One More Time Podcast

Usher and Justin Bieber's Vocal Coach Spills Her Secrets #288

The vocal coach behind Usher and Justin Bieber says most singers are destroying the only instrument they can't replace. Mama Jan Smith (Jan Smith Studios, 10,000+ s

How Labels Manufacture Viral Songs (and How You Can Too) ft. Ex-Def Jam's Jacorey Barkley #287

Labels don't wait for songs to go viral, they put real money behind a few proven strategies, and an independent artist can run the same playbook. Jacorey "Kohrey" B

Ex-Major Label Exec: Chasing a Record Deal is a HUGE Mistake ft. Chris Anokute #286

The A&R behind Katy Perry's Teenage Dream says you don't want a record deal. You want a partner. Chris Anokute has worked A&R at Capitol, Universal Motown, Isl

What to Do Every Day Before and After You Release a Song (for Free) #285

We compiled all our knowledge from interviewing the smartest people in the music industry over the last 5 years into a comprehensive playbook of how we would roll out a s

Viral Music Marketer: The Mistakes Keeping Talented Artists Invisible ft. Junior Makame #284

Book your next content shoot with RAPVILLE: https://form.typeform.com/to/NZuMGn40?source=omt-podcast If you have been posting for months and you are stuck at 200 views,

What an A&R Hears That You Don't: Why Good Songs Still Fail ft. Justice Baiden (LVRN) #283

Most artists cannot tell you why people like them, and that gap is why good songs still fail. Justice Baiden, co-founder and Head of A&R at LVRN, breaks down what he is a

The Only Music Publishing Video You'll Ever Need ft. Jacob Paul (Kobalt/KOSIGN) #282

Music publishing is the money most independent artists never collect, and nothing in the system tells you it's missing. Jacob Paul of Kobalt / KOSIGN explains how so

Physical Music Is BACK! Here's How to Start Selling This Week #281

Physical music is back, and this episode is the whole playbook: what is actually selling right now, what it costs to make, where to sell it, and how an artist with no bud

Most Artists Will Never Get a Manager. Here's What to Do Instead ft. Troy Carter #280

He managed Lady Gaga. Now he wants to manage a million artists at once. Troy Carter (Atom Factory, ex-Spotify, now Venice Music) joins us to break down why most artists a

How Artists Turn a Small Fanbase into a Full-Time Living ft. Tim Weber (Grouped) #279

Tim Weber has spent 17 years listening to independent artists blame their reach, and he is convinced the real problem is that you asked those fans for money about three s

Brand Deals Aren't Just for Big Artists ft. Gary Vee's Music Strategist Mike Boyd #278

Mike Boyd runs music at VaynerX, Gary Vaynerchuk's ad agency, and one of the artists his team got paid had 300 monthly listeners on Spotify at the time. In this epi

Most of Your Music Career Doesn't Need You. Here's What To Give AI #277

About 80% of what eats your week as an artist is not the music, it is the admin, the analytics, the outreach and the content, and almost none of it actually needs you. I

62M Streams, Sold-Out Shows, & 6-Figure Brand Deals: All From Content ft. Jayo #276

Jayo has more than 60 million streams on Spotify and Apple Music alone, sold-out shows, a publishing deal and a debut album, and he still makes more money from content an

$0 to $100K in Music With No Label, No Hit, and No Luck #275

Lil Breadstick has zero dollars, a Spotify account, and a dream. In this internal episode we walk him from broke to $100,000 in music revenue with no viral moment, no rec

Artist Development in 2026: What Every Independent Artist Gets Wrong ft. Amber Grimes (LVRN) #274

Amber Grimes is only the fourth guest to ever return to this show, and she came back to argue something uncomfortable: the music by itself is not enough. She is an execut

200 Viral Content Ideas Every Musician Should Steal in 2026 #273

200 Viral Content Ideas For Musicians [FREE] https://onemoretime.fm/200viral The ideas are the menu, but the real lesson is knowing which idea to reach for and why. In t

How Musicians Go From 0 To 1,000,000 Fans In 2026 ft. Jesse Cannon (Musformation) #272

Most artists are posting, releasing, and trying to market their music… but still not actually growing. Jesse Cannon says that in 2026, the artists breaking through are no

Why Nobody Stops Scrolling When You Post Your Music on Reels, Shorts, and TikTok #271

Most artists think their content is flopping because the algorithm hates them, the video quality isn’t good enough, or the song just isn’t connecting. But a lot of the ti

How Musicians Should Run Meta Ads in 2026 ft. Andrew Southworth #270

Most artists know they should run ads to promote their music, but Meta Ads Manager can turn into a very expensive guessing game fast. So we brought Andrew Southworth back

The AI Playbook for Indie Artists With No Team #269

In this episode, we break down how indie artists can use AI to stop doing everything alone. Not to replace the music. Not to replace your taste. Not to make you lazy. But