Progressions: Success in the Music Industry

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Music production & beatmakingmusicmusic-industryinterviewscreativityproductivity
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Audience and activity

Subscribers8.4K
Views per video3.4Kmedian of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.40how many actually watch
Comments per video34median
Uploads per month0.5
Last upload6mo ago2026-04-09
Total views444K
Total videos146
Long-form / Shorts45% / 5%

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What Progressions: Success in the Music Industry makes

Topics music, music-industry, interviews, creativity, productivity

Conversations exploring creativity, productivity, and growth in the music industry. Hosted by Grammy nominated recording engineer and mixer Travis Ference. Check back each week for the latest video or interview!

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