Neighborhood Art Supply
Neighborhood Art Supply is a podcast focused on interviews and stories from some of the most creative people in the world. Each episode is presented with one specific intention- bring value to the listener that may help them in their creative journey with stories, perspectives, knowledge and tools from industry titans. The main purpose of Neighborhood Art Supply is to bring inspiration and clarity to creative individuals to aid in their process and craft. Neighborhood Art Supply is hosted by Chris Alba, a music industry veteran, agency owner, and creative director.
Neighborhood Art Supply
Latest Episodes
Why Creatives Can't Stick To One Thing (Especially Music Artists)
Work with us at www.thecultcreatives.comAre you a music artist who feels like you have too many interests, ideas, and projects? That’s okay. Feeling like you’re “all over the place” might actually be a creative advantage… I...
The Psychology of Premium Music Branding
What makes one music artist worth $50,000 while another is worth $3,000?In this video, Chris Alba breaks down 7 luxury branding principles that music artists can use to increase perceived value, build a devoted fanbase, and create a bra...
What the F*ck to Actually Post for Content as a Music Artist Right Now
The Anti-Marketing Era is changing how music artists should approach content, their music branding, music promotion, and music marketing. In this video, Chris Alba (creative director and brand strategist) breaks down why polished, manufactured ...
This Is Your New Content Strategy for Music Artists (More Time to Make Music)
Get 30 Days of Music Content in 1 Day (No Burnout) | Chris Alba’s Capture Day MethodWhat if you could create an entire month of music content in a single capture day, without spending every day trying to figure out what to post?<...
Music Artists Are NOT Ready for the Next Era of Social Media
Social media is becoming TV, and that shift is changing the way music artists need to approach content, music marketing, and artist branding.In this video, Chris Alba breaks down the rise of “social shows”: recurring, episodic content d...
