In today's digital age, branding has become an essential aspect of the music industry. It's no longer just about the music itself, but also about how it's presented and marketed to the public. A strong personal brand can help musicians stand out in a crowded industry and make a lasting impression on their audience. Here are five easy ways that musicians can instantly improve their branding.
King Holder has been selected to join the Rolling Stone Culture Council -- a private, vetted group of the most innovative tastemakers in music, fashion, sports, art, and beyond.
Rebels Culture is a fashion brand that surged onto the scene in 2014. All images shot by King Holder. He personally curated all aspects of the brand's marketing strategy from photography, social media, website development, and much more.
PROCUSSION is an innovative recovery brand that was founded by King Holder. They are the creators of the worlds first dual-head massage gun, and the world's most powerful vibrating massage ball.
The professionalism, commitment, and innovation of King Holder have not gone unnoticed, as he has been declared Master Flexologist for the StretchLab franchise. He has been a talented therapist for the company since 2017 and has now been selected as one of 29 Master Flexologists in the United States.
Videography by Kris Wang. Images shot by Michaela Halse. PR and consultancy by Victoria Brodsky. All visuals shot at FD Photo Studio in Downtown Los Angeles.
For musicians, creating great music is only part of the equation. In today's digital age, the ability to market and promote your music is just as important as the music itself. Strong marketing strategies and branding can be the key to building a dedicated fan base, driving more streams on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, and ultimately achieving long-term success in the music industry.