TylerGenius and Pinnacle touch on a variety of topics. There will be a part two very soon due to them going on multiple tangents including vaping, baby James Bond, and googling random quotes. Regardless, there are gems in here about mental health as a producer, pricing your beats well, and bad artist contacts to name a few. Tyler touches on his childhood briefly and talks about his future goals and why it is important to have big ones.Follow TylerTwitter: @TylerGeniusInstagram: @TylerGeniusFollow meTwitter: @Pinnacle__Instagram: @PinnacleAtTheTop

Pinnacle's Producer's Podcast

#5: TylerGenius - Pricing, Business vs. Creative, Bad Contracts

In this episode we are joined by Internet Money member OVRCZ to discuss a variety a topics pertaining to the industry. We talk about personal branding on social media, varsatility in music, publishing and other topics related to contracts and PROs.This episode was cut short due to audio issues on my end but if you want to see him back hit us up on twitter. There is a lot more to discuss especially after he joined Internet Money.Follow OVRCZTwitter: @OVRCZOfficialInstagram: @OVRCZFollow meTwitter: @Pinnacle__Instagram: @PinnacleAtTheTop

#4: OVRCZ - Personal Branding, Versatility, Publishing and Contracts

In this episode, Solo Riches reveals how he quit his job, took a chance, and navigated the industry ultimately leading to big connections. His credits and network speak for themselves, and his willingness to share knowledge online is a testament to the type of person he is. From sneaking into buildings, and pushing his way into lucrative opportunities, he's got some interesting stories.Follow SoloTwitter: @Solo_RichesInstagram: @SoloMixedFollow meTwitter: @Pinnacle__Instagram: @PinnacleAtTheTop

#3: Solo Riches - Audio Engineering, Gunna, Networking, Mindset

In this episode, Nick Nash and I discuss his controversial tweet, working with artists in person, school, video games, an awkward question about coffee, and finally a tough story about how 'shot' myself in the foot with regards to a major artist placement and how other producers are essentially told by the community to do the same. I also accidentally accuse Chu of tweeting something at Nick which he never did (sorry Chu). Go check out Nick Nash: Twitter - https://twitter.com/NickNashBeats Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nicknashbeats/ Connect with me: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/pinnacleatthetop/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/pinnacle__ Email - beatspinnacle@gmail.com

#2: Nick Nash -- Twitter Producer Controversy, Working With Artists In Person, School, Being Smart About Placements

This is a very common question amongst new producers. I sum up my ideas in the first episode of Pinnacle's Producer's Podcast. Thoughts on embedding yourself within the producer community in an honest manner, plus when to make and upload new beats.

How to Make Your First Sale

Pinnacle takes you along with him to learn about the music production business through interviews, tips, and beatmaking episodes.