Monthly Artist Workshop

About this event

May Artist Workshop

Mastering Single Rollouts

Releasing music isn’t just about dropping a song. It’s about building momentum, creating demand, and turning one release into long-term growth.

In this month’s Family 734 Artist Workshop, we’re breaking down how to properly plan, promote, and execute a single rollout so your music actually reaches people and makes an impact.

This session is built for artists who are tired of dropping songs that get overlooked and want a real strategy behind their releases.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to structure a complete rollout before your song drops

• The 60-day strategy behind successful releases

• How to build anticipation and create demand

• What to post and when during your rollout

• How to turn one song into consistent content

• Common mistakes that kill momentum after release

Why This Matters:

Most artists treat music like a moment.

Successful artists treat it like a campaign.

A strong rollout doesn’t just get you streams.

It builds fans, visibility, and opportunities.

This workshop will give you a clear system you can follow so every release moves your career forward.

June Artist Workshop

How to Register Your Music Properly

You can’t collect the money your music earns if your songs aren’t registered correctly.

In this Family 734 Artist Workshop, we’ll walk artists through the essential music registrations that ensure your streams, radio airplay, performances, and placements are properly tracked and paid.

We’ll cover:

• Registering with Performance Rights Organizations (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC)

• Understanding publishing and songwriter shares

• Registering songs with SoundExchange

• ISRC and UPC codes explained

• Metadata and song ownership documentation

• The biggest mistakes independent artists make when registering music

This workshop is especially important for artists releasing new music in 2026, because proper registration is the foundation for collecting royalties from streaming, radio, live performance, and licensing.

By the end of the session, artists will understand exactly where and how to register their music to make sure no money gets left on the table.