Who's the real plug

who's the real plug? You are the real plug. Dont be fooled by fake management. That dont have a clue on the business. Most just like hanging around major artist & taken pics to fool you. but can they put you in position to get a major deal? No! How can you notice whos real or fake? Well a real manager will never throw open mics or showcases. A manager would rather focus on building a artist fan base. Helping them put out original music to get the artist numbers up. Because this business is all about numbers. A real manager will be able to land a artist a major deal in 6 months or less. See this is what a real plug can do. Or have the artist in all online & retail stores. They should also be able to connect you with some of the top Djs in the business. Now that's a real plug!

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