> it's actually less about making catchy beats and more about the marketing, connections in music industry etc If you make good music you can throw a couple tr

> it's actually less about making catchy beats and more about the marketing, connections in music industry etc If you make good music you can throw a couple tracks towards a small, local label and stand pretty decent odds of getting signed. Getting on a tiny little label with some people you like isn't going to be enough for it to be a career, but it's definitely a lot of fun and can be creatively enabling. Coding can still pay the bills, though!