Priyanga Ravi

Basically, Clubhouse serves to connect people with professionals, celebrities, and experts from different sectors. Everything from business, music and even love and relationships is also used to create themed chat rooms with your friends. People are invited to speak, ask questions if they wish, and or listen to the conversation. When you choose to join a room, you will see a person who speaks and a moderator. In this way, people like us, who seek knowledge about the music industry, the creative process, and new tools for music promotion, can join different conversations and listen to professionals talk about different topics. Topics such as how to plan a release, how to get more audience engagement, or how people have been creating and producing music during this global pandemic. The interesting thing about this is that you can observe or participate in these discussions in a more relaxed and informal atmosphere as if it were a conference in your own home. Not much is said about how Clubhouse can become revolutionary in the music industry. Being in close contact with big names in the industry in such a simple way is truly a privilege. Often, to be close to great professionals, you have to pay copious amounts of money to attend a conference, whether it be online or in person. This social network aims to break through this bubble and change the rules of the game. But what is the best way for you as an artist or artist representative to be aware of what is going on in the music industry? Listen to music? Exchange tips? Talk about creative processes? Keep up with the news? How can the app be handy for artists?