We have been talking for a long time about how to get more money, more momentum, and more music flowing inside the Beatcave ecosystem. This is one of those moves. We’re opening the Beatcave Beat Marketplace  and you are invited to be part of the first wave. This is not a random beat store. It is a members-only seller platform  curated for serious creatives who want clean business, fair splits, and real opportunity. If you are a producer, you get a new way to earn.If you are a

AI As Your Creative Sidekick: How Indie Artists Can Win With Artificial Intelligence By 2026 By 2026, AI is not going to be the “crazy new thing” in music. It is going to be normal. Not “optional.” Not “nice to have.” If you are an independent artist and you refuse to touch AI, you will simply be slower, less visible, and more expensive to run than the artists who do. At the same time, if you let AI swallow your whole sound and brand, you will be generic background noise in a

Some records are meant to live past the session. “Stuck” is one of those records. It was born inside our CAMP event in Toronto this summer, in a room full of strangers who left as collaborators. Now we are bringing that energy across the country and putting it in the hands of Vancouver’s beat community. For this next edition, we’re partnering with Loop Sessions Vancouver  to remix “Stuck” live, together. Why Loop Sessions Vancouver + Beatcave makes sense Loop Sessions Vancouv

Here’s the hard truth: attention isn’t dead. Boring content is. If you want people to care, stop blaming “short attention spans” and start making content that’s genuinely intriguing. The myth to drop right now You’ve probably heard the “goldfish attention span” stat. It’s not real. Researchers and UX leaders have debunked it for years. The problem isn’t that humans can’t focus. It’s that we don’t focus on things that don’t earn our attention. Meanwhile, people binge multi-hou

Every day, inboxes are flooded with “out now” links for EPs and singles. Most get ignored. Not because the music is bad, but because the message is. In a world where attention is scarce, blasting the same line to 200 people is noise. What cuts through is relevance, timing, and genuine connection. Here is how to stop spamming and start building relationships that lead to real support, real collaborations, and real business. Why spam fails No context. Nothing references the rec

Attention is scarce. If you can’t explain your sound in one breath, you lose the room. This guide gives you a simple system to write, practise, and deliver an elevator pitch that lands with fans, music execs, collaborators, and venues. What a great pitch does Names your lane so people know where to file you in their head Signals why you are credible without sounding thirsty Creates a picture they can feel, not just facts Offers a next step in the conversation, not a hard sell

Here’s the headline: Spotify now plugs directly into ChatGPT. That means you can ask for songs, artists, playlists, or podcast episodes in a chat, and the picks show up instantly, tailored to you. Tap a track, and it opens in Spotify. No bouncing between apps, no guessing what to type into search. Friction down, discovery up. Pair that with Spotify’s AI Playlist (type a prompt, get a playlist, refine it in plain English), and you’ve got a discovery engine that speaks human, n

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You don’t “get signed.” You become investable  and make it obvious to the people who control budgets. Here’s the condensed plan to create...

Vocal production month is here. All October long, Campus is running four live, drop-in sessions designed to help you capture cleaner...

Tonight Tom French joins Campus to close out our first month which highlighted music production, and he’ll be walking students through...