger Story.

We put so much into making a song sound good. Getting it into film or TV means thinking about what story it could help tell, too.

That’s a different way to listen to our own music—and a useful place to start.

Save this series for your next steps into sync. What kind of scene could you hear your song in?
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09/21/2026

Your Song Could Tell a Bigger Story.

We put so much into making a song sound good. Getting it into film or TV means thinking about what story it could help tell, too.

That’s a different way to listen to our own music—and a useful place to start.

Save this series for your next steps into sync. What kind of scene could you hear your song in?

Momentum doesn’t always look big. Sometimes it’s one decision, one move, one day where you keep building instead of stan...
09/19/2026

Momentum doesn’t always look big. Sometimes it’s one decision, one move, one day where you keep building instead of standing still.

Keep it moving. That’s how things change.

09/19/2026

Are You Making Music… or Building a Music Business?

A lot of artists are working hard. Recording, posting, rehearsing, releasing… but the part that gets missed is how each move actually connects to income.

Being busy with your music and building a business around your music are two different things.

Start asking: What is this leading to?

Ready to turn your love for music into a side hustle? In this video, I share three exciting freelance opportunities in t...
09/18/2026

Ready to turn your love for music into a side hustle? In this video, I share three exciting freelance opportunities in the music industry that you can start today! From music production and songwriting to marketing your craft, I'll guide you through the steps to get started. Whether you're an aspiring musician or simply passionate about music, these side hustles can help you earn while doing what you love. Watch for tips on platforms, creating listings, and making your mark in the music world. Comment on which hustle you're diving into! Let’s chase those dreams!"

Ready to turn your love for music into a side hustle? In this video, I share three exciting freelance opportunities in the music industry that you can start today! From music production and songwriting to marketing your craft, I'll guide you through the steps to get started. Whether you're an aspiri...

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