Trying to figure out what works

I am currently trying to figure out the best way to package all the music I create through my own record label, Pryn Music. I have a YouTube channel where I am slowly but surely…

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I am currently trying to figure out the best way to package all the music I create through my own record label, Pryn Music.

I have a YouTube channel where I am slowly but surely uploading all the albums I have produced (30+ at the time of writing).

So far, I am uploading each track of the album and creating a playlist.

For example, here is Snowfall in Reverse by Those Distant Lights:

I like this because it gives each track a way to shine. It is very time-consuming as I write so much music, but I am happy with it.

I also plan on creating videos for each album with the artwork in the background and foreground.

Snowfall in Reverse album artwork of a lone figure in blue fog, set over a blurred copy for a YouTube video
This is the artwork for the full album video of Snowfall in Reverse

This is all great, but I want to start showcasing the variety and amount of music I make.

The direction I am leaning is towards curated playlists delivered through a newsletter.

Kind of like the Grace Spelman Music Project - the big difference being that I would create all the music myself.

I like the idea of this as it kind of fits the way I produce music; one day I will be writing dark ambient music, the next day some epic trailer music, and the next day some synthwave music.

So the playlist helps bring my output together.

The thing that I am stuck on is the name of the thing. I am currently drawn to the top one on this list ⤵️

Substack note listing name ideas for a playlist project: Songs for you, from Me, Pryn's Playlists, The Pryn Music Project
Possible ideas for my new Substack and playlist project

What do you think?


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