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Hosted by Janet L. van den Bergh, former product manager at Universal Music and wellness practitioner specializing in nervous-system-aligned branding and career development, and Jayson John Evans, bestselling author and music industry researcher whose work spans psychology, neuroscience, and behavioural science, Composed explores the intersection of industry experience, scientific research, and internal wellbeing—providing music artists with a grounded, evidence-informed perspective on the challenges of the new music industry. Composed is here to bring rational clarity and a sense of calm to navigating one of the most complex and fast-moving industries in the world.
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Perfectionism, procrastination, and promotion anxiety hold back countless independent artists, but are these really separate problems or just one issue in disguise? Today, we dive into the internal blocks that stop music artists from finishing projects, putting themselves out there, and following through on their own strategies. We talk about the difference between healthy striving and self-protective perfectionism, why marketing fatigue often has more to do with mindset than method, and challenge the idea that a better strategy is ever the real fix when the real work is internal. Get in touch: @composed_podcast @soulart_janet @jaysonjohnevans
The industry keeps pushing artists to move faster, release more, and chase bigger numbers, but is that actually the path to a sustainable career? Today, we dive into what "making it" really means in the new music industry, tackling listener questions on the shift away from streaming as the only measure of success, authenticity versus audience alignment, the vinyl and physical media resurgence, and what actually separates a growing career from one that's just accumulating empty attention. We talk about why slowing down often leads to better decisions, and challenge the idea that more content, more releases, and more followers automatically add up to more impact. Get in touch: @composed_podcast @soulart_janet @jaysonjohnevans
Many music artists are terrified that AI is coming for their careers, but is that fear actually justified? Today, we dive into the psychology and research behind AI in music, tackling listener questions on authenticity, discovery, admin and marketing use, and what it really means to compete with AI-generated artists. We talk about why human connection remains something AI can't replicate, and challenge the idea that more AI music in the world has to mean less opportunity for real artists. Get in touch: @composed_podcast @soulart_janet @jaysonjohnevans
Many music artists obsess over getting a blue checkmark, but is it worth it? Today, we dive into the psychology behind social proof and why a verification badge alone rarely moves the needle for real growth. We talk about what actually makes listeners stick around, from cohesive branding to genuine emotional connection, and challenge the idea that shortcuts like checkmarks or follower counts can replace building a real audience. Get in touch: @composed_podcast @soulart_janet @jaysonjohnevans
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